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Pride in Place is a ten-year government programme. It will invest £20 million in communities in Park Wood and Senacre.
The programme will help local people shape the future of their neighbourhoods. It has three main themes:
Building Thriving Places: improving local places, spaces and opportunities
Strengthening Communities: helping people build stronger connections and making it easier to use local activities, support and community spaces
Empowering people to take back control: giving residents more say in decisions and a greater role in shaping the future of their area
In summer 2026, a group of local residents took part in workshops about the future of the area. They were chosen through a civic lottery. During the workshops, they discussed local challenges, considered different options and developed recommendations.
Their recommendations covered community spaces, activities for young people, better parks and green spaces, stronger support networks and more resident involvement in decisions.
These recommendations will help the independent Chair and Neighbourhood Board plan the programme and develop a shared vision for the area. The Board is preparing a four-year Investment Plan and a longer-term vision. These will be sent to the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government in February 2027.
Use the survey below to rank the recommendations and share any other comments.
Get involved
Have your say on the Pride in Place priorities for Park Wood and Senacre.
The Neighbourhood Board will consider your feedback alongside other evidence and engagement work as it develops the ten-year Pride in Place Plan.
Pride in Place is a ten-year government programme. It will invest £20 million in communities in Park Wood and Senacre.
The programme will help local people shape the future of their neighbourhoods. It has three main themes:
Building Thriving Places: improving local places, spaces and opportunities
Strengthening Communities: helping people build stronger connections and making it easier to use local activities, support and community spaces
Empowering people to take back control: giving residents more say in decisions and a greater role in shaping the future of their area
In summer 2026, a group of local residents took part in workshops about the future of the area. They were chosen through a civic lottery. During the workshops, they discussed local challenges, considered different options and developed recommendations.
Their recommendations covered community spaces, activities for young people, better parks and green spaces, stronger support networks and more resident involvement in decisions.
These recommendations will help the independent Chair and Neighbourhood Board plan the programme and develop a shared vision for the area. The Board is preparing a four-year Investment Plan and a longer-term vision. These will be sent to the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government in February 2027.
Use the survey below to rank the recommendations and share any other comments.
Get involved
Have your say on the Pride in Place priorities for Park Wood and Senacre.
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