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The URBAN Partnership Group are responsible for the delivery of the Bristol URBAN Programme. The URBAN Partnership group is keen to ensure that the decision making process is transparent and that financial probity is ensured when decisions are made. Consequently, the URBAN Partnership Group has agreed to hold its meetings at local community venues which residents and observers can attend so that they can see how the URBAN Partnership Group operates. Members of the public will not be permitted to participate in the deliberations of the URBAN Partnership Group. However, there will be an opportunity for representations to be made by members of the public at the beginning of each URBAN Partnership Group meeting. Details of forthcoming URBAN Partnership Group meetings are shown below:
Subsequent meetings have yet to be determined. It is possible for meeting details to change at short notice. It is also possible that some of the meeting venues are not fully accessible to the mobility impaired. It is suggested that you contact Mark Morris ( tel: 0117 922 2385 e-mail: mark_morris@bristol-city.gov.uk ) to check the details before attending one of these meetings
The Bristol URBAN Network is a network of local organisations receiving Bristol URBAN Programme funding to deliver services to benefit the URBAN area and its residents. Participation in Bristol URBAN Network events is currently by invitation only. If you wish to find out more about the Bristol URBAN Network or to be invited to its events, please contact Ian Quaife ( tel: 0117 903 6420 e-mail: ian_quaife@bristol-city.gov.uk ). Details of forthcoming Bristol URBAN Network meetings are shown below:
The Bristol URBAN Programme is a member of the UK URBAN Network. The UK URBAN Network was founded in June 1997 and formally launched in June 1998. Its membership includes the 18 local Urban Partnership Groups (UPGs) part-funded by the European Commission to deliver URBAN Action Plans. It exists to share best practice and information, provide mutual support, and to debate and lobby on issues regarding the URBAN Initiative and other urban policy matters. There is a strong commitment to representation and leadership within the Network of community representatives, alongside other partners, as community leadership and partnership are central components of the URBAN Programme. Network business is carried out through quarterly conferences. Each meeting/conference is hosted by one of the member UPGs in turn.
The Bristol URBAN Programme has hosted the Autumn 2000 meeting of the UK URBAN Network. Copyright 2000 Bristol URBAN Programme |
