A community-led plan is a document created by residents to identify local issues, set priorities, and outline actions to achieve a vision for their area, often focusing on community well-being, facilities, and local development. The process involves extensive community participation to gather input, which is then translated into a credible action plan that can be used to influence decision-makers, secure funding, and guide community improvements. Although it is often spearheaded by individual parish councillors, it is designed to be a community rather than a parish council endeavor.
The last Community Led Plan for Hadnall was created in 2017. Now we are seeking to create a new one, to reflect the current wishes and concerns of the residents of Hadnall parish (being the civil area, not to do with the church).
This page will carry updates on that process, which will all be carried out by volunteers. If you are able to contribute in any way, do get in touch (via the Parish Council). Even if you can just give a couple of hours to deliver questionnaires, every little helps. If you have any expertise in consultation, data collation, or producing reports, those skills would be much appreciated too. And if you can help us to gather the opinions of hard-to-reach groups, such as young people or seniors, that would be great.
