Thirsk Regeneration Initiative

Thirsk Regeneration Initiative (TRI) was formed in August 2001 as the partnership and delivery body for the local Market Towns Initiative (MTI) programme. External consultants were appointed to undertake consultations and draft a 'Healthcheck' and Action Plan for Thirsk. The task for TRI was to develop a programme of projects that met the needs of the community.

Delivery has been successful with numerous projects having been completed since the group was established. This includes supporting the establishment of The Thirsk Clock (a facility for young people), the East Thirsk Learning Resource Centre, Thirsk Festival, the Ritz Cinema, Thirsk Community Forest, the relocation of the Tourist Information Centre, improving signage around Thirsk (fingerpost and gateways signs have been installed), creating a blue plaque and interpretation heritage trail and developing Rural Arts North Yorkshire's site.

In 2004 a new 5 year Action Plan for Thirsk was produced.

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Meetings


Dates for TRI meetings in 2009:

  • Wednesday 24th June
  • Wednesday 29th July
  • Wednesday 26th August (AGM)
  • Wednesday 23rd September
  • Wednesday 21st October
  • Wednesday 25th November
  • Wednesday 16th December

All meetings are held at 7.00pm in the Old Courthouse, Rural Arts North Yorkshire, Thirsk.

Minutes of Recent Meetings

 

 

Contact details


Chair of Thirsk Regeneration Initiative: Peter Walker

Community Link Officer: telephone: (01609) 767212

Contact the Community Planning Team

 

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