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  • Lead Member Oldham Council
  • Categories Community

Community involvement in Oldham means more than asking residents for their views. We’re empowering local people to take ownership, as part of our ambition to create a co-operative borough where everyone does their bit, and everybody benefits.  Projects include:

  • VEG IN THE PARK – a grassroots project
  • OLDHAM FOOD NETWORK a co-operative approach
  • GREEN DIVIDEND – co-operative communities
  • GET OLDHAM GROWING – creating the right climate
  • GROWING OLDHAM: Feeding Ambition Partnership – the boardroom

The most effective way to design services and deliver outcomes that matter to residents is to do it with them; or even better, to create the right conditions for them to do it for themselves.

Read more: Food – from grassroots to boardroom – Oldham Council