With presentation by Cllr Jason Kitcat leader of BHCC

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Community First is an £80m government funded programme aimed at helping communities come together through new and existing community groups, to identify their strengths and local priorities, plan for their future and become more resilient.

Community First has two elements to it:

Notes of a meeting of the Whitehawk and Manor Farm Neighbourhood Forum held at the Valley Social Centre on Wednesday 7th December 2011

Agenda items inculded

2. Forum Developments ;

a. Neighbourhood Councils – current consultation by BHCC , already registered interest in being a pilot area working group to be formed to respond to consultation.

b. Community First – Central Gov’t Initiative to receive and allocate funding for local concerns- application made