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Chepping Wye Valley Local Community Partnership Chepping Wye Valley Local Community Partnership Local Area Plan December 2016 Contents The purpose of the Area Plan 2 Local Community Areas map 3 Map of the Chepping Wye Valley Local Area 4 The Chepping Wye Valley Local Community Partnership 5 The Chepping Wye Valley Local Community Membership 6 Local Community Partnership representatives 8 Local Area Profile 10 Local Area Priorities 12 The purpose of the Area Plan The purpose of the Chepping Wye Valley Area The area plan should be regarded as an initial set Plan is to set out a clear list of of commitments, which can be added to in the local priorities that need to be addressed in light of emerging opportunities, rather than a order to improve the social, economic and fixed agenda that must be adhered to rigidly environmental conditions within the Chepping Wye Valley local community area over the next The LCP will work closely with partner organi- three years. sations to seek progress on the priority themes within the area plan. In some instances, the Chepping Wye Valley Local Community Partnership will be able to directly impact on actions to address one or more of the priority themes through allocation of its delegated budgets. For most of the priorities within the area plan, it is likely that the main role of the Local Community Partnership (LCP) will be to act as a coordinating body and catalyst for action, with the LCP taking an investigative, supportive, developmental, champi- oning and monitoring role. 2 3 4 The Chepping Wye Valley Local Community Partnership Promoting healthy lifestyles The Chepping Wye Valley local area covers five Protection/improvement of the environment parishes (see map on opposite page) The and green spaces. Chepping Wye Valley Local Community Partner- These priorities are grouped in three categories, ship (LCP) was established in 2008 to provide an for each of which a subgroup has been established oversight of the needs of the local area, and has to take forward ideas and projects: met on a regular basis ever since, considering the needs of the area and taking action to address Community Health and Wellbeing those needs wherever possible. Road Safety The LCP is a meeting where local county, district and parish councillors, along with representatives Environment and Economy of the police, fire and rescue, other public and vol- untary/community sector partners, meet to discuss Forthcoming meetings will be focussing on local residents’ needs and priorities. addressing the identified local priorities for the area which can be found on the following pages One of the major tasks for the LAF is to determine priorities for the local area plan. To this end, the Meetings are held throughout the area and are nor- Chepping Wye Valley LCP held its first local area mally hosted by parish councils, schools and com- planning workshop in March 2009 and the priorities munity centres. have been refreshed at subsequent workshops held All meetings are open to the public whose attend- in June 2011 and November 2014. ance and questions are welcomed. Following the November 2014 workshop, six top priorities were chosen to be taken forward for ac- The Forum times and dates can be located at www.buckscc.gov.uk. From the A-Z menu at the tion. bottom of the home page go to C and then These are:: committee membership. The LAF details are to- wards the bottom of the page.. Activities & facilities for young people Social isolation particularly older people The LAF welcomes participation from other Traffic management focusing on speeding and partners/local groups and residents. parking Bourne End Future of Our Village Group is in membership of the LCP. Improvements to footways and pavements 5 The Chepping Wye Valley Local Community Partnership membership The Chepping Wye Valley local community area covers four divisions of the County Council. The County Councillors take the role of Chairman. County Councillors in the Chepping Wye Valley local community area Mike Appleyard The Wooburns, Bourne End & Tel: 01628 520628 Hedsor Email: [email protected] David Watson Flackwell Heath, Little Marlow & Tel: 01628 810761 Marlow South East Email: [email protected] Katrina Wood Hazlemere Tel: 01494 814848 Email: [email protected] David Shakespeare OBE Tylers Green and Loudwater Tel: 01494 817248 Email: [email protected] The local community area falls within the Wycombe District. The Vice-Chairman for each meeting is elected from one of the following district councillors: District Councillors in the Chepping Wye Valley local community area Julia Adey The Wooburns Tel: 01628 532792 Email: [email protected] Mike Appleyard Bourne End-cum-Hedsor Tel: 01628 520628 Email: [email protected] Ron Gaffney Hazlemere North Tel: 01494 563371 Email: [email protected] David Johncock Flackwell Heath and Little Tel: 01628 521495 Marlow Email: [email protected] Julia Langley The Wooburns Tel: 01628 526404 Email: [email protected] Tony Lee Bourne End-cum-Hedsor Tel: 07768044044 Email: [email protected] Hugh McCarthy Hazlemere North Tel: 01494 712004 Email: [email protected] Richard Newman Hazlemere South Tel: 0741133179 Email: [email protected] Catherine Oliver Hazlemere South Tel: 01494 534366 Email: [email protected] District Councillors in the Chepping Wye Valley local community area John Savage Flackwell Heath and Little Tel: 01628 529327 Marlow Email: [email protected] David Shakespeare OBE Tylers Green and Loudwater Tel: 01494 817248 Email: [email protected] David Watson Flackwell Heath and Little Tel: 01628 810761 Marlow Email: [email protected] Katrina Wood Tylers Green and Loudwater Tel: 01494 814848 Email: [email protected] Lawrence Wood Tylers Green and Loudwater Tel: 07920 576873 Email: [email protected] The Chepping Wye Valley LAF also comprises the following parishes. Each will have a nominated rep- resentative (not shown) which, in addition to the County and District Councillors, are also voting members. Contact details for the clerks are available by going to http://www.buckscc.gov.uk/about-your-council/ and reviewing the list of parish councils in ‘Councillors, meetings and decisions’. Parish council Chepping Wycombe Hazlemere Hedsor Little Marlow Wooburn and Bourne End The LCP welcomes memberships from Bucks Fire and Rescue other partners/local groups and resident Bucks PCT attendance. The following organisations Thames Valley Police are members of the Local Community Local Neighbourhood Acting Groups Partnership : Bourne End Future of Our Village Local Community Partnership Representatives There are a number of representatives from the County and District Council at the Chepping Wye Valley LAF. Representative Name Contact Chairman David Watson Tel: 01628 810761 A local County Councillor agreed by the Email: [email protected] LCP membership Vice-Chairman Ron Gaffney Tel: 01494 563371 A District Council nominated by the Email: [email protected] District Council and agreed by the LCP membership Lead Area Officers (County) Ian Boll Tel: 01296 382113 The Lead Area Officer is a County Email: [email protected] Council senior manager who works with the Area Manager to provide senior management support to the LCP Area Manager Korinne Leney Tel: 01296 387572 The Area Manager progresses both the Email: [email protected] Local Area Plan and issues raised at the LCP. The Area Manager also works with local parishes and a wide range of partners on projects to benefit local communities. Thames Valley Police representative Inspector Scott Email: The representative from TVP is the In- Messenger [email protected] spector for the area, who works with the olice.uk Area manager to provide commitment and Thames Valley Police non emergency support from the Police. number 101. Member Services Officer Rachel Bennett Tel: 01296 383991 The Member Services Officer is Email: [email protected] responsible for the meeting administration and note taking and organises the LAF meetings/agendas. 8 Service representatives The following County Council service areas have local representatives working in your local community area. County Council Service Contact Prevention Matters Community Links Officer Tel 01296 393490 Andy Chapman Email: [email protected] Transportation Transport for Buckinghamshire Tel: 0845 230 2882 Main number for reporting highways [email protected] issues, etc.: TfB Area Manager: Email: Steve Woolf [email protected] Local area technician for Flackwell Email: Heath, Little Marlow and Marlow [email protected] South East: Steve Underwood Local area technician for Wooburns, Email: Bourne End and Hedsor, Hazlemere [email protected] and Tylers Green and Loudwater: Rob Sumner 9 10 11 The Chepping Wye Valley Local Area Priorities The priorities for the area were identified at a workshop held in November 2014. The top actionable priorities will be worked on by the LCP and also updated on a regular basis as these are taken forward. The Local Priorities budgets will be allocated to the actionable priorities. The priorities are split into those that the LAF can work on locally and those that are more strate- gic and therefore, the LAF has to influence through lobbying different services and organisations. Top actionable priorities: to be worked on locally by the LCP and community groups Activities & facilities for young people Traffic management focusing on speeding and parking Improvements to footways and pavements Promoting healthy lifestyles Protection/improvement of the environment and green spaces. Social isolation particularly older people In 2014 the LCP decided to group the Priorities into more strategic categories as follows: Community Health and Wellbeing Economy and Environment Road Safety Strategic priorities: the LCP will monitor and lobby on behalf of these priorities Public transport particularly for access to employment Demand for affordable/social housing.
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