Sunderland Partnership - Attractive & Accessible City
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The Developing and Attractive and Accessible City Partnership has responsibility for delivering the strategic objective “Developing an Attractive and Accessible City” as set out within the Sunderland Strategy. It aims to develop a clean, attractive and stimulating city by securing continuous environmental improvement.
Peter Fidler is the Lead to the Attractive and Accessible Thematic Group. A representative attended a Delegates Meet and Greet on 24th August on Peter's behalf and you can find his presentation below. Contact Peter at Peter.Fidler@sunderland.ac.uk
Delegates
Gareth Cook
gareth@michaelcook.freeserve.co.uk
After a career in teaching in various parts of England and in West Africa, and eventually 14 years at Sunderland Polytechnic (subsequently Sunderland University) , in retirement I became linked with a number of voluntary organisations in the East of Sunderland. Currently I am one of the management group of Hendon 2000. I am interested in Community Development and in information technology. Formerly I was on the board of Voices in which capacity I learned a lot about employment law and about finance for voluntary organisations. I have also experience as a school governor.
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Irene Lindsay
lyndsay.iylo5@btinternet.com |
Doris Turner
doris.tuner@sunderlandcommunitynetwork.org.uk
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FUTURE MEETINGS
MEETING MINUTES
DELEGATE REPORTS
This section gives you the opportunity to read reports written by our delegates from their attendance at meetings of Attractive and Accessible City Partnership.
Sunderland
Community Network, Riverview House, West Wear Street, Sunderland,
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