Mid Durham AAP
Find out about the work of Mid Durham Area Action Partnership (AAP), including details of upcoming events and our priorities.
Our board
The AAP board has 21 members - seven public and seven partner representatives, six county councillors, one parish council representative and representatives from the Young People and County Durham Housing Group.
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Mid Durham AAP annual report 2017-18 (PDF, 2.6mb)
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Mid Durham AAP Small Grants Annual Report 2017-18 (PDF, 3.3mb)
Meeting dates
Contact us for meeting dates.
Please note that a board meeting could be cancelled due to bad weather or other unforeseen circumstances therefore you should contact your AAP to notify them of your intent to attend so that should they cancel they can contact you accordingly.
Minutes of previous meetings
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Mid Durham AAP Board 14 November 2018 (PDF, 285.5kb)
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Mid Durham AAP Board 12 September 2018 (PDF, 359.0kb)
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Mid Durham AAP Board 14 November 2018 (PDF, 285.5kb)
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Mid Durham AAP Board - 11 July 2018 (PDF, 347.7kb)
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Mid Durham AAP Board and AGM 9 May 2018 (PDF, 207.6kb)
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Mid Durham AAP Board 14 March 2018 (PDF, 206.9kb)
Mid Durham AAP is made up of seven public representatives, seven partner representatives, six county councillors, one parish council representative and representatives from the Young People and County Durham Housing Group. They are:
Public representatives
- Sophie Marston (Co-opted member - Young Person's representative)
- Lesley Baxter
- Freda Dawson
- Janet Box
- Ellen Wilson
- Martin Walker
- Peter Aitken
- Mary Tribe
Partner representatives
- Paul Moralee (Housing - Karbon Homes)
- Jason Mole (Police - Consett Division)*
- Mark Mallatratt (Police - Durham Division)*
- Lee Brown (Fire and Emergency)
- Tina Maclellan (VCS)
- Peter Mackie (Business - NE First Credit Union)
- Amanda Healy/Helen Lynch (Durham County Council)
- Rachel Edmunds (Co-opted member Housing - County Durham Housing Group)
- Juliet Carling (Health - North Durham Clinical Commissioning Group)
* These officers will alternate depending on which division the board meeting is held in.
County and parish councillors
- Cllr David Bell
- Cllr Jean Chaplow
- Cllr Jude Considine (alternative Cllr Ossie Johnson)
- Vacancy
- Cllr Paul Taylor
- Cllr John Turnbull
- Cllr Anne Bonner (Parish representative)
Our forum
The forum meets twice a year and is open to local people, businesses and organisations. It sets the AAP's priorities which it seeks to address through its projects and monitors the progress of these.
Forum members can share their opinions and ideas with the AAP team and take part in task and finish groups to help achieve the priorities. Please contact us for the latest meeting dates and let us know beforehand if you'd like to attend so that we can make sure there's enough paperwork and seating available.
If you would like to have a say and influence decisions that affect your area join your local AAP. As a local forum member you'll be invited to meetings and events to discuss community issues.
Our area
The
Mid Durham AAP map (PDF, 833.3kb)
shows the area covered by the partnership. Or you can find Mid Durham AAP - profile on the Durham Insight website.
Small grants fund
The Mid Durham AAP small grants fund for community groups continues to award funding. The scheme aims to support local groups working within the Mid Durham AAP area (see map) to improve the lives of local people. The minimum grant is £200 and the maximum is £400. Groups can apply for one grant per financial year.
Complete the
Mid Durham AAP Small Grants Application Form (PDF, 556.7kb)
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Our priorities
Task and finish groups meet on a regular basis to discuss relevant issues and develop projects to address the AAP's priorities. Each task group is made up of forum members, board members, and representatives of those organisations whose co-operation is needed to get the job done.
This task group was formed to look at key issues to support and create opportunities for children, young people and families. Some of the key issues include activities to do in the school holidays, risky behaviour and children's physical, emotional and mental health.
Meeting dates
For more information on our next meeting please contact us.
Action plan
Anti-social behaviour, safe places for children to play, substance misuse and making sure people feel safe in their community are top priorities this task group will look at to ensure everyone can enjoy their community safely.
Meeting dates
Please contact us for information about our next meeting.
Action plan
Our focus of this is group is to improve any health issues within the community identified by local people. These will include physical and mental health, access to health services and social inclusion.
Meeting dates
Please contact us for more information about our next meeting.
Action plan
The local environment group will look at tackling litter and dog fouling and ways to enhance the natural environment, improve parks/play areas and develop the town and village centre.
Meeting dates
Please contact us for more information about our next meeting.
Action plan
The older people task group will aim to support older people to make sure their welfare comes first, highlighting key issues such as access to activity/facilities, mental health, protection against fraud and keeping warm.
Meeting dates
Please contact us for more information about our next meeting.
Action plan
- Area Action Partnership - Mid Durham
- Area Action Partnership - Mid Durham
- 07769 131 417
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Our address is:
- Langley Park Miners Institute
- Church Street
- Langley Park
- County Durham
- United Kingdom
- DH7 9TZ
