Finished budget
Participatory budgets phases
- Information
- Accepting projects
- Selecting projects
- Voting projects
- Reviewing voting
- Current phase Finished budget
Information
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The next PSG Area Partnership funding round will open shortly. Applicants should discuss projects with Ben Morse, Chair or Emma Brown, Connected Communities Manager to ensure they address inequality and meet the needs of the area plan priorities
April
1st – 26th – applications open on CONSUL
3rd 6pm Teams - help session for applicants on Teams
10th 4.30pm Teams - help session for applicants on Teams
Accepting projects
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We are accepting projects which meet with inequalities and the priorities within the Preston Seton Gosford Area Plan.
Please speak with Ben Morse, Chair or Emma Brown, Connected Communities Manager about your project and they will email you a copy of the application form.
There are online help sessions re: uploading your application to CONSUL on 3rd April 6pm and 10th April 4.30pm on Teams
Selecting projects
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All applications will go to the PSG AP Scrutiny Group and be marked on a matrix to ensure they help address our Area Plan Priorities.
Voting projects
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Voting will be available through CONSUL from 13th - 30th May where you can vote for up to 6 projects out of the 12 submitted. There will also be supported sessions in community centres and we will also be gathering votes in children and youth clubs.
Scroll down to see all 12 projects.
Vote here
Reviewing voting
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Online voting will be brought together with member voting and children and youth voting and brought to the Area Partnership Meeting on 5th June.
Successful projects will hear the following week the outcome of their application.
Finished budget
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PSG Area Partnership
£45,000
Project proposals located geographically
Finished participatory budgets
Preston Seton Gosford Area Partnership 2024
Preston Seton Gosford Area Partnership
What is PB?
Participatory budgeting (PB) is a democratic process in which community members decide how to spend part of a public budget. It gives people real power over real money.