South West groups link public input and lottery funding in care and arts debates
A Gloucestershire council is asking residents to help shape adult social care while Watershed secures National Lottery film funding, showing two different paths for public influence on regional spending.
Gloucestershire County Council is encouraging residents to have their say in a major national conversation about the future of adult social care, the council said [1]. Separately, Watershed said it has secured major BFI National Lottery funding [2]. Taken together, the two announcements place a public consultation on care and a lottery-backed cultural award side by side as South West organisations pursue different routes to shape future spending [1][2].
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