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Playing the Game: A Wealth of Winning Ways

Explore innovative ways to boost economic development in town centers, heritage quarters, and affordable housing projects. Learn about successful initiatives like the Kendal Mountain Festival and Cheviot Centre, all aimed at creating vibrant and self-sustaining communities through art, culture, and local businesses.

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Playing the Game: A Wealth of Winning Ways

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  1. Playing the Game: A Wealth of Winning Ways

  2. Heritage quarter Affordable homes Economic development Economic development Town centre improvement BID Mountain Festival Vibrant College Arts Centre

  3. COMMONOPLY

  4. Kendal Mountain Festival Running cost: £187,455 Annual surplus: £3,765

  5. Kendal Arts & Heritage Quarter Start-up cost: £3,101,890 Annually self-financing

  6. Cheviot Centre, Woolertourist information & library Start-up cost: £425,000 Annual income: £15,600

  7. Bedale Bakery, Bedale

  8. Sports Ground, Chippenham Start-up cost: £3,156,690 Annually self-financing

  9. Dales Festival of Food and Drink Average annual surplus: £12,000

  10. Caernarfon Shop Refurbishment & Town Square Restoration Long-term rental income

  11. Our Bury Long-term rental income

  12. RISBOROUGH COMMUNITY BUS

  13. LOCAL LOYALTY

  14. UPPINGHAM WIFI PROJECT

  15. Pride in Penrith Lottery Start-up cost: £4,500 Annual income: £35,000

  16. Speculative Planning Application No town plan =reduced footfall Agreed Neighbourhood Plan = town centre location & increased footfall CHANCE

  17. Delivering Localism • Agree shared purpose & timetable • Engage and gather evidence • Bring together town partnership with right skills & contacts • Inform Neighbourhood Planning & service delivery • Deliver actions locally • Monitor & review

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