Pride in Place Neighbourhood Boards
Pride in Place Neighbourhood Boards make sure local voices are at the centre of decision‑making.
What Pride in Place Neighbourhood Boards do
Neighbourhood boards:
- engage with the local community
- agree a shared long‑term vision for the area
- set investment priorities
- help design and deliver a Pride in Place plan
They play a central role in shaping how Pride in Place funding is used locally.
Who is involved
Each board includes:
- local residents
- community representatives
- an independent chair
- the local MP
- council and partner representatives
The board works openly and aim to reflect the community it serves.
Independent neighbourhood chair
Each board is led by an independent chair. The chair:
- provides strategic leadership
- acts as a champion for the area
- makes sure the board is community‑led and inclusive
- supports constructive discussion and decision‑making
The chair works closely with residents, community organisations and partners to ensure local priorities are heard.
Pride in Place
Funded by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government of the United Kingdom
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