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Community Action Plan for Nelson Community Panel

Pictures from the Panel Area

Below are some of the local landmarks

Stamshaw Leisure Centre garden Stamshaw Leisure Centre front

St Marks Church frontage Jumble Sale at St Marks Church

Christmas atBuckland Community Centre Buckland Adventure Playground

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For the purposes of the Nelson Community Panel Action Plan the area below is covered by the plan and includes a map of the area and the names of the streets covered for funding purposes and priorities.

Nelson Ward - This map was provided by John Shurvington - Portsmouth City Council. The boundary is shown with a dashed black and grey line.

Street Names in the Nelson Community Panel area - provided by election services in January 2013. This is to help everyone see the area we cover.

ANGERSTEIN ROAD (evens)ANGERSTEIN ROAD (odds)ASHLING LANEASHWELL HOUSE, 4 GLADYS AVENUEATLANTA COURT, 179 STAMSHAW ROAD

BALFOUR ROAD (1-71a odds)BARODA COURT, HAVANT ROAD, NORTH ENDBASIN STREET




BAYTHORN CLOSEBERESFORD ROAD (1-85 & 2-80)BEVIS ROADBILL STILLWELL COURT, WINSTANLEY ROADBUCKLERS COURTCAIRO TERRACECARDIFF ROAD (1-19 & 2-22)CARDIFF ROAD (21-107 & 24-142)CARMEN MEWS, GLADYS AVENUECENTAUR STREETCHICHESTER ROAD (3-99 & 2-76)CHILDE SQUARECLYDEBANK ROADCONNAUGHT ROADCROFT ROADDERBY ROADDICKENS CLOSEDRAYTON ROAD (1-149 & 28-124)DUMBARTON CLOSEEMANUEL STREETEMSWORTH ROADESTELLA ROADEXCELLENT HOUSE, WHALE ISLANDFLORENCE BUILDINGS, 302 TWYFORD AVENUEFLYING BULL CLOSEFORBES TERRACE, WASHINGTON ROADGAMBLE ROADGARFIELD ROADGLADSTONE PLACEGLADYS AVENUE (7-153 & 2a-64a)GRAFTON STREETGRANGE ROADGRUNEISEN ROADHARBOUR WAYHARRISON HOUSE, STAMSHAW ROADHASLEGRAVE HOUSE, NESSUS STREETHASTINGS HOUSE, STRODE ROADHAVANT ROAD, NORTH ENDHERCULES STREETHILLDOWNS AVENUEHMS EXCELLENT, WHALE ISLANDISLAND VIEW TERRACEJARNDYCE WALKJERVIS ROADJOHN MARSHALL COURT, 43 NESSUS STREETKIDSON COURT, 55 HAVANT ROADKILBRIDE PATHKING EDWARD CRESCENTKINGSBURY MANSIONS, 252 KINGSTON ROADKINGSTON CRESCENTKINGSTON ROAD (137-219a)KINGSTON ROAD (202-250)KNOX ROAD

LONDON AVENUELONDON ROAD (3-119A & 18-120)LONDON ROAD (121-247b odds)LONDON ROAD (2-16 evens)LOWER DERBY ROADMADISON COURT, HEATHFIELD ROADMALINS ROAD (1b-81 odds)MALTHOUSE ROADMEYRICK HOUSE, 40 MEYRICK ROADMEYRICK ROADMILE END ROADMILLS ROADMONMOUTH ROAD (1-15a & 2-16a)MONMOUTH ROAD (17-103 & 18-106)MUNSTER ROADNELSON AVENUENESSUS STREETNEWCOMEN COURT, NEWCOMEN ROADNEWCOMEN ROADNORTH END AVENUENORTH END GROVENORTHERN PARADE (6-58)OAK LODGE, 49 GRUNEISEN ROADOSBORN HOUSE, 167-177 STAMSHAW ROADOSIER CLOSEPARK VIEW, 60 NORTHERN PARADEPENROSE CLOSEPITCROFT LANEPITCROFT ROADPOWERSCOURT ROAD (5-61 odds)RANELAGH ROADRANGE GREENROMSEY HOUSE, ASHLING LANERUDMORE COURT, SIMPSON ROADRUDMORE ROADSCOTT HOUSE, JERVIS ROADSEAGROVE ROADSHADWELL COURT, WINSTANLEY ROADSILVERLOCK CLOSESIMPSON ROADSOMERVILLE PLACESPENLOW CLOSEST DAVIDS MEWS, 16c GLADYS AVENUEST JOHNS COURT, SIMPSON ROADST MARKS ROADST NICHOLAS FLATS, STAMSHAW ROADST SAVIOURS HOUSE, TWYFORD AVENUEST SAVIOURS TERRACE, STRODE ROADSTAMPSEY COURT, WILSON ROADSTAMSHAW COURT, 93-95 STAMSHAW ROADSTAMSHAW ROAD (1-179 & 12-94)STAMSHAW ROAD (96 -218 evens)STANLEY ROADSTEERFORTH CLOSESTIRLING HOUSE, 149 KINGSTON ROAD




LABURNUM GROVE (1-87 & 2-96a)LION BREWERY, PITCROFT LANELOMOND CLOSE

STIRLING STREETSTONECROSS HOUSE, GAMBLE ROAD

STRAWBERRY MEWS, 4a GLADYS AVENUESTRODE ROADSTUBBINGTON AVENUE (4-50 evens)SULTAN ROAD (1-63 odds)TARGET ROADTHE OLD WAREHOUSE, 26 GLADYS AVENUETHE WILLOWS, 255 TWYFORD AVENUETHORROWGOOD HOUSE, 80 MALINS ROADTIPNER GREENTIPNER LANETIPNER ROADTWYFORD AVENUE (255-347 odds)TWYFORD AVENUE (282 -314 evens)TWYFORD AVENUE (61-253 & 70-276)VANGUARD HOUSE, 84-88 KINGSTON CRESCENTVICTORY GREENWADHAM ROAD (1-79 odds)

WALDEN ROADWALKER ROADWARDROOM ROAD (HMS EXCELLENT), WHALE ISLANDWASHINGTON ROADWATERSIDE SCHOOL, TIPNER LANEWELLS TERRACE, TWYFORD AVENUEWEST BATTERY ROAD, WHALE ISLANDWESTERN TERRACEWHALE ISLANDWHALE ISLAND WAYWHALEY ROAD (HMS EXCELLENT), WHALE ISLANDWHARF ROADWHITEHALL APARTMENTS, MALTHOUSE ROADWHITES COURT, GLADYS AVENUEWIDLEY ROAD, STAMSHAWWILSON ROADWINSTANLEY ROAD

Here are photos of the activities from projects undertaken through the panel


Rock climbing was part of the Stamshaw adventure Playground Summer Camp project on the left. Below are more activities for the

"quality places and quality people".



OUR PANELS PRIORITIES

Improving outcomes for young people5

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Improving outcomes for older people Bringing different communities together Improving provision and support for unemployed people Improving the local environment

When the Nelson Community Panel was formed the main stake holders in the area were invited to a meeting and asked if they would like to be involved. These included representatives from the two local community centres Buckland Community Centre and Stamshaw Community Centre and other local groups - the Stamshaw & Tipner Neighbourhood Forum, North End Neighbourhood Forum, the Scouts & Cubs leader, the Faith group leader from St Marks church, local residents who were existing Block Reps were invited and those interested came along. People working with the local community in the area at the time were also included.

Everyone was asked what their priorities were for the area. It was felt that local people who lived and worked in the area would know what was needed.

The priorities were decided upon using the statistical information available from the super output areas and the last census. We have also looked at current information from the 2011 census information and the Joint Strategic Needs Assessment from Portsmouth City Council to make priorities are on track. We have looked at other action plans active in the area, such as the Environment action plan and the Children's Centre Action plan and we aimed to complement existing plans and to provide additional benefits and facilities for local people. In addition we have researched the internet and studied online statistics. (See links included below).

Research for Nelson Community Panel 9th January 2013 onwards

http://intralink/UsefulInfo/3045.html Most deprived areas nationally

http://www.portsmouth.gov.uk/media/API_STR_JSNA_SEC_ENV_LivingEnvDep_IMD2010.pdf National deprived outside environment

http://www.portsmouth.gov.uk/media/API_STR_JSNA_SEC_ENV_LivingEnvOutdoorsDep_IMD2010.pdf

http://www.statistics.gov.uk/hub/index.html

The panel members reach is demonstrated below through the networks in the local community. (The spoken word spreads well and is very effective).

Representatives on the panel Aprille Jones, Di Lendrum volunteers and are trustees of the Stamshaw Leisure Centre. The centre connects with the local area through Stamshaw Adventure Playground, A Little Monsters (mother & toddler group), Sure Start Childrens Centre, Stamshaw & Tipner Sequence Dancers (for the older generation), Dance Destiny (4yrs to 20 yrs), Dog training, Weight



http://www.statistics.gov.uk/hub/index.html



http://www.portsmouth.gov.uk/media/API_STR_JSNA_SEC_ENV_LivingEnvDep_IMD2010.pdf

http://www.portsmouth.gov.uk/media/API_STR_JSNA_SEC_ENV_LivingEnvDep_IMD2010.pdf

http://intralink/UsefulInfo/3045.html


Watchers for local people, Scouts, Cubs, and Beavers also the Healthy Walks scheme in the local area. Portsmouth Day Services (adult learning and craft group), local housing panel meetings and Neighbourhood Forum meetings. Other social groups are theStamshaw & Tipner Neighbourhood Forum through local residents meetings, Bingo, sure Start Childrens Centre, The Healthy Walks Scheme in the local area.

John Cass Chairman of Stamshaw & Tipner Neighbourhood Forum has links with all the local residents, businesses city development organisations for the Sure Start Centres, City Centre, Seafront and Tipner regenerations.

Joan Cozens is a volunteer and panel partner representative for the church. She has lived and worked in the Nelson Ward area for over 30 years with many links within the local community. Until recently Joan was the Buckland Community Centre manager, where links with the local schools were built. A huge section of the community that can be reached through the centre. Several choirs and musical groups (East Hants town's choir, Baroque Choir, Co-op Ladies Choir, PL Orchestra, Drama Club). Dance groups (Ye Ha Stompers, Serenity Twirlers, Tea Dance). Exercise groups such as (Healing & wellbeing, Reiki Wellbeing, Physic wellbeing, Walking for Health, Legs, Bums & Tums group, Boxing Club, Tai Chi classes. There are various help groups that meet within the centre and these are: BLESMA (Limbless Association), Slimming World, Gamblers Anonymous, Alzheimer's Group. The many social groups include Whist, Magic Circle, Portsmouth Anglers, Art Class, Woodcraft Folk, Portsmouth History Group, Friendship Club, Aquarists, Bingo, Community Language and job club support through IT volunteers. Crafts play a large part in getting people to become involved. There are Buckland Crafters a newly formed group run by volunteers and there are Bobbin, Lace making, tatting and Sugar craft.

Audrey Arnell is a volunteer local resident from Grafton Street in the Buckland area and has links with older residents living in the Buckland area.

Councillor Leo Madden can reach all residents in the Nelson Ward area and has the particular responsibility of being the Cabinet Member for Health & Adult Social Care, Chair of the Health & Wellbeing Board and also the Vice Chair for the Employment Committee. He is also a member of the Buckland Community Centre Committee. He holds an Advice Centre at Buckland Community Centre meeting once a month. He is a member of Stamshaw & Tipner Neighbourhood Forum and attendee at Corpus Christi Church in Gladys Avenue. Councillor Leo Madden has been serving in Nelson ward since 1991. In that time he was the Leader of the Council from 1994 to 2000 and 2001/2002, Deputy Leader of the Council in 2002/2003 and Chair of the Resources Committee from 1991 to 1997. He has also been the Leader and Secretary of the Labour group.

Councillor Jason Fazackarley is a Cabinet Member for Traffic & Transport at Portsmouth City Council. He has been serving in Nelson ward since 1995. He was the Chair of the Crime Prevention & Public Safety Committee from 1996 to 2000, Chair of the Environment Committee in 2000/2001 and a portfolio holder for Public Safety in 2002/2003. Outside of his work as a councillor, he is a member




of the Sons of Confederate Veterans, an honorary life member and actor of Southsea Shakespeare Actors, a member of the Southern Skirmish Association, a Freemason and a goalkeeper in the Hampshire 5-a-side Football League.

Trish Bell works through Housing Management, in the local area offering contacts with local tenants and leaseholders, sheltered housing schemes, community centres, adventure playgrounds and local community resident run groups and the local business manager. Trish has links with the whole of the city council through past work with neighbourhood forums and volunteering in different roles over the last 25 years.

The Nelson Community Panel reaches out to the local community through the religious organisations. One group the Gospel Church meets at Buckland Community Centre and other churches we have links with are Bethnal Pentacostal Church, Buckland United Reform Church, Congregational Church Buckland, Corpus Christi Catholic Church, Church of Jesus Christ Later Day Saints and St Marks Church.

St Marks Church reaches out to the community through the following groups:Slimming World, Weight Watchers, Portsmouth College, Portsmouth City Council (Over 55's Group), Keel Dancing, Alcoholics Anonymous and the Learning Place. These groups regularly use the Community Hall. St Marks Church also boasts a wonderful community asset of the Community Café.

DELIVERY

With all this information in mind priorities were set which could be broadly applied to a number of activities. We aim to support applications that meet one or more these priorities and openly seek to fill those that have not been covered.

This will ensure we have complied with priorities agreed on by the panel and stakeholders. To help make sure we raised awareness of the Nelson Community Panel opportunities we had open day sessions where we informed local people at the Buckland and the Stamshaw Community Centres. At these events we gave out leaflets about how to apply for funding and what the priorities are.

The panel have a web blog to let people know of our existence and to help apply for funding. Letting everyone know via the blog about meetings, how they can get help and advice on filling in forms from our panel partner St Marks Church.

Two panel members can update information on the blog, letting people know how much funding has been applied for and what priorities we are aiming to cover. We give examples of how funding has been spent locally. Offering support, advice with applications and assistance of the panel partner for those not having their own individual bank account.

Nelson Community Panel Future Actions - a snapshot of our situation and this could change.




Making sure we use all of our connections to reach out to the local community. Through making raising our profile through panel members reaching out - 2013.

Visiting the local community ethnic food shops and letting them know about this opportunity. Action - Councillor Madden and Trish Bell by end of 2013.

Contacting different religious organisations in the Nelson Ward area to make them more aware of us - Action panel members in 2013.

Contacting local schools more effectively - Councillor Madden and Trish Bell 2013.

Contact local businesses to help with volunteering places if difficulties are experienced by applicants. Such as Asda, Greggs, Co-op, Carillion or SSE - Action panel members 2013.

Help applicants with vacancies via Action for Portsmouth on-going by panel.

Advertising in local doctors surgeries, the library and in the Learning Place. Basically anywhere we can advertise our panel.

INFORMATION SOURCEShttp://www.facebook.com/pages/Community-First/402308993129444http://ctb.ku.edu/en/tablecontents/sub_section_main_1089.aspx



http://ctb.ku.edu/en/tablecontents/sub_section_main_1089.aspx

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Community-First/402308993129444

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