PUBLIC MEETING,
WED 22 MAY 2002
Alston Town Hall
PRIORITISER
Participants used the SWOT results, together with the Wish List, to identify the main issues. They were each given five 'chips' or votes, and asked to express their priorities by allocating them as they pleased across the issues. The following chart indicates the distribution of their votes.
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Jobs
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********************* |
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Policing
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***************** |
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Sport
and recreation
|
**************** |
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Youth
service
|
*************** |
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Housing
|
********* |
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Agriculture
|
********* |
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Tourism
|
******** |
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Community
disorder
|
******** |
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Wages
|
******* |
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Shops
|
******* |
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Sustainable
development
|
****** |
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Cybermoor
|
****** |
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Transport
|
***** |
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Services
|
***** |
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Community
venues
|
**** |
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Community
spirit
|
**** |
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Arts
and cultural activity
|
**** |
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Accessing
public funding
|
*** |
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Services
for the elderly
|
** |
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Ethnic
diversity
|
** |
A separate notice-board was provided for people to add extra points. The following notices were posted:
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"The Moody Baker Co-operative is ready to pursue new exciting projects which will create training opportunities and employment. To become part of this forward-thinking venture - talk to us." "Fairhill Recreation Park" "Allotments" "-Good idea" "Rural Women's Network is holding a personal development day in Alston -June 12th. Liz has details." |