Your Place, Your Future

Your Place, Your Future - the big picture

Thursday 3 July 2008
12 noon to 7pm
Guildhall, Plymouth

After a year of having conversations in every neighbourhood in the city the BIG picture offers an opportunity to look at all the comments so far, add more of your own and find out what happens now.

All the Area Action Plans that are being developed for areas that are going through significant change will also be available to view. Where ever you live in Plymouth, if you’re interested in the future of your neighbourhood, come along and find out what’s happening.

There will be short 20 minute workshops (see documents table below) throughout the day looking at successful work already happening in local neighbourhoods across the city, and planning officers available to talk about your ideas and issues.

This will be an exciting event looking in detail at what’s happening where you live so come along and add your views!

Find out more about the consultation, information about your area or add your ideas on the neighbourhood bulletin board. See our Your Place Your Future page.

Your Place, Your Future - the big opportunity

Special event for landowners and developers

Tuesday 1 July 2008
2pm to 4pm
Guildhall, Plymouth

An opportunity to view the issues and options in each neighbourhood in Plymouth, contribute your sites to the consultation (confidentially if you wish) and find out what is happening next in terms of the Local Development Framework and ensuring plans are delivered.

You may also book an appointment to discuss your sites with the relevant planning policy officer from 2.15pm to 3.15pm and after 4pm on request. This can be booked in advance by telephoning 01752 305477 or by emailing ldf@plymouth.gov.uk.

Your Place, Your Future - the big conversation

Special event for Local Strategic Partnership (LSP) partners

Tuesday 1 July 2008
10.30am to 12noon
Guildhall, Plymouth

An opportunity to view the issues and options in each neighbourhood in the city and to contribute your views as someone working or representing local communities. There will also be time to look at how you could contribute to or use the information that has been collected and how you can be involved in what will be happening next.

Workshops

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