Topic outline
- General
General
- Place Making in the Park
Place Making in the Park
This two day programme recognises the increased emphasis from statutory bodies on “place-based planning” and the important role community organisations can play in the often complex planning landscape of Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park.
Participants will learn from examples of communities engaging in planning, including the National Park Authority perspective, and be able to reflect on the resulting opportunities and challenges in their own areas.
Among other skills, the programme supports learning around building relationships, lobbying, negotiating and community representation – all areas for development which were identified through our initial community needs survey.
Who is it for?
This programme is suitable for attendees from those communities hoping to undertake developments locally (eg. Community asset transfers or ‘right to buy’) or for those who simply want to ensure their community has a greater say in the design, delivery and location of services.
Programme Details
Dates: 29 & 30 January 2020
Where: Tyndrum
Timing: 9.30am - 4pm
Cost: Fully Funded
The inputs, support, connections
and learning gained on all academy
programmes have been instrumental
to my success to date- Share the learning from communities in the National Park and beyond
- Understand the planning landscape
- Consider the skills needed to contribute effectively in your role
- Connect with others in the National Park
Your Facilitator
James Hilder has former roles as CEO of Mull & Iona Community Trust, chair of the Argyll & Bute Social Enterprise Network and founder member of the regional Third Sector Interface. Jame now provides consultancy services, delivered through the social enterprise ‘An Roth Associates CiC’. Find out more about James here.
More Information
Fiona Paul, Learning Coordinator | 01389 727762 | fiona.paul@lochlomond-trossachs.org
This programme is funded by:
