Grassland Hasmoor
Grassland Hasmoor
Welcome to the Grassland Hasmoor 'Our Bigger Story' website. This is part of the multi media evaluation of 15 Big Local areas in England. The website is an opportunity to follow what is changing in Grassland Hasmoor as a result of Big Local over a ten year period.
The aim of the website is to share the learning from everything that is happening in Grassland Hasmoor with other Big Local areas and highlight what works in communities with a wider audience of practitioners and policy makers.
You can visit our website at: http://www.grasslandhasmoor.co.uk/
Timeline
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This film shows how residents in the Grassland Hasmoor Big Local area have responded to a need to help people remain active through partnering with the local authority to create a petanque court - a relatively low maintenance sport. Already, the club has a member waiting list.
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GHBL Green and Open Spaces group has made significant changes to public footpaths in GHBL area, principally in opening up over grown paths and replacing old stiles with more accessible kissing gates. See the film, also posted on this site.
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Members of Grassland Hasmoor Big Local partnership discuss how they have identified needs in their area, made a difference to local needs and are working to make the villages of Grassland and Hasmoor even better places to live.
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The Grassland Hasmoor Big Local Green and Open Spaces group shows what can be achieved though local passion for the area, some voluntary effort and building a relationship with decision makers.
Philip Arrandale, Grassland Hasmoor Big Local (GHBL) Our Bigger Story (OBS) representative spoke with Dallas Asher GHBL Support Worker about the Refresher events held in Grassmoor and Hasland.
This was the publicity created for the Grassmoor Funday, advertising the attractions and activities available on the day.
Our initial aims and current position as at May 2015
The Grassmoor and Hasland Big Local Plan lays out the partnerships priorities for 2015 and 2016. The three themes are: People: Children & Young People; Working Age Families; Senior Citizens. Place: Green & Open Spaces; Living Environment; Community Facilities. Communication and Engagement
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