Have your say on the future of Chatteris
Chatteris Community Plan - Credit: Archant
A group of Chatteris residents have set up a team to find out how people would like to see the town develop.
The new project involves setting up a community plan called Our Chatteris Our Future Our Community Plan which was launched by the Town Council earlier this year.
This aim is to gather the opinions of Chatteris residents and businesses about future development of the town and to encourage the facilities needed to sustain this growth.
The Community Plan Team (CPT) hosted a successful stand at this year’s Midsummer Festival.
Several hundred responses were received and to add to that postcards with three simple questions are being placed around the town for other residents to give a snapshot view of Chatteris.
All responses will form the basis of the main questionnaire that will be sent to every household in the town during the early autumn.
Questionnaire responses will be written into a report that will be presented to Chatteris Town and Fenland District Councils for adoption.
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Community Plans have been used in other towns and villages as a passport to help release funds through grant fund applications and to attract other income sources for community facilities.
Postcards can be found and returned at Chatteris Museum/Council Chambers in Church Lane, the library in Furrowfields Road, the Chatteris Children’s Centre in Larham Way, the King Edward Centre in King Edward’s Road and the George Clare Surgery in New Road.
