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PUSH Growth Fund Changes for 2010/11
The Partnership for Urban South Hampshire is dismayed at the Government's response to its recent consultation on cuts in the Growth Fund. The 44% cut in PUSH’s capital, grant announced this week, will mean that PUSH will not be able to support some key projects in 2010-11 and puts at risk other investment in projects that rely on PUSH funding. ...
Consultation with Stakeholders on the PUSH Green Infrastructure Strategy
Maximising the potential of local green space is another critical environmental priority for PUSH. ...
Multi Agency Task Force for Employment and Skills
Multi Agency Task Force(MATF)for Employment and Skills brings together expertise from many parts of the public sector and partner agencies to improve services to residents in Urban South Hampshire to give them the skills to gain and remain in employment....

Business Plan

 

The sub-regional strategy for South Hampshire sets out objectives for growing prosperity and improving the quality of life.  Those objectives need to be translated into actions that will deliver change.  PUSH’s Business Plan sets out how the sub-regional strategy is to be delivered. 

This first Plan covers the period 2008-11; but it is not set in stone.  The evidence base to inform decisions is developing all the time, and the national and regional policy context is also evolving.  We therefore expect to review the Plan at regular intervals, initially after six months, and update it as necessary.  It is therefore a ‘living document’.  But it provides a firm basis for actions to be taken forward by PUSH and our partners.

The Plan is in two volumes.  In the first, an introduction sets out PUSH’s vision and the outcomes to be delivered.  The following chapters deal with the main themes in PUSH’s work programme: economic development; transport infrastructure; social infrastructure and sustainability; housing and local planning; and creating quality places.  The end chapters look at PUSH’s organisational development and governance.  The second volume contains more detailed action plans, putting flesh on the priority actions identified in each chapter.  It also sets out an indicative budget for activities.

You can view or download the Plan here:


Business Plan update 2009-2011

The emerging Business Plan entitled 'Business Plan update 2009-2011' can be downloaded via the following link:

This emerging Business Plan is to be adopted by all constituent Local Authorities subject to approval at their respective full Council meetings.

Programme of Development

A precursor to the Business Plan, the PUSH Programme of Development has been drawn together. The 2007 submission can be viewed by following the link below:

The latest submission made to CLG (October 2008) for the next round of bids to the Growth Fund can be viewed by following the link below: