Neighbourhood Renewal Team
The Government has set a national target to ensure that within the next 10-20 years nobody will be at a serious disadvantage because they live in a particular area. These pages give you more information about neighbourhood renewal and the projects that are being carried out in Southampton.
Who can use this service:
The projects are taking place in 11 specific areas of the city. See the individual project pages to find out what is happening in those areas.
Contact Details:
Address: Neighbourhood Renewal Team, Southampton City Council, Ground floor, Southbrook Rise, 4-8 Millbrook Road East, Southampton
Postcode: SO16 1YG
Telephone: 023 8083 3936
Email: regeneration@southampton.gov.uk
Details of service:
Where people live influences their opportunities in life. If you live in one of the country's most disadvantaged areas your choices may be very limited, schools may not be good, businesses could be struggling, public transport and housing may be poor. Often the people who live in these areas have little choice over where and how they live.
Neighbourhood renewal aims to help these areas by working with the communities to develop stable businesses, more job opportunities and a safer place to live with better schools, good homes and a sense of community.
The Governments strategy for neighbourhood renewal was launched in January 2001 and works with national, regional and local partners to attain its target.
Our Approach to Neighbourhood Renewal
This is directly shaped by the Local Neighbourhood Renewal Strategy 2006-2010 (LNRS) produced by the Southampton Partnership in February 2006.
Our Regeneration Programmes
These pages contain details of our current and recent programmes.
What's New
Find out the latest news from the Neighbourhood Renewal Team.
Local Decision Making
Generally speaking, decisions about awarding regeneration funding to particular projects are taken by local, area based Regeneration Boards.
Funding Opportunities Group
If you want to find out about external funding and top tips on writing funding bids, these pages contain useful information and website links.
Documents
On this page you will find public documents that are used or produced by the Neighbourhood Renewal Team.
Jargon Busting
This section lists definitions for commonly used regeneration jargon.
Last updated: 14 April 2008
