Bedale and Villages Community Forum

The Bedale and Villages Community Forum published their Community Plan in 2002. Their Action Plan responds to the results of Parish Questionnaires and 2 consultation days. Many people in the area commented on issues that were and still are important to them and these were prioritised and included in the Bedale Community Plan.

In 2003 the Forum were awarded Renaissance Market Town status which is a Yorkshire Forward scheme to assist in the regeneration of market towns. The town has benefited from experts funded by Yorkshire Forward to undertake detailed research, further consultations and planning to develop a 25 year vision and masterplan for Bedale. Spawforth Associates were the lead consultants on this project - their work covered transport, tourism, community and economic issues.

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The Forum has established 5 Focus Groups to help deliver the Community Plan and RMT Masterplan.

These are:

  • Business and Tourism
  • Environment
  • Community Issues
  • Transport
  • Safe


Everyone who has an interest in regenerating Bedale and the surrounding villages is welcome to attend any of the meetings.

 

Meetings

The dates for Forum meetings to be held in 2010 are as follows:

  • Thursday 18th March
  • Thursday 13th May
  • Thursday 15th July
  • Thursday 23rd September (Annual General Meeting)
  • Thursday 18th November


Meetings of the Forum are held at 7.30pm in the Lounge at Bedale Hall.

For further details please contact the Community Link Officer on 01609 767212.

 

Minutes of recent meetings

 

 

 

 

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Contact details


Chair of the Steering Group: Yvonne Rose, telephone: (01677) 424234

Community Link Officer: Peter Cole, telephone (01609) 767212

 

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