Online directory of community involvement opportunities

An online directory of over 75 ways people can take part in community or civic life in Exeter has been created as part of the legacy of the project.This directory is available on the Exeter CVS website here and contains direct links to sites for further information. The opportunities, which include setting up a community group and taking part in a local government consultation are categorised:

  • Local Democracy
  • Housing
  • Your Community
  • Campaigning
  • Education
  • Health
  • Council Services
  • Police and Justice

Take Part Events

Take Part Partner Seminar 2009
At the Take Part Launch local active citizens and representatives of local authorities debated about how they could work together to remove barriers to community involvement. More >

Big Society Conference 2010
Take Part Exeter co-facilitated this regional event, by examining the role of active citizenship in the Big Society agenda. ‘Speaking Up’ learners delivered a presentation about the importance of funding active learning. More >

Exeter CVS: Inspiring Citizens 2011
Take Part Exeter concluded with this public networking event of presentations, workshops and live research, exploring the future of Active Citizenship in Exeter. More >

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Stats and case studies exploring two years of project development and inter-agency working.

Download Take Part Exeter illustrated summary.

Download Take Part Exeter full report.

Download Take Part National evaluation report.

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Take Part Exeter was led by Exeter CVS as part of the Take Part Pathfinder Programme, which was funded by the Department for Communities and Local Government and managed by the Community Development Foundation.

How to become a Magistrate

how-to-become-a-magistrate-coverMagistrates are also known as Justices of the Peace or JPs, and they deal with 95% of all criminal cases in England and Wales.  They are local people who have good judgement and personal integrity.

Download 'How to become a Magistrate' as a PDF file.

 

Magistrates are also known as Justices of the
Peace or JPs, and they deal with 95% of all criminal
cases in England and Wales.
They are local people who have good judgement
and personal integrity.

Magistrates are also known as Justices of the Peace or JPs, and they deal with 95% of all criminal cases in England and Wales.

They are local people who have good judgement and personal integrity.

 

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