Bridgwater survey and Stroud podcast show two routes to local engagement
A Bridgwater community plan is being shaped by residents while a new Stroud podcast highlights volunteers' work, pointing to different formats for public involvement.
Community updates from Bridgwater and Stroud show different ways of putting local voices and volunteers at the centre of place-based work. Bridgwater Town Council said the Bridgwater South Pride in Place Community Plan is taking shape with local people playing a central role, using an ongoing survey and community engagement activities [1]. The Stroud News and Journal reported on a new podcast that takes listeners on an audio journey through the area's wildlife sites and highlights the work of the Stroud Valleys Project and its volunteers [2]. Taken together, the announcements show how formal consultation and audio storytelling can both be used to engage people with local places and projects [1][2].
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