Closes 26 February 2021
Closes 12 March 2021
Closes 5 April 2021
Closed 20 November 2020
Closed 16 October 2020
Closed 5 October 2020
Closed 14 September 2020
Closed 20 July 2020
Here are some of the issues we have consulted on and their outcomes. See all outcomes
Southport has the opportunity to bid for up to £50m of central Government funding as part of the Town Deal Fund, to boost economic growth and town wide regeneration. As part of the stakeholder engagement for the submission, a consultation exercise was undertaken to gather feedback on a number of Big Ideas that would inform a wider Vision for Southport.
Each of these Big Ideas included a number of project ideas that we thought had the potential to attract wider investment both from the Government and from the private sector. We asked what you thought of these Big Ideas and what you think we might have missed.
The Town Deal Board received over 2,033 completed questionnaires, with 826 detailed comments from the questionnaires. In addition to this, we received 40 emails, 5 phone calls and 4 letters.
Following the online consultation, the Town Deal Board also engaged with a number of other stakeholder groups including university students, college students school children, visitors and local business owners.
A summary of all the responses received in the full consultation report.
This engagement has informed the Town Investment Plan (TIP) which was submitted to government at the end of October 2020. Key points of influence from engagement include:
The priorities expressed by consultees that have not been included in the TIP will be addressed using funding and delivery routes other than Towns Fund.
The Town Deal Board will continue the conversation with residents, visitors and businesses as the Town Investment Plan progresses.
Southport has the opportunity to bid for up to £50m of central Government funding as part of the Town Deal Fund, to boost economic growth and town wide regeneration. As part of the stakeholder engagement for the submission, a consultation exercise was undertaken to gather feedback on a number of Big Ideas that would inform a wider Vision for Southport.
Each of these Big Ideas included a number of project ideas that we thought had the potential to attract wider investment both from the Government and from the private sector. We asked what you thought of these Big Ideas and what you think we might have missed.
The Town Deal Board received over 2,033 completed questionnaires, with 826 detailed comments from the questionnaires. In addition to this, we received 40 emails, 5 phone calls and 4 letters.
Following the online consultation, the Town Deal Board also engaged with a number of other stakeholder groups including university students, college students school children, visitors and local business owners.
A summary of all the responses received in the full consultation report.
This engagement has informed the Town Investment Plan (TIP) which was submitted to government at the end of October 2020. Key points of influence from engagement include:
The priorities expressed by consultees that have not been included in the TIP will be addressed using funding and delivery routes other than Towns Fund.
The Town Deal Board will continue the conversation with residents, visitors and businesses as the Town Investment Plan progresses.
Southport has the opportunity to bid for up to £50m of central Government funding as part of the Town Deal Fund, to boost economic growth and town wide regeneration. As part of the stakeholder engagement for the submission, a consultation exercise was undertaken to gather feedback on a number of Big Ideas that would inform a wider Vision for Southport.
Each of these Big Ideas included a number of project ideas that we thought had the potential to attract wider investment both from the Government and from the private sector. We asked what you thought of these Big Ideas and what you think we might have missed.
The Town Deal Board received over 2,033 completed questionnaires, with 826 detailed comments from the questionnaires. In addition to this, we received 40 emails, 5 phone calls and 4 letters.
Following the online consultation, the Town Deal Board also engaged with a number of other stakeholder groups including university students, college students school children, visitors and local business owners.
A summary of all the responses received in the full consultation report.
This engagement has informed the Town Investment Plan (TIP) which was submitted to government at the end of October 2020. Key points of influence from engagement include:
The priorities expressed by consultees that have not been included in the TIP will be addressed using funding and delivery routes other than Towns Fund.
The Town Deal Board will continue the conversation with residents, visitors and businesses as the Town Investment Plan progresses.