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Honiton Development Trust is a public limited company. It has a board of dirctors(see committee members), and a membership of those committed to its aims. It must hold an AGM yearly and at least an annual public meeting . There is no joining fee, but each member is liable for £1 should the company fold with debts.

You can access all of our principal documents, including our financial accounts, by clicking on Meeting Notes on the left. There you can also access documents of the Honiton Development Trust.

If you want to go straight to our published plan, please click on the links below.

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The aim of MCTi is to create vibrant, healthy and sustainable market and coastal towns in the South West by helping local communities and their partners to:

  • Prepare Community Strategic Plans, balancing the economic, social and environment aspects of community life in their towns and surrounding rural areas
  • Develop the skills, strengths and knowledge needed to be effective partners
  • Share good ideas and learn from local, regional, national and international experience
  • Secure the funding and professional assistance to turn these plans into reality. 

The initiative will help Market and Coastal towns and their surrounding communities to identify priorities for the future of their area, to gain the skills necessary to take action, and then to implement their plans. It will help co-ordinate activity of local and regional agencies and provide a 'gateway' to funding programmes. See the Market & Coastal Towns Association web site at http://www.mcti.org.uk/

The Honiton MCTi Steering Group covers a range of public service, business and community interests.  It drives the local initiative forward, drawing on the work of several focus groups

  • Housing & Community Facilities
  • Sport & Leisure
  • Business & Economy
  • Transport & Infrastructure
  • Rural Communities

Each convener/facilitator is a member of the Steering Group and reports back to that Group. The steering group and focus groups are supported by a part-time Community Agent - tel 01297 625554.

STEERING GROUP: TERMS OF REFERENCE & DECISION-MAKING PRINCIPLES

A. TERMS OF REFERENCE

  1. To ensure that, based on the MCTi framework, a community strategic plan for Honiton and the surrounding area is drawn up by the end of 2005.
  2. To set up and oversee focus groups and other working arrangements and consultations to produce detailed recommendations on the themes, goals, strategies, objectives, targets and projects to be reflected in the strategic plan.
  3. To make the final decisions on what goes in the strategic plan.
  4. To make the final decisions on which projects go to the brokering table.
  5. To manage, with due diligence and recognising the role of the accountable body (HTC), the budget provided by MCTiA, DCC, EDDC and HTC.
  6. To guide and supervise the work of the community agent.
  7. To foster the partnerships and create the organisation that will help deliver the actions and projects proposed in the strategic plan.

    B. DECISION-MAKING PRINCIPLES

  8. All decisions to be taken in the interests of the Honiton initiative and community as a whole, and with due regard to diversity and equal opportunities.
  9. All policy decisions to be made by collective agreement either in a steering group meeting, (quorum is 5); or in a sub-group which has been given delegated authority (quorum is 3); or in correspondence with all steering group members, as long as a deadline for reply is given.

info@honiton-mcti.co.uk

The Steering Group will be wound up around March 2007, and the Honiton Development Trust will carry forward the Community Strategic Plan.

 

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