Latest news from the
LSP
SCTV is the new forum
for local young people
- for
full details follow this link
Raising
aspirations
The 2008 LSP Forum is being held on Friday,
November 14. Follow this link to find out more.
For previous
press releases follow this link
Welcome to Suffolk Coastal
Local Strategic Partnership's website
The Suffolk Coastal Local Strategic
Partnership has agreed a vision for the future of our district
where 'building on the best of the present, it should be a district
where people want to live and to invest, to care for others and the
environment'.
There are great foundations in
place in our district as can be seen by the fact that 94 per cent
of our residents say they are satisfied with Suffolk Coastal as a
place to live, making it one of the top rated places to live in the
country.
However, we cannot be complacent
if we are to maintain and enhance the quality of life in our
district and the members of the Partnership recognise there are
significant issues that need to be addressed. We are committed to
working together to provide real improvements to the social,
economic and environmental well-being of all our
residents.
Within this
website you can find out all about the goals of the Partnership, as
set out in our
Community
Strategy, who are members of
the
Partnership
, the 12 key
issues (which are currently being reviewed)
we believe face this district, and the
activities of our working groups that are tackling the five key
issues that we believe that in partnership we can and must produce
results by working together. These are young people, community
development, access to services, healthy lifestyles,
economy/learning and skills.
We formally
relaunched our website in November 2006 to coincide with our annual
forum and to put the spotlight on the action and successes of our
partnership. If after visiting this website you feel that you can
help our activities, want to make comments about our work, or just
want to find out more, then please either contact
me , or the
LSP
co-ordinator.
Councillor Ray Herring, Chairman
of the Suffolk Coastal Local Strategic Partnership
Board