Venue: Within the Corran Halls, Corran Esplanade, Oban
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Pippa Milne Additional documents: Minutes: Pippa Milne welcomed delegates to the
meeting of the CPP Full Partnership. |
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Update from June CPP and outline of the day John McLuckie Minutes: John
McLuckie provided an update from the CPP Development Day in June including an overview of the national CPP
self-assessment programme, the promotion of the new 撸sir视频 and Bute Outcomes Improvement Plan and approaches to
developing actions which have been taken forward to this meeting. John also outlined the agenda for the CPP Full Partnership meeting, additional CPP material provided in the delegate packs and forthcoming plans for CPP communications. |
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Getting to know each other Suzanne Mason Minutes: Suzanne
Mason introduced the round-table icebreaker session with delegates asked to
consider and discuss the following points for the day ahead: I hope to
learn more about鈥 I鈥檇 like to offer鈥.. |
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撸sir视频 and Bute Employability Partnership Delivery Plan PDF 2 MB Ishabel Bremner Minutes: Ishabel
Bremner outlined the overarching delivery plan for 2022-2025 which is a working document and is updated annually.听 The CPP
Full Partnership agreed:- 1. to note the content of the paper; and 2. to endorse the ABEP Delivery Plan annual update for
2024-25. Ishabel confirmed that new plan will be brought to the relevant
meeting of the CPP next
year. Ishabel also noted that the Scottish Government had published its 2024-2027 Employability Partnership Delivery Plan
on 13th September. Action: An updated version of
the delivery plan 2022-2025 will be circulated to delegates after the meeting. |
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Climate Change Andy Macpherson Minutes: Andy
Macpherson introduced the session and highlighted that his work is based on a CPP initiative to develop a Climate Change
Strategy and Framework.听 Andy鈥檚 presentation covered key principles and process and progress of work both already happened
and still to take place.听 Andy also outlined climate trends, 听climate
risks (which have been derived from stakeholder meetings, literature review and peer group screening), findings, current actions and main areas
of opportunity. Delegates participated in two interactive polls during the session 鈥
first asking 鈥榳hich climate events have affected you?鈥 and secondly, 鈥榳hat are
the main areas of opportunity for the CPP?鈥. Action 鈥 Andy to collate the results on these two polls following the event.听 Andy articulated a vision that we make 撸sir视频 and Bute
climate ready by acting together to understand and adapt to our changing
climate.听听 He asked how
we are going to
get communities more involved in steering what is done in a fluid situation and highlighted the potential for working through
the Community Action Hubs in each of the four Council administrative areas. The importance of ensuring people are engaged
was highlighted as well as the potential for working with schools and through
Local Place Plans. Strong links were also highlighted between climate change and
the three ABOIP priorities as well as Community Wealth Building, in terms of
how they work together. Pippa
spoke of the consultation
work that brought forward the three ABOIP priorities and outlined the sessions to follow later in the day which would
provide rich
feedback from areas of expertise and partner organisations.听 |
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Community Wealth Building John McLuckie Minutes: John
McLuckie provided a short history of Community Wealth Building within the Community Planning Partnership including
development as a cross-cutting theme during the pandemic, the work of the Centre for Local Economic Strategies (CLES)
commissioned by the CPP and the final Community Wealth Building report approved
in April 2024. John also outlined the five Community Wealth Building pillars, the wider
local and national context including an anticipated Scottish Government
Community Wealth Building Bill and provided an update on the work of the CPP
Community Wealth Building Steering Group including discussions on strategy and
prioritisation. Discussion took place on the two Models of
Opportunity within the final CLES report: Building greater employee ownership in 撸sir视频
and Bute, which looks to build on examples developed in 撸sir视频 and Bute such as
employee buyout, succession planning and bringing longevity and sustainability
to local businesses Building community and shared ownership of the
energy transition, which was developed as a model through citizen-led workshop
and discussions with Area Community Planning Groups. It was noted that the report contains a strong
food and drink element which is included as an examplar as to how Community
Wealth Building can be embedded under a number of pillars. Discussion then took place around the wider community understanding of
Community Wealth Building across the different areas of 撸sir视频 and Bute, the
need for everyone in the CPP to continue to play a role and the strategic
approach to take including areas of focus, goals and objectives. It was noted that the Royal Navy was a large employer in Helensburgh and
Lomond and that it would be beneficial to involve them in Community Wealth
Building. Delegates were encouraged to read 撸sir视频 and Bute Council鈥檚 Economic
Strategy Action Plan 2024-2027 (Public
Pack)Agenda Document for Environment, Development and Infrastructure Committee,
12/09/2024 10:30 (argyll-bute.gov.uk) Action - Delegates encouraged
to continue to feedback any thoughts on
Community Wealth Building to cppadmin@argyll-bute.gov.uk
for consideration by the CWB Steering Group.听
Delegates were asked 鈥Does your organisation support the CPPs approach to
Community Wealth Building in A&B and agree to be involved.鈥听 This was supported in
principle. The prioritisation of procurement was also
raised given the combined spending power of CPP partners and anchor
organisations, the good work already happening to keep money in the region and
in terms of developing the market chain. It was noted that this is a challenge to all
organisations and that the development of a strategy, in addition to the models
of opportunity, would provide more clarity on the way forward. |
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Transport Infrastructure Ranald Robertson & Colin Young Minutes: Ranald
Robertson provided a presentation outlining a number of key priorities for the
new Regional Transport Strategy for the development of transport in the region over the next 20 years and
highlighted the
delivery of committed projects as a good start for the ABOIP priority of Transport Infrastructure.听 Colin
Young then outlined
the dependencies for 撸sir视频 and Bute in terms of sectors that rely on transport, highlighting Council infrastructure, services supported and
subsidised by the Council and the areas where residents rely on services not provided by the Council
including the national trunk road network, ferry routes operated by Calmac and rail services.听
Colin also spoke
of the transport priorities identified such as the Rest and Be Thankful and West Highland Line and highlighted actions currently under development such as the Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) Logistics Hub based at Oban airport.听听
Delegates then participated in a facilitated round-table discussion on
the theme of Transport Infrastructure. |
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Housing Douglas Whyte Minutes: Douglas
Whyte鈥檚 presentation highlighted the current housing
emergency, the factors that resulted in the declaration of a housing emergency by 撸sir视频 and Bute
Council in June
2023 and the housing emergency action plan agreed in June 2024. Actions include enabling the delivery of more market homes, enabling the delivery of more affordable
homes, enabling the delivery of workforce homes and making the best use of existing homes, with the
importance of the private
sector being round the
table emphasised.听 Discussion took place on buildings that CPP partners may be aware of that could be converted into housing, including the conversion of redundant buildings, and the consideration of kit builds on islands. 听It was
noted that the Community Planning Partnership has a
powerful and influential voice on this topic. Delegates then participated in a facilitated round-table discussion on
the theme of Housing. |
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Community Wellbeing Mahailia Kateryna & Sam Campbell Minutes: Mahailia
Kateryna and Sam Campbell delivered a presentation outlining the proposed Population Health Framework for Scotland which is to be adopted by the Scottish Government, CoSLA, Public Health Scotland and Health Boards.听 They
spoke of the whole systems approach to the prevention-focussed system which
would seek to increase healthy life expectancy and reduce health inequalities, the strategic drivers of health improvement and
how these would be
delivered through the framework.听 The work of the Living Well Partnership and how it links to
community rehabilitation was also highlighted. Action 鈥 Video to be shared on Community Assets for Living Well - Art of Hosting Workshop Delegates
then participated in a facilitated round-table discussion on the theme of
Community Wellbeing. |
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Next Steps and Close PDF 63 MB Pippa Milne Minutes: Pippa
thanked everyone for all their energy and participation
throughout the day. Pippa noted the need to continually challenge
ourselves on how we engage with others and the groups that are harder to reach,
highlighting the uniqueness not only of 撸sir视频 and Bute, but the different parts of 撸sir视频
and Bute, and the focus on having a place-based person-centred process to meet our individual
community needs.听 Pippa highlighted the wealth of feedback from
the round-table discussions and summarised some of the key topics across the
three ABOIP priorities, including integration, collaboration, energy, skills,
efficiency, innovation, repurposing, wellbeing and prevention. Pippa noted the sense that we need to use collective voice to
influence policy in 撸sir视频 and Bute and said the
final challenge is to
think about what we do differently with the new ABOIP to get a
different result, with some of the areas discussed during the day having been
in plans for over a decade such as the Rest and Be
Thankful and transport integration. Pippa highlighted the richness in conversation
throughout the day and that there would be detailed analysis of the feedback
captured.听 Further information will be
shared with delegates post event and the following CPP meeting on 6th December
will be looking at the next steps. Pippa thanked the speakers, all delegates for
participating, Live 撸sir视频 and the Community Planning and Community Development team for supporting the event.听 |