Community Regeneration

 

 

 
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community regeneration

Narrowing the gap between the most disadvantaged areas and elsewhere.
Community Regeneration page and link

The LSP’s strategy and deliverables on Community Regeneration are laid out in the Sustainable Community Strategy document.  The Community Regeneration page is available by clicking the image on the left.

 

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For more detailed information visit the Community Regeneration Theme Action Plan at: Community Regeneration Plan.

 

Jaywick is seen as a seriously deprived area, the third worst in England. For more on what is being done click Jaywick.

 

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Community Regeneration Theme Group Members

Lead Partner

Sharon Alexander - Community Voluntary Services Tendring

 

The full list of members and their organisations can be found at:

Tendring LSP Community Regeneration Delivery Group

 

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Jaywick

Jaywick’s high level of deprivation over time has brought  about a number of interventions to try and solve its problems.

Tendring District Council’s latest strategy documents can be found by clicking on the following link. 

Jaywick

 

In addition to the above strategy, Tendring District Council and Essex County Council in partnership with The East of England Development Agency, the Environment Agency and GO (Government Office) East have commissioned a study that looks at both the need for, and the feasibility of, the wholesale regeneration of the area.

The report’s vision for Jaywick is stated as:

‘A deliverable programme developed with the community for the transformation of Jaywick into an inclusive, safe, sustainable, economically buoyant community taking advantage of its coastal location’.

 

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If, after viewing this site, you feel that you or your organisation could contribute to a particular ‘Theme’  or more generally to the aims of the Tendring Local Strategic Partnership please contact the Tendring LSP Co-ordinator, Tendring District Council Offices, Thorpe Road,   Weeley, CO16 9AJ in writing, giving an outline of how you believe you or your organisation would be able to contribute.