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Applications now closed
We are looking for local people to be part of a new Community Liaison Group! Applications are now open and will close on 7 April 2021. A summary of the information is below, but please see the full details in the recruitment pack on this page.
What is the Community Liaison Group?
The Community Liaison Group is:
a forum for local people (CO postcode) to come together and learn about the plans for the Tendring Colchester Borders Garden Community and to share their ideas
a way for local people to help contribute to the decisions being made, informing the development of the Garden Community
a way for local people to help make sure engagement with the wider community is interesting and suitable for all kinds of people
What are we looking for?
We are looking for 8-12 members of the community to be part of the group. We’re looking for people who are:
from different backgrounds, circumstances and experiences
passionate about their local community and want to be involved in shaping life in the future in the Garden Community
What does the role involve?
receiving information about the project regarding plans and developments
suggesting and discussing ideas to help the project progress
listening to others on the group and respectfully debating ideas and views
helping to feed into the Development Plan Document, which will guide the project’s vision, themes and principles
providing a resident’s perspective on the development process
helping to share relevant information with the wider community, when needed
engaging as an individual (rather than on behalf of a wider group) – providing your insight, views and ideas as a member of the local community
What time commitment is needed?
We anticipate the initial time commitment to be 5-10 hours over the first month or so. This could be during the day, but this can change depending on when is convenient.
The first month will involve getting to know each other and sessions to think about how the group will work, and selecting a Chairperson.
After the first month, the time commitment will depend on how much is going on and how much you want to learn about the topics being considered. We’d estimate around 3-5 hours per month. This will include attending meetings, reviewing information and providing feedback and ideas.
What's in it for you?
being part of an interesting, important process to shape a new Garden Community in the area
learning about the process of making places for the future, working with planners, urban designers, and other experts
making sure that the needs and ambitions of local people like yourself are properly considered, providing opportunities for you and your peers for the future
developing skills in teamwork, communication and working with others
experience for future job/volunteering opportunities
How do you apply?
Please read the recruitment pack on this page, before applying.
Community Regen is an independent group of community consultants that will be supporting the recruitment process for the Community Liaison Group.
If you’ve got additional questions or queries, you can contact Community Regen at info@communityregen.net. We can speak with you on the phone to discuss the role and answer any questions you may have.
We are looking for local people to be part of a new Community Liaison Group! Applications are now open and will close on 7 April 2021. A summary of the information is below, but please see the full details in the recruitment pack on this page.
What is the Community Liaison Group?
The Community Liaison Group is:
a forum for local people (CO postcode) to come together and learn about the plans for the Tendring Colchester Borders Garden Community and to share their ideas
a way for local people to help contribute to the decisions being made, informing the development of the Garden Community
a way for local people to help make sure engagement with the wider community is interesting and suitable for all kinds of people
What are we looking for?
We are looking for 8-12 members of the community to be part of the group. We’re looking for people who are:
from different backgrounds, circumstances and experiences
passionate about their local community and want to be involved in shaping life in the future in the Garden Community
What does the role involve?
receiving information about the project regarding plans and developments
suggesting and discussing ideas to help the project progress
listening to others on the group and respectfully debating ideas and views
helping to feed into the Development Plan Document, which will guide the project’s vision, themes and principles
providing a resident’s perspective on the development process
helping to share relevant information with the wider community, when needed
engaging as an individual (rather than on behalf of a wider group) – providing your insight, views and ideas as a member of the local community
What time commitment is needed?
We anticipate the initial time commitment to be 5-10 hours over the first month or so. This could be during the day, but this can change depending on when is convenient.
The first month will involve getting to know each other and sessions to think about how the group will work, and selecting a Chairperson.
After the first month, the time commitment will depend on how much is going on and how much you want to learn about the topics being considered. We’d estimate around 3-5 hours per month. This will include attending meetings, reviewing information and providing feedback and ideas.
What's in it for you?
being part of an interesting, important process to shape a new Garden Community in the area
learning about the process of making places for the future, working with planners, urban designers, and other experts
making sure that the needs and ambitions of local people like yourself are properly considered, providing opportunities for you and your peers for the future
developing skills in teamwork, communication and working with others
experience for future job/volunteering opportunities
How do you apply?
Please read the recruitment pack on this page, before applying.
Community Regen is an independent group of community consultants that will be supporting the recruitment process for the Community Liaison Group.
If you’ve got additional questions or queries, you can contact Community Regen at info@communityregen.net. We can speak with you on the phone to discuss the role and answer any questions you may have.
