New faces are leading a new-style setup which is bringing together leading organisations in Saltburn.
Greg Beaty, of Rapp’s restaurant, chairs the newly-formed Saltburn Partnership Board, which is made up of community groups, Redcar and Cleveland Council and organisations like the police and Tees Valley Leisure.
Joint secretaries are Sue Anderson, of the Be All You Can business at Rigwood House, near Rushpool Hall, and Paul Davies, of internet cafe Destinations.
The board is being made up of up to 15 people representing different fields of interest.
“The aim is to bring a partnership of Saltburn’s public and private sectors to create a successful town centre to benefit all,” said Sue Anderson. She said anyone with a good idea or a concern could take it to a representative who would raise it at a board meeting.
Further information can be had from:
Sue Anderson on sue@beallyoucan.co.uk (Tel. 622955) or
Paul Davies p.davies347@ntlworld.com (626432) or
look at the website.
Among points which are understood to be concerning the board is town centre parking.
The board aims to contribute towards strategic themes including regeneration, health and well-being, children and young people and “stronger and safer communities."
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