About Us
Claremont Ten is ten streets in the Claremont Ward of Blackpool which has funding from the People’s Health Trust as part of a wider national Local Conservation Projects.
There are now 25 Local Conversation projects taking place in England, Scotland and Wales. Local Conversation is community led and is all about local control in decision making, and actions to improve quality of life, health and well- being in a community.
Local people are at the heart of the projects and are actively involved in decision making at every level including projects, design, delivery, meetings, monitoring and evaluation.
Our Priorities were decided by Local People by consultation through surveys and local engagement days.
Our steering group are all Claremont residents and our priorities are reviewed regularly to ensure we meeting the needs of our local residents at all times.
- Inclusion For All
- Environmental
- Youth Provision
10 positive things about living in Claremont in no particular order;
- Very close to the Beach
- Close proximity to the town centre
- Good transport links
- Good local schools
- GP surgery on doorstep
- Claremont First Step Community Centre
- Magic Club
- Emerging action group for the community
- Good local pubs who support the community
- Sports and recreational facilities at Claremont Park
Our steering group meets every month to discuss, brain storm, and take control of projects new both new and ongoing.
These meetings are open to anyone in Claremont to come along to listen and voice their ideas and maybe get involved either as a steering group member or engage in one of the many projects we are delivering.
Our steering group are very active on social media promoting our projects and many of them also take part in the delivery of the weekly projects. They have also organised Charity Nights to raise additional funds for Claremont Ten Projects.
Our main Steering group members are:
Phil James
Phil has been part of Claremont Ten since 2015
Jim Donnelly
Jim has been part of Claremont Ten since 2015
Donna Hosker
Donna joined the steering group in 2019
Tim Allen
Tim joined the steering group in 2019
Tony Downie
Tony has been part of Claremont Ten since 2015
Morag Downie
Morag has been part of Claremont Ten since 2016
Sarah Bell
Sarah joined the steering group in 2019
Joe Shepherd
Claremont First Step Community Centre 2005
Johann Adams
Claremont First Step Community Centre 2008
Josephine Baker
Claremont First Step Community Centre 2012
Catherine Adams
Claremont First Step Community Centre 2000
Claremont Ten is ten streets in the Claremont Ward of Blackpool which has funding from the People’s Health Trust as part of a wider national Local Conservation Projects.
Call Us
01253 299306
Address
Claremont First Step Community Centre, Methodist Church Buildings, Dickson Rd, Blackpool, FY1 2AP
Monday - Friday
9:00am - 4:30pm
Evenings according to booking
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