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The Partnership
New Job Opportunity
Whitleigh Community Trust Job Opportunities Whitleigh Community Trust has a new and exciting job opportunity to develop services in Whitleigh. Admin and communications post @ 12 hrs per week Behind every strong organisation is good communication and administration. Whitleigh Big Local is now in a position to appoint someone who has excellent communication skills, who […]
Community Centre update January 2020
Whitleigh Big local partnership would like to thank everyone who took the time to fill out the recent postal survey about the development of a new community centre. Unfortunately we only had 174 responses and of those responses only 110 thought it was a good idea. Given the poor response the partnership made the difficult […]
Minutes 8 April, 2019
Whitleigh Big Local Partnership Board Committee Meeting Minutes Monday 8 April 2019
Policies
Many of our policies relate to Employees and are therefore contained within our Employees Handbook: This contains policies for: ATTENDANCE AND TIMEKEEPING APPEARANCE CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT USE OF CHARITY TELEPHONES AND PERSONAL MOBILES SMOKING ANTI-BRIBERY POLICY EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES POLICY DIGNITY AT WORK HEALTH AND SAFETY POLICY DRUG AND ALCOHOL POLICY EMAIL AND INTERNET USEAGE DATA […]
Community Centre, pre-application has been submitted
Progress Our pre-application for a new Community Centre on Whitleigh Green has been submitted to Plymouth City Council (PCC). We will have to wait some weeks now for a response. What is a pre-application? A pre-application is an additional stage before before apply to PCC for full approval to build. The idea is to test […]
Minutes 11 March, 2019
Whitleigh Big Local Partnership Board Committee Meeting Minutes Monday 11 March 2019
Feasibility Study Report – 11 February, 2019
This meeting was given over to consideration of the Community Centre Feasibility Study Report. As such, minutes were not taken – but partnership decisions were recorded. Feasibility Study Report