Local Neighbourhood Meetings in Streetly

LNP Meetings, dates and venues for Streetly area are listed on the Whats on & Events page.

If you would like to know more information after reading this page then look at the events page or call the LNP team on Telephone number 01922-654701

Would you like to influence the decisions made about Streetly area ?
The Local Neighbourhood Partnerships (LNPs) bring together key people such as the police, fire service, health, council departments together with local community groups and local people to make Streetly a better place to live and work in.
Photography in Streetly and Aldridge is now being used to show how residents are proud of thier community and will work together with the local community and organisations including the Police in a bid to tackle and resolve any decline or damage in the area, nothing is more powerful ....than a picture !
See the photo Album

You are welcome to send Photographs of the local area to highlight those scenes and views you enjoy most, you may also wish to send any photo which brings attention to any area of damage or in need of repairs which can then be swiftly alerted to the correct people to take positive action.

Do you have an issue which needs to be resolved and highlighted, such as a problem in the Streetly area, Want to grumble, complain, and get results ? well.....NOW YOU CAN....Its official...complaints get noticed when you take a moment to write it down on a NEW "One off Issue" FORM. Down load it , fill the essential parts of the form, then choose, take it to your next CAG meeting, post it, or even save it on your pc then email back. The aim of this form is to report details regarding a "one-off issue" that any resident of Aldridge South or Streetly may choose. This information will be logged with a unique reference number. Once the completed form has been actioned you can obtain the latest status of your issue by contacting LNP officers on 01922 652029.

What is the purpose of a CAG ?

CAGs aim to build active and influential communities based on mutual respect.
CAGs work in a relaxed way as part of a working group of the Local Neighbourhood Partnership (LNP) inviting local people from the community and organisations, so that everyone can take part in influencing change.

CAGs involve working with communities and all agencies in the public, private and community sector.

Who should attend CAG Meetings ?

Anyone who has a genuine interest in the local community should come along. CAGs are held once a month, starting at 6pm and lasting for 2 hours, including a buffet and refreshments. Call 01922 654703 for venue details and dates for your LNP area.

CAGs are a community process because:

The CAG process involves:
•Tackling the issues which people in your community identify as being important to you.

•Helping people understand why the issues they want to tackle have come about.

•Networking with local groups and organisations, working together to find solutions to the problems in your area.

•Working towards changes which reduce inequality in your local community.

Who to expect at a CAG Meeting

These are the people present at a CAG who will facilitate actions and follow up issues:

Role of participants at CAGs

The following points summarise what commitment and understanding is expected by those who choose to attend CAGs:
Working together

What CAGs are not

The following points are an attempt to answer common questions raised in previous CAGs.
CAGs are not set up to be: