The 'Bringing People Together' pilot has now finished. Thanks to everyone for participating in our pilot. We will now be evaluating this system to see how useful it maybe for you and public services in the future. Please look out for the evaluation survey which will appear soon.
Do you want to have your say around how the Council, the police and other local agencies deal with important issues in Torfaen? We're starting off on 31 January 2011 by talking about your local area.
Join this pilot conversation on Torfaen Exchange - head to the forum and join a topic that interests you or start your own, and you can share your opinions by answering a survey, quick poll or call for ideas.
(For a quick introduction to this site, click here to read the simple beginners' guide to the torfaen exchange.)
As part of the Torfaen Exchange launch we are attempting to engage with all Torfaen residents on issues effecting community cohesion.
• Do you feel your neighbourhood has lost its community spirit? Why do you think this has happened?
• Do we all share the same values?
• Can difference bring us closer together?
Torfaen Exchange is your chance to tell us about issues that are going on in your community and how it can be improved, it is your opportunity to direct us on how we work together. This forum is the place to have your opinions heard, for the next week we will be looking at two element of community cohesion. Firstly, do you think you can participant in your community, what are the barriers? Secondly, the effects on the recession, has recent job losses had a negative impact on your community or have you seen your community pulling together in harder times?
This is your opportunity to chat and have your views heard, so come on board and join the conversation.
Have your say
The Future of the Anti Social Behaviour Order (ASBO)
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Hi, my name is Kate Williams and I work within the Public Services Support Unit which includes the Torfaen Community Safety Partnership. We work closely with the Police, Registered Social Landlords and the Youth Offending Service to address...
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Community Cohesion - Preventing Extremism
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Creating communities which are inclusive, where people want to live and feel safe is one of the main community cohesion priorities supported by the Welsh Assembly Government. Their strategy called 'Getting on Together' highlighted five themes which...
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Big Society - BBC Question Time
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(Time - 15.47) Specific interest occurs (15.47), How will David Cameron's "Big Society" help to improve the lives of the 90,000 Welsh children currently living in severe poverty, this debate looks at the big...
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How can we tackle intergenerational difficulties
Call for ideas in Conversation :
This section is a ‘Call for Ideas’, a safe place to express your thoughts, in this case on how we can breakdown...
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- 2 ideas
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A call for ideas on how to improve the Partners and Communities Together (P.A.C.T) process
Call for ideas in Conversation :
Community engagement can take many forms, whether it is communicating what your local policing teams and partners are...
- 1 contributors
- 2 ideas
- 6 comments
Promoting Equality and Social Inclusion - Community Cohesion
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Promoting Equality and Social Inclusion Throughout the past few weeks we have discussed a number of aspects to community cohesion and have highlighted the benefits of becoming more involved in the communities where we live. We have outlined how...
Pilot closed
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The 'Bringing People Together' pilot has now finished. Thanks to everyone for participating in our pilot. We will now be evaluating this system to see how useful it maybe for you and public services in the future. Please look...
Join our pilot conversation on Torfaen Exchange and help make a difference in your community.
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