NEIGHBOURHOOD Management is led by local residents. It enables residents and service providers to work in partnership in the area to improve local services and to build a cohesive and inclusive community where there is a sense of pride in the local area.

The Board meets quarterly and will be responsible for developing an action plan to improve the area and then to monitor progress to ensure improvements are made to local services.

The Board consists of 15 local residents, they are:

Representing Mablethorpe:
Malcolm Nicholls, Peter Jackson, Yvonne Devine, Rachel Devereux and Terence Brown 

Representing Trusthorpe:
Ann Britz, Colin Greenaway, John Simpson. and Aileen Meadows

Representing Sutton on Sea:
Sue Neville, Don Taylor, Ivan Maxwell, Doreen Hinde and Dinah Linge.

The Partnership Board also includes representatives from Lincolnshire Police, the voluntary sector, Lincolnshire County Council and local businesses.
Theme Groups have been established to tackle local issues, including policing and enforcement  young people services and facilities, transport and accessibility, regeneration and housing, improved communication and  health services.

Local Neighbourhood Forum meetings have been established in each of the three areas, Mablethorpe, Trusthorpe and Sutton on Sea. The Forums every two months to allow residents to raise issues that will then be fed into the Board.

Recently appointed Chairman of the Partnership Board, Ann Britz, said: “At the first Annual General Meeting I was elected to the position of Chair of the Neighbourhood Management Board.

I have been a resident member of the Board since it was formed in January 2007. I will continue to work hard with all members of the Board, residents and service providers, to improve all areas of Mablethorpe, Trusthorpe and Sutton on Sea and to endeavor to make it a better place in which to live”.
If you are interested in becoming more involved in Neighbourhood Management please contact East Lindsey District Council Neighbourhood Management Team on 01507 329 565/329 567 for more information

For young people to come along with any ideas for projects and to raise any issues and concerns that they have a Youth Forum has been set up

>>> Dates for future Youth Forum’s will be posted here <<<