Local Strategic Partnership Plymouth 2020

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Local Strategic Partnership(Plymouth 2020)

Rachel Silcock Neighbourhood Renewal Outreach
Worker, Plymouth Community Partnership Mutley
Greenbank Network April 3rd 2008
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What do LSPs do?
LSPs co-ordinate all of the organisations
involved in the partnership to improve the
delivery of service and raise the local quality
of life
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Local Strategic Partnership Decision Making
Structure
LSP BOARD Public sector, Private sector,
Community and Voluntary sectors x 2 reps x 2 BME
Mentees
LSP EXECUTIVE
Safe Strong Theme Promote community
safety Promote inclusive communities Maintain a
clean sustainable environment x 2 reps
Wealthy Theme Develop a prosperous
economy Develop effective transport system x 2
reps
Wise Theme Raising educational
achievement Stimulating culture leisure
activities x 2 reps
Healthy Theme Improve health and
well-being Reduce health inequalities x 2 reps
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Sustainable Community Strategy

• Sets out key priorities for change
• Actions to deliver them
• The Local Area Agreement is the delivery
  vehicle

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What has the LSP done?

• Improved decision making process by producing the
  Neighbourhood Renewal Index of Deprivation to use
  as evidence
• Shared leadership across the city
• eg Safe and Strong chaired by police, Wise
  chaired by Learning and Skills Council
• Out of 43 projects started with NRF money
  targeted on 3 priority neighbourhoods, only 6
  have not been continued with mainstream money

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What is a Local Area Agreement?

• Delivery plan for the Sustainable Community
  Strategy priorities
• 3 year period
• Specific outcomes / targets
• Agreed by central government
• Theme groups responsible for delivery

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New Generation LAA

• Economic Development Block to become Economic
  Development and Environment Theme
• LAAs will be mainstream for LAs
• No longer specific funding streams linked to
  specific targets
• Area-based LAA grant will be unringfenced
• 18 mandatory education/early years targets with
  up to 35 indicators to be agreed with central
  government alongside any local targets

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Third Sector Strategy

• In order to achieve the LSP vision -communities
  need to be engaged and involved in decision
  making
• Strategy will set out how LSP is planning to
  improve its engagement with third sector enable
  it to develop as an effective local partner,
  specifically by
• - recognising role of third sector in our work
• - reducing inconsistency in how we work with
  third sector
• - creating a framework for strong partnerships
• - ensuring fairness in service delivery
• View the strategy at www.plymouth.gov.uk/plymouth2
  020

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Contact details

• Liza Packer Assistant Director
• Rachel Silcock Neighbourhood Outreach Worker
• Plymouth Community Partnership
• Old Treasury Building
• Catherine Street
• PL1 2AD
• Tel [phone]
• Email Liza.Packer_at_pcp.org.uk
• Rachel.Silcock_at_pcp.org.uk

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