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Shaping Places for Wellbeing Update - Place and Wellbeing Outcomes Tool (Alex Wilde)

Argyll and Bute Council · 6 October 2022
Back to Argyll and Bute Community Planning Partnership - Management Committee — 6 October 2022 and its agenda

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Shaping Places for Wellbeing
Dunoon
Project update
Alex Wilde Project Lead Dunoon
Oct 2022

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Local Project Town Activity 
Data on inequality 
and demographic 
experiencing it
Identify opportunities to 
support plans, policy and 
decisions  impacting 
place in Project Town
Bring the impact on place (and 
thus wellbeing) into future 
decision making and 
collaborative action

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Shaping Places for Wellbeing
The programme objective is to support those making decisions 
that will influence a place, to consider the consequences 
on all the evidenced features of place that impact people’s 
health and wellbeing.

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Place and Wellbeing Assessment 
Involves a session pulling together 
expertise and perspectives from 
attendees to consider the impact of a 
proposal, plan or policy on achieving 
Place and WellbeingOutcomes 
and to take consideration of who is 
experiencing the most inequality in that 
place. 
Data on 
inequality and 
demographic 
experiencing it
Place  and 
Wellbeing 
Assessment

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Ayr Priority Groups to be considered 
People living in poverty, to include a 
focus on children
Using the data gathered by the Public Health Scotland’s Local Intelligence Support Team 
(LIST) the suggested priority areas to be considered within this Place and Wellbeing 
Assessment are:
People living in North Ayr
People with addiction issues
Individuals aged 15-44 in most deprived 
areas

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Place and Wellbeing Assessment
How does the 
plan, policy or 
decision impact 
on each of the 
features we 
need to get 
right in a place?
How does it 
impact on 
those 
population 
groups most 
impacted by 
inequalities?
What could be 
done to 
improve its 
impact on 
place and, 
thus, 
wellbeing?

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The Shaping Places for Wellbeing Programme supports the process by: 
• Running the session including setting it up, circulating agreed documents, 
technical support and facilitation. 
• Writing up the report on the session findings including identified 
impacts, recommendations and providing supporting evidence and 
research. 
• Providing follow up support with the recommendations as requested. 
Place and Wellbeing Assessment

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Qualitative data for Dunoon"Much more mindful of people and communities perspective; ‘how’ 
people use things and how services ‘fit in."
"Thinking internally, externally on a micro level."
"Thinking through a different perspective."
"I thought about things I wouldn’t normally have thought about."
Place and Wellbeing Assessment feedback

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Place and Wellbeing Assessments
Regional Strategy  Local Development Plan  Development Site 
Piloted in three areas 
You can read the 
Assessments here:- 
Place & Wellbeing 
Assessments

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Completed Place and Wellbeing Assessments
Alloa Project Town  Ayr Project Town  Clydebank Project Town  Dunoon Project Town 
Draft Interim Climate 
Change Strategy
Wallacetown Housing 
Regeneration Implementation of the 
Clydebank Town Centre 
Development Framework  
Dunoon Waterfront 
Levelling Up Bid 
draft application​ 
Wellbeing Hub location 
Sustainable Development & 
Climate Change Strategy 
Review

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Place and Wellbeing assessments
Planned In discussion Suggested
 
 
Waterfront regeneration project   Local Outcomes Improvement 
 
 
Plan   Anti-poverty strategy
 
 
 
 
Bute and Cowal   
 
 
Community Planning Action Plan   Living Well Cowal action plan
 
 
Economic strategy   Climate change strategy
 
 
Local Place Plan
 
 
Police plan

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Support for assessment
Requests
•Live Argyll business plan
•Development Trust business plan
•High Kirk business plan
•Dunoon community shed business plan
Suggestions
•Food growing strategy
•Housing plans
•STEM hub
•BID plans
•Food bank hub
•ARC recovery hub
•Icelandic model pilot
•West bay regeneration plans
•Mental health and suicide prevention plans
•Community Wealth building plans

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For suggestions or request for further information contact
Alex Wilde - Project Lead Dunoon
alex.wilde@improvementservice.org.uk