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Community Planning Partnership

Community Planning

Community Planning is based on the simple idea that if we all work more effectively together then public services will improve for those who use them.

Community Planning should start with the service providers, for example the Council, NHS and Police, engaging with local communities and service users find out what their needs are and then jointly agree priorities.

The next stage is to jointly design local services to meet these identified priorities and ensure that they are delivered effectively.

This is done through a number of groups and theme partnerships that make up the structure of the South Ayrshire Community Planning Partnership.

The Community Planning Board

The Community Planning Board is the executive and decision making body of South Ayrshire Community Planning Partnership (CPP) and is chaired by the Leader of the Council, Councillor Bill McIntosh. It makes decisions on strategic outcomes and objectives for the CPP, the allocation of funding and partnership protocols. It also has responsibility for the delivery of the Community Plan. A Better Future Together, and the South Ayrshire Single Outcome Agreement.

Agendas, minutes and papers for the Board meetings can be accessed by clicking on the links below:

Community Planning Board Members

  • Councillor Bill McIntosh, Leader, South Ayrshire Council
  • Councillor John McDowall, South Ayrshire Council
  • Councillor Nan McFarlane, South Ayrshire Council
  • David Anderson, Chief Executive, South Ayrshire Council
  • John Burns, Chief Executive, NHS Ayrshire and Arran
  • John Thomson, Divisional Commander, Strathclyde Police
  • Hugh Kerr, Area Commander, Strathclyde Fire and Rescue
  • Neil Wyllie, Director of Finance and HR, Strathclyde Partnership for Transport
  • Jim Reid, Director, Scottish Enterprise
  • Pat McPhee, Area Manager, Skills Development Scotland
  • Diane Rawlinson, Principle, Ayr College
  • Joe Lafferty, Community Representative, Kyle Area
  • David Kiltie, Community Representative, Carrick Area
  • Ross Johnston, Area Manager, Scottish Natural Heritage
  • Jodie McCoy, South Ayrshire Youth Forum
  • Etta Wright, District Manager, Jobcentre Plus
  • Valerie Russell, Chief Executive, Ayrshire Chamber of Commerce and Industry
  • Marie Oliver, Centre Manager, Voluntary Action South Ayrshire

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