Personal tools
|
Tagged ItemsEich Dinas, Eich Dewis - Your City, Your Choice in St. AsaphThe ancient Cathedral Town of St Asaph (population 3,600) is central to North Wales, on the A55 Trunk road (Euroroute E22). In December 2008 the Town Council unanimously voted to carry out a PB pilot, promoting Community Cohesion, Safety, Green and Intergenerational projects.
Cornwall promotional leafletLeaflet produced by Kerrier district council to promote PB. Included in new toolkit
South West Newsletter Spring 2010
"Your borough, your say" in Great YarmouthParticipatory Budgeting in Different Community Settings - comparing urban and rural neighbourhoods.
Cae Ddol Park PB in RuthinIn 2009, the council was forced to demolish the paddling pool in Cae Ddol park, resulting in passionate objections from many residents. The council decided to meet with residents and offer them £25,000 to decide how to spend this money in the park.
Adeyfield Action “You Choose” (Hemel Hempstead)As part of Hertfordshire County Council's localism agenda, £50,000 was allocated for an event in Adeyfield using participatory budgeting principles. Surveys on the percentage of people who feel they can influence decisions in their locality, had highlighted that the lowest scores throughout Hertfordshire were in Dacorum Borough and, within Dacorum, the lowest scores were to be found in the Adeyfield neighbourhood of Hemel Hempstead.
Section 106 East Devon guideA guide to using Section 106 money for consultation and PB activities
Section 106 funding in East DevonOne of the Council’s priorities is ‘Children and Young People’ and inviting them to help design and vote on play and recreation provided an excellent opportunity for the Council to engage with children and young people.
PB for parish councils - a toolkit part 2This is the second part of the DVD produced to go with the toolkit for parish councils, by Rural Action Yorkshire
Participatory budgeting for parish councils - Part 1This is the first part of a dvd produced by Rural Action Yorkshire to accompany their toolkit on implementing PB in parish councils
|
|
The Participatory Budgeting Unit is changing!
We need to move beyond the ‘Councillors know best’ approach in Edinburgh
The People's Budget workshop at TPAS conference
