Pride in Place
Pride in Place Chairs Appointed As Whitehouse And Stoke Park Boards Take Shape
Pride in Place has reached a new milestone in Ipswich, with Chairs now appointed for the Whitehouse and Stoke Park…
Pride in Place Has Moved Into The Community. Here’s How To Have Your Say.
Pride in Place has moved into its next stage in Whitehouse and Stoke Park & Chantry. The early phase was…
“People Like Me Don’t Get Asked About Things Like This” – Pride in Place Myth-Busting
Whitehouse and Stoke Park & Chantry are each in line for up to £20 million over ten years. You don't need to be an expert to help decide how it's spent.
You Don’t Need To Be An Expert To Get Involved In Pride in Place
One of the biggest misconceptions about community projects is that they're only for people with impressive CVs, professional backgrounds or years of experience sitting on committees. The Pride in Place programme - a government investment for Whitehouse and Stoke Park/Chantry of £20m into each area over 10 years - is trying to change that.
What Could £20 Million Mean For Both Whitehouse And Stoke Park & Chantry?
Nothing has been decided yet. Pride in Place asks Whitehouse and Stoke Park & Chantry residents what up to £20 million each should pay for over ten years.
Could You Help Decide the Future of Whitehouse or Stoke Park & Chantry?
Ipswich Borough Council wants chairs and members for the Whitehouse and Stoke Park & Chantry Neighbourhood Boards. You do not need to be an expert.
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Whitehouse and Stoke Park Residents Invited to Help Shape the Future of Their Communities
Big decisions about the future of Whitehouse, Stoke Park and Chantry could soon be shaped by the people who know these communities best.