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1. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsLong-Term Plan for Towns: guidance for local authorities and ...

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   Dec 18, 2023 · The independent chair of Long-Term Plan for Town Boards should be invited by the local authority, considering who is best placed to convene partners and is a respected figure in the community...

2. www.localgovernmentlawyer.co.uk › governance › 396Government issues guidance on establishment and governance of ...

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   Dec 19, 2023 · DLUHC said that Town Boards should be led by an independent chair, “who will act as a champion for the town”. In relation to governance, the annex says: 1. Transparency. In line with the principles of public life, the operations of the Town Board must be transparent.

3. www.gov.uk › long-term-plan-for-towns-technical-qaLong-term Plan for Towns: Technical Q&A - GOV.UK

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   Mar 28, 2024 · The chair should act as a champion for the town and provide leadership for the Town Board, ensuring it is community-led and embedded within the local area.

4. www.gov.uk › government › newsMajor boost for British towns with next steps for long-term plans

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   Dec 18, 2023 · The new guidance confirms Town Boards should be led by an independent chair, who will act as a champion for the town.

5. democracy.boston.gov.uk › documents › s18794presented for Cabinet’s consideration as the accountable body ...

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   The guidance identifies an independent chair for the Town Board should be invited by the local authority, considering who is best placed to convene partners and a respected figure in the...

6. questions-statements.parliament.uk › writtenWritten statements - Written questions, answers and ...

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   Dec 18, 2023 · It is also a requirement that Members of Parliament whose constituencies fall within the boundary of a town sit on the Town Board, and an independent chair of the Board should be appointed. The Long-Term Plan must be submitted to my department by 1 August 2024 or sooner.

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   Should a town board be led by an independent chair?

   • DLUHC said that Town Boards should be led by an independent chair, “who will act as a champion for the town”. In relation to governance, the annex says: 1. Transparency In line with the principles of public life, the operations of the Town Board must be transparent.

   Government issues guidance on establishment and governance of ‘Tow…

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   Who should chair a town board?

   • Town Boards must be chaired by a local community leader or local businessperson. The chair should act as a champion for the town and provide leadership for the Town Board, ensuring it is community-led and embedded within the local area. They can be anyone who holds a prominent role such as:

   Long-Term Plan for Towns: guidance for local authorities and Town

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   Should a town be a 'town board'?

   • Where a town already has an appropriate structure in place, we would encourage local authorities to utilise that forum to act as the Town Board. It is also a requirement that Members of Parliament whose constituencies fall within the boundary of a town sit on the Town Board, and an independent chair of the Board should be appointed.

   Written statements - Written questions, answers and statements - UK

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   When should a town board be a part of a long-term plan?

   • The 55 towns within the first tranche of the Long-Term Plan for Towns programme must have their Town Board in place by 1 April 2024. This should be run by local people for local people, bringing together residents, business, and community leaders to agree their Long-Term Plan.

   Long-term Plan for Towns: Technical Q&A - GOV.UK

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   When should a town board be set up?

   • Town Boards must be set up by 1 April 2024 at the latest, though we encourage earlier establishment wherever possible, to allow the Town Board to hold its first meeting and start drawing up Long-Term Plan as quickly as possible. The earlier the Board is established and Long-Term Plans are submitted, the sooner the funding can be confirmed by MHCLG.

   Long-Term Plan for Towns: guidance for local authorities and Town

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   Should town boards be transparent with local people?

   • Town Boards should be transparent with local people throughout the programme as to how they are investing money and using their powers, working closely with the local authority. We encourage Town Boards to run themselves in a way that facilitates community-led decisions and the space to think about things differently. Such as:

   Long-Term Plan for Towns: guidance for local authorities and Town

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8. moderngov.denbighshire.gov.uk › documents › s56105Establishing a Town Board - moderngov.denbighshire.gov.uk

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   The independent chair of Long-Term Plan for Town Boards should be invited by the local authority, considering who is best placed to convene partners and is a respected figure in the community...