Alford
in Lincolnshire UK
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Alford
in Lincolnshire UK
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| Market Towns Initiative |
Alford Community Taskforce
(ACT) |
| ACT = Alford Community Taskforce |
The Market Towns Initiative
was introduced by the Countryside Agency in mid 2001. Its objective is to
encourage communities to examine ways to ensure that their towns are able
to carry on serving their communities. The initiative involves
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Alford is the third largest market town in the District of East Lindsey after Louth and Horncastle. The town is set on the eastern edge of the Wolds which is designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The town has a population of around 3,500 and is the second town in East Lindsey to undergo the Countryside Agency’s ‘Healthcheck’ process which started in December 2002. The first steps were to engage with broad cross-section of the local community and this was achieved through a well attended public meeting in the Corn Exchange. Healthcheck Results. |
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A Steering Group of volunteers has now been formed to develop and take forward the Action Plans with the themes of
If you have any comments please contact - James Trowsdale As a result of the workshops and meetings the ACT Steering
Group agreed that Alford’s priorities for change are - see Questions
and Feedback - have your say in the future of our Town |
| ACT = Alford Community Taskforce |