Local strategic partnerships (LSPs) are established in all local authority areas in England. They enable residents, community organisations, businesses, local authorities and other public agencies to come together to agree a vision and priorities for their area.
In future, Sustainable Community Strategies will play a greater role in ‘place shaping’, helping local authorities to fulfil their responsibility for the well-being of an area, in understanding local needs and priorities and integrating the delivery of local services.
We work with Local Strategic Partnerships to develop Sustainable Community Strategies and the Local Area Agreements which enable their delivery. Shared Intelligence works with partners to:
create a shared vision for the future
identify priorities for partnership working
setting challenging targets for improved service delivery
Through our Local Area Agreement learning network (LAA.net) we support practitioner efforts to achieve their priorities.
Si supported the preparation of Hull’s second Community Strategy. Working with a group of key public, private and voluntary sector stakeholders, we developed an aspirational vision for the city which placed sustainable economic growth and raising the...
Si developed a shared, long term vision in support of the preparation of the new Community Strategy and the related Local Neighbourhood Renewal Strategy and Area Strategies for North Tyneside.
We prepared a baseline report which set out current ...
Si worked with Newcastle City Council to develop a new Community Regeneration Strategy for the city, which translates the broad aims and objectives of its Community Strategy into more detailed priorities and actions at the neighbourhood level. The st...
Si helped to establish Island Futures, the Local Strategic Partnership for the Isle of Wight, and facilitated preparation of its first Community Strategy. The strategy was developed through extensive community consultation and centred on key themes i...
Si led the preparation of the first county-wide community strategy for County Durham. Using scenario planning techniques, we mapped alternative scenarios for the future of the county to develop a challenging vision for 2023, and developed a five year...
Si is undertaking a leadership review of Richmond LSP. The review includes holding a developmental awayday for the LSP board, mapping current partnership arrangements and accountabilties, and developing an action plan for 2007/08.
