Management Plan for Firth Park - MP4-Interreg

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B2.8 MARKETING • During 2009, a marketing strategy for First Start centre will be developed in partnership with the city councils Education and early years of Children’s services to promote the centre and its activities. This marketing plan will be circulated around all key partners using the building and the park • Firth Heritage Park is a major ‘City’ Park and as such is the venue for a series of events, e.g. Firth Park Festival and Firth Park Christmas fayre. • A series of small-scale events, led by the Ranger Service also take place on the site. • The Friends of Firth Heritage Park are looking to re-write and update existing leaflets, although this is dependant on securing the necessary funding. • Further information about the Park, Friends and events can be found in the reception area of the First Start Centre. Further details and updates are available via our website at B2.9 OVERALL MANAGEMENT • The on site day to day management presence in the park is provided by the First Start Facility manager and caretakers who act as a central contact points for complaints and enquires for park visitors and user groups. • Best Value was introduced to Sheffield City Council in April 2000, replacing Compulsory Competitive Tendering for grounds maintenance. • Where specialist contractors are required, tenders are normally invited for the work from companies who are included in the Council’s relevant list of preferred contractors. The Corporate Contracts Consultancy Team in DEL approves this list. • Any associated contract specifications which have been drawn up between the Parks and Countryside Service and the Contracts Consultancy Team include a wide range of contract clauses related to methods of work, health and safety, insurance, protection of environmental features, etc. Each individual project tendered includes a detailed specification of work required, including timescales. 70
Firth Heritage Park Sheffield City Council Green Flag Award 2008 Feedback Report Band scores Desk Assessment Field Assessment Overall score 0-9 10-14 15-19 20-24 25-30 20-29 30-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-70 30-44 45-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75-79 80+ Desk Assessment Feedback Band score 20-24 Field Assessment Feedback Band score 45-49 Status - Pass Overall band score 70-74 71
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Firth Heritage Park Sheffield Green
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A3. POLICY CONTEXT A3.1 SITE CATEGO
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PART C. - APPENDICES SITE RELATED C
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A1.3 THOSE INVOLVED IN PREPARING TH
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park users to see how they would li
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Ownership and contact details The p
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known as Donkey Hill. The ground is
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A 2.6 HISTORY & DEVELOPMENT Fig 8 T
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connection through the area to and
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Page 39 and 40: All green waste is removed from the
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Page 79 and 80: Topic Task 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10
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