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South Lakeland Strategic Partnership

 
South Lakeland Strategic Partnership (SLSP) improves local quality of life by getting as many people as possible to agree and work towards local priorities. These priorities are captured in a document called South Lakeland Sustainable Community Strategy.  

 

Cover image of South Lakeland Community Strategy

 
 
 

What is the Community Strategy?

The purpose of the Community Strategy is to improve the economic, social and environmental well-being of people in South Lakeland. It does this by highlighting the key issues to the quality of life of the district, and outlining how partners plan to work together to tackle them. 
 

The key issues identified in the Community Strategy are:

 

· Accessing services

· Children and young people

· Safe communities

· Health and well-being

· Housing to meet local need

· Involving communities

· Jobs, skills and regeneration

· A quality environment

 

Short Term Focus Areas for SLSP

 

SLSP agrees a number of short short-term focus issues on an annual basis. These are areas where the LSP can add most value to what is already happening. The LSP's 4 current issues are:

 

 

How Does SLSP Work?

A large number of organisations and individuals make up the full membership of SLSP. Many of these are active on SLSP's task groups - there is one for each key issue. The task groups make sure that things happen to address local priorities.

 

Who Steers SLSP?

An Executive Board oversees LSP activities. A number of key organisations are represented on the Board.

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The latest news from the SLSP.


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Meetings & Minutes

Further details including agendas and minutes of LSP meetings.
Meetings & Minutes

Find out about the LSP's 4 short-term focus issues that were agreed at the 2009 South Lakeland Community Conference