Hendon Community Partnership Board
The council wants to put communities at the heart of everything it does and create more opportunities for community conversations, ensuring projects and services are delivered in collaboration with the community. The Hendon Community Partnership Board (HCPB) is being formed to help oversee, monitor, and support the council to bring forward the development of the Hendon Hub.
It will also help to identify and implement complementary community-led initiatives. The Board will work to ensure that the perspectives, views and feedback of the wider community, including residents, community groups, businesses and other stakeholders are considered and represented. The Community Partnership Board will work to establish on-going dialogue with the community through the various development stages of the Hendon Hub project. Residents on the Partnership Board will receive support from the council to ensure that they understand the role of the Board, the relevant policies and decision-making structures.
Hendon Hub Community Partnership Board membership criteria:
- Membership will be open to people who live, work or have an existing connection to Hendon
- You must be able to demonstrate your passion for supporting the local area and represent the views of your community group or organisation
- You must demonstrate a collaborative/team approach, and a desire to work co-operatively, constructively, and inclusively as part of a team
- We are looking for a diverse mix of people with different views, life experience and insight
- Members will receive support from the council to ensure that they understand the role of the Board, the relevant policies and decision-making structures
- Members will be required to attend a minimum of six meetings per year. Meetings will be held at venues in Hendon, accessible to members or online