and Services Policy TIFC2 - Community Leisure Facility Policy TIFC3 - Relocation of 1 Rural Community Profile for Tarporley (Parish), ACRE Rural Evidence Report, January 2012

it/ It sets out the ouncil’s agreed approach to sustaining rural communities, the to affordable living for rural communities; empower and connect rural communities; and

authority against a new agenda of community benefit and improved opportunity. Building on regeneration projects that meet the needs of our communities in difficult economic times

the Polish and other East European communities in Chester, in addition to the possibility it up with more events for the Polish community, for example, a regular Polish storytime

valuable service to the local community, providing social wellbeing to the community field was gifted to HPC in 1920 by Deed of Gift and has been in community use ever since

To date This includes community meetings to help with advice on heating, meals, gritting of pathways and the establishment of informal group meetings within the community

time consuming  Apathy from local community  Legalities of use e.g. co-ordination and ideas  Use of school play areas for community use  Involve children and young people at

those with a disability, members of a religious community, and members of a “traditional community” such as farmers. • Being LGBT+ is not

helping businesses create a stronger economy, or helping local communities to flourish We need to join forces with people, communities and our partners to make a real difference

Prevention and Wellbeing Director of Community & Environment Bakewell Senior Manager Waste and Rural Head of Service Rural Communities Locality & Customer Service Head of Service