Our People


Communities Strategy 2020-23


A brighter Borough for all


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Later this month Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council will be sharing its refreshed approach to supporting our Borough’s brilliant communities.


Our new Communities Strategy sets out our commitment to empowering the many community-minded residents across our Borough to make a difference.


Over the next three years we will support our communities to:


• Be cohesive, strong and welcoming And join us in:


• The task of tackling poverty across • Ensuring people in the Borough are


the Borough not lonely Community Partnerships


We’ve set up a network of seven Community Partnerships to help coordinate and involve people from all walks of life from residents to councillors, voluntary, community and social enterprise organisations and faith groups to the young people who are part of Bright Minds Big Futures – turn to page 20 to read more about them.


There’s a Community Partnership for each of the following areas:


• Billingham Communities • Ingleby Barwick Communities • Norton Communities


There’s so many great things going on across the Borough and we’re always looking for more people to get involved.


The video above shows a small flavour of what you could be a part of.


To find out more email engagement@stockton.gov.uk or join your Community Partnership on Facebook.


Billingham Communities: @BillinghamCo


Ingleby Barwick Communities: @InglebyBarwickCo


• Stockton Central Communities • Stockton West Communities


Communities.


Norton Communities: @NortonCo


• Thornaby Communities • Yarm, Eaglescliffe and Parishes


Stockton Central Communities: @StocktonCentralCo


Stockton West Communities: @StocktonWestCo


Thornaby Communities: @ThornabyCo


Yarm, Eaglescliffe and Parishes Communities @YarmEaglescliffeParishesCo


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