SWRAF March 11 localism slideshare
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The document discusses the implications of the Localism Bill on rural communities, emphasizing sustainable development, the balance between centralization and localism, and the roles of entrepreneurship and community engagement. It raises critical questions about the empowerment of local governments, particularly parish councils, and the financial responsibilities tied to these changes. Overall, it highlights the need for careful consideration of how policies affect rural areas.
SWRAF March 11 localism slideshare
- 1. SOUTH WEST RURAL AFFAIRS FORUM The Localism Bill The impact on Rural Communities
- 15. Sustainable Development Rural Policy Statement Issued early summer 2011?
- 18. Issues for Rural Communities • Centralisation or just premature – significant aspects to be delivered through secondary regulation • Sustainable development – how to ensure growth and protect the environment • Strategic v. localism – between national and local government and local government and communities • Entrepreneurship v. inclusion – impact of articulate communities and articulate voices within a community • Empowering v. moribund parish councils – should they have a privileged position in this? • Cost, cost and more costs....... Who pays?