Helping our district grow - a
November 2011 summary of the LSP's
activities
Welcome to Suffolk Coastal Local Strategic
Partnership's website
Introduction from Ray Herring, Chairman of the Suffolk
Coastal Local Strategic Partnership Board
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 92 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 about the
key
issues we believe face the district, and how the
Partnership is
working to tackle them as set out in our
Sustainable
Community Strategy. Through the activities of our working
groups, we are tackling the following priority issues:
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Ray Herring, Chairman of the Suffolk
Coastal LSP Board, speaking at the annual LSP
Forum
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- Access to services
- Strong, supportive communities
- Climate change & the environment
- Economy, skills and enterprise
- Healthier lives for all
- Young People
This website puts 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 by
emailing
ray.herring@suffolkcoastal.gov.uk , or the LSP Manager at
sclsp@suffolkcoastal.gov.uk.
What
is a Local Strategic Partnership? Click here for a
definition.
Click here for information about
Community Led
Planning
LSP Annual Forum 2011 - Friday, November 11 at
Trinity Park Conference
Centre