Introduction

 

 

Community In Partnership KW

Community In Partnership

Filwood Community Centre, Barnstaple Rd, Knowle, Bristol BS4 1JP

The primary role of Neighbourhood Management (NM) is to understand the needs of residents in the local area, to influence service providers (e.g. Bristol City Council, Avon and Somerset Constabulary) and encourage and enable them to improve their services so that they are better suited to the scale and nature of local needs.

To be able to make the decisions locally, a Neighbourhood Management Board has been created called Community in Partnership (CIP).

CIP now leading the way in making these improvements, as they will work to develop and implement the Neighbourhood Plan. This is a document that will shape how the future of the area should look. This will be developed over the next year with input from all local residents.

The Community in Partnership Board brings together elected local residents, community groups, and local agencies (like the police, health and education authorities, council departments, etc) to create a community-led organisation that will campaign for improved local services in the area. The Community In Partnership area includes the Filwood Ward, and parts of Knowle and Windmill Hill wards.

Community in Partnership News!

Community in Partnership chair Denise Britt is pleased to announce that as of 31stMarch 2010 the organisation is now recognised as a registered charity (1079436) and a registered company (03301167).

This follows the Knowle West Development Trust annual general meeting where it was agreed that the organisation change its name to Community in Partnership Knowle West, and that the partnerships eight elected residents replace the organisations trustees.

Also, from 1st April 2010 Community in Partnership ( working with the Park) has taken over responsibility for managing Filwood Community Centre from Bristol City Council. The agreement that was signed formalises an arrangement that has been running since July 2009.

For further information contact the CIP Office
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