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Tagged ItemsWhy get involved with PB?It's often been said money is power. Every year thousands of pounds worth of public money is spent in your name and on your behalf. If you are not involved when your money is spent, then how do you know it will be spent the way you want it to be?
The issue of representationOne of the most common questions the PB Unit is asked at conferences, seminars, and training events is about representation. There are two main issues that are commonly raised: how important is it that different groups are fairly represented and how do you go about ensuring fair representation and how do you manage the potential of particular individuals or groups 'hijacking' an event by getting all their supporters to vote for their project? This page aims to address some of those issues and help organisers think through the risks around representation.
CDF Engaging Communities - lessons from the frontline
The community power packA document put together by Communities & Local Government and Involve to help community groups respond to the empowerment white paper. Really useful information on setting up events and running them and how to respond to consultations.
Acorns Your Voice, Your Choice BallotYour Voice, Your Choice ballot project was one of the Home Office community safety PB pilots which was given £20,000 of Home Office funding for PB. The time constraints for delivery were such that service providers were asked to come up with projects that met the community safety criteria. Ten were short listed by the steering group to go on the ballot.
Bob Macey - Policing Green PaperPresentation by Bob Macey given on PB in the policing green paper.
The quiet before the storm? - By Jez HallMaybe it’s the time of year, or the fact I’ve been involved with thinking about PB for 10 years now, but I’ve been in reflective mood recently.
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PB Unit rolling out masterclasses
PB masterclass: commissioning and budget cycles
Choose Health in Deptford
