The UK Government’s Pride in Place Programme empowers local people to shape the future of their neighbourhood. It gives communities the resources and tools to drive change themselves and shape their neighbourhoods for the better.
Local residents know what changes their areas need, and that is why communities will be leading the delivery of the programme. This community-led approach means that decision-making sits with local residents, giving people the power to shape the future of their areas.
Purpose of neighbourhood boards
Led by residents, the neighbourhood board will represent the communities they serve, deciding where and how funding will be spent.
Board Chair
The neighbourhood board is led by Tina Harrison who is an independent Chair, appointed and approved by the local MP and local authority.
The Chair acts as a champion for the place and local people, organising engagement that reaches out into the community, to ensure decision-making is community-led.
Board members
The Radcliffe Pride In Place Board is made up of the following Members:
- Tina Harrison - Chair
- James Frith - Bury North MP
- Christian Wakeford - Bury South MP
- Cllr. Mike Smith - Ward Member
- Claire Standish - Resident
- Tracey Cansdale - St. John's CE Primary School
- Andrea Hulme - Incredible Edible
- Scarlett Lockley - Star Academy