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The new BCP Seafront Strategy was formally adopted by Cabinet on the 13th April 2022. The Strategy sets out a bold and exciting vision for a world class seafront leisure offer across 15 miles of coast and 26 miles of harbour-side landscape and is closely aligned to the Council’s Big Plan. The Cabinet Report (scroll to link in the box on the right) sets out a prioritisation framework to support investment in our seafront environment, infrastructure and public spaces to help improve the health and well-being of all our residents and visitors as well as providing new and improved facilities for leisure and hospitality.
We asked
During the summer of 2021 we asked what you thought about our draft Seafront Strategy. The consultation ran alongside our Seafront Visitor Survey.
You said
We received more than 1600 responses to our survey and 260 suggestions were posted on the ideas board on this page. We also received feedback from visitors to our roadshow events and a number of people and organisations emailed their views directly.
The draft Seafront Strategy was revised in light of the consultation results into the final version presented for adoption (scroll below). Key changes included a stronger emphasis around protecting our natural coastal environment as well as supporting more local community initiatives to improve health and wellbeing.
The new BCP Seafront Strategy was formally adopted by Cabinet on the 13th April 2022. The Strategy sets out a bold and exciting vision for a world class seafront leisure offer across 15 miles of coast and 26 miles of harbour-side landscape and is closely aligned to the Council’s Big Plan. The Cabinet Report (scroll to link in the box on the right) sets out a prioritisation framework to support investment in our seafront environment, infrastructure and public spaces to help improve the health and well-being of all our residents and visitors as well as providing new and improved facilities for leisure and hospitality.
We asked
During the summer of 2021 we asked what you thought about our draft Seafront Strategy. The consultation ran alongside our Seafront Visitor Survey.
You said
We received more than 1600 responses to our survey and 260 suggestions were posted on the ideas board on this page. We also received feedback from visitors to our roadshow events and a number of people and organisations emailed their views directly.
The draft Seafront Strategy was revised in light of the consultation results into the final version presented for adoption (scroll below). Key changes included a stronger emphasis around protecting our natural coastal environment as well as supporting more local community initiatives to improve health and wellbeing.
Consultation ran between 1 July And 26th September 2021
Under Review
BCP Seafront Strategy has finished this stage
Contributions were evaluated between October and February 2022, with further engagement with Elected Members in March
Final report
BCP Seafront Strategy has finished this stage
The final outcomes to the consultation and revisions to the online Seafront Strategy were presented to Cabinet in April 2022 alongside a framework for investment prioritisation
Next steps
BCP Seafront Strategy is currently at this stage
A prioritisation and investment plan will now be prepared with funding proposals and business cases brought forward for approval