Decision - Accessible City Strategy Update
Decision maker
Tourism, Equalities, Communities & Culture Committee
Report author
Emma McDermott
Published
9 Mar 2023
Reference
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As published
the council's own words, uneditedRESOLVED: That Committee: 1. Noted progress on development of the Accessible City Strategy.
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The committee was updated on progress towards Brighton & Hove City Council’s first organisation-wide Accessible City Strategy, which aims to make Brighton & Hove more welcoming, inclusive and accessible. Further engagement with disabled people and organisations will take place before the full and final draft strategy is presented for approval in June 2023.
Recommendation
The Committee notes progress on development of the Accessible City Strategy.
Financial impact
A budget of £20,000 has been allocated from the Communities, Equalities and Third Sector initiatives budget, principally to fund the consultant. Financial implications arising from the strategy’s action plan will be considered through service budget management and the council’s budget-setting process.
Ward affected
city-wide
Decision maker
Tourism, Equalities, Communities, & Culture Committee
Date in document
9 Mar 2023
Stakeholders named
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disabled residentsdisabled people’s organisationsDisability PanelWider Reference GroupDisabled Workers and Carers’ Staff NetworkDeaf Services Liaison ForumEquality and Inclusion PartnershipBrighton & Hove City Council
Next steps
parsed- Continue engagement with the Disability Panel and Wider Reference Group.
- Continue developing detailed SMART action plans to support implementation once the strategy is approved.
- Present the full and final draft Accessible City Strategy for approval at the committee in June 2023.
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