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Community-led Planning

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What is a Community-led Plan?

A Community-led Plan is a strategic tool that communities can use to set a collective vision for their local area and identify the actions needed to achieve it.

A plan might focus on the provision of community facilities, the health and wellbeing of residents, or the accessibility of transport and services. Whatever the focus may be, Community-led Plan’s encourage residents to:

  • Contribute their ideas and feedback.
  • Reflect on the social, economic, cultural, or environmental factors that influence their local area.
  • Participate in implementing the agreed action plan.

Community-led Planning Support

Our experienced team have supported over 100 Oxfordshire communities to carry out Community-led Plans, providing advice, practical help, and facilitation. If you’re interested in our support services, please reach out.

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I can’t say enough for what Community First Oxfordshire did in terms of guiding us through our Community-led Plan.

South Stoke CLP Group

Support from District & City Councils

Oxfordshire District and City Councils actively encourage Community-led Planning processes and provide different kinds of support, from providing large-scale maps to use during consultations, to attending launch events and reviewing draft action plans.

Select the link for your District or City Council to access further information about support they can offer you during the process:

With funding support from District Councils, we can offer our Community-led Planning services for free to communities in South Oxfordshire, Vale of White Horse, and Cherwell. An affordable and tailored consultancy-based service is offered to all other communities.

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Our plan has improved communication and given residents the opportunity to say what they want the community’s future to look like.

Hailey CLP Group

Resources

You can access tailored resources below, or head to our resource library to browse all of Community First Oxfordshire’s open access materials.

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