What We Do

Introduction

The Sustainable Community Strategy for East Sussex

The East Sussex Local Area Agreement (LAA)

Community planning and local strategic partnerships in East Sussex

Delivering the new LAA (2008-2011)

As the accountable body for the Local Area Agreement, East Sussex County Council is responsible for making sure the LAA is delivered on time and within budget.

Day-to-day delivery of the LAA is co-ordinated by Indicator Leads from a number of organisations, responsible for particular performance indicators. Each performance indicator will have a delivery plan, setting out the activities that will take place and the organisations involved in delivering those activities

A project team, made up of the Indicator Leads and Performance Officers oversees the delivery of the new LAA.

Draft Delivery Plans

Anyone interested or involved in delivering the new LAA is invited to comment on the draft delivert plans by returning the feedback form below.

• Feedback form
• Delivery Plans (with East Sussex LAA Indicator Lead names and contact details)

Useful Documents and Links (updated 9 October 2008)

• East Sussex Local Area Agreement
• East Sussex LAA Project Board and Project Team membership
• List of partners with a duty to engage in the LAA
• Library of LAA publications and resources

Archive

• Sustainable Community Strategy and LAA briefing (Feb 2008)
• Local Area Agreement Update Bulletin 1 (9 April 2008)
• Local Area Agreement Update Bulletin 2 (9 May 2008)
• Target setting proforma - a simple form for indicator leads to record meetings and contact made during the target setting process
• LAA submission template
• Direction to produce a new LAA (Secretary of State for Local Government, 5 March 2008)
• Letter from ESSP to Rt Hon Hazel Blears, Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government requesting a relaxation in the LAA timetable, and the Response from John Healey, Minister for Local Government.