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Tuesday 16 March 2010 |
About Bournemouth 2026
Bournemouth 2026 is a partnership that brings together hundreds of people from voluntary, community and faith organisations, private companies and public services work together to improve the lives of people who live, work and visit the town.
By working together organisations can pool resources and expertise to achieve our goals.
Why is it called Bournemouth 2026?
In 2006 the partnership was consulted on a 20 year vision for Bournemouth. The partnership was renamed as Bournemouth 2026 to remind partners that we are all working towards this vision.
What is the purpose of Bournemouth 2026?
Our Aims are to:
- Identify the challenges facing Bournemouth
- Find solutions to the difficult social, economic and environmental problems
- Consult on what we want Bournemouth to be like in the future, agree a shared vision in a Sustainable Community Strategy and an action plan
- Encourage all partners to ensure that their strategies and plans work towards achieving the vision
- Identify and seek support to deliver our goals and local area agreement targets
- Bring together people to work together on projects
- Help shape the delivery of public services
- Develop local area agreements with Government and the Council
- Agree how LSP funding should be allocated
Government define Bournemouth 2026 as a Local Strategic Partnership (LSP). Every local authority area must have a LSP. Statutory public sector partners have a legal duty to work together on targets set out in a Local Area Agreement.
There is also a duty to consult and work with the community and voluntary sector.
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To be part of this exciting partnership and help make Bournemouth a better place... Join Bournemouth 2026.