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Including:

Fauldhouse, Longridge, Bents, Stoneyburn, Loganlea, Addiewell, Breich, West Calder, Polbeth and Harburn

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Including:

Uphall Station, Pumpherston, Mid Calder, East Calder, Kirknewton, Wilkieston .

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Including

Whitburn, Blackburn, East Whitburn, Greenrigg and Seafield.

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Including :

Armadale, Blackridge, Westrigg, Westfield and Torphichen.

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Does this distinction make sense from a community perspective? Are they too big?

Who might be good to approach in these areas?

We’d be looking for a diverse range of groups, and can include organisations you are involved with or you think we would approach

Where & who else might be missing?

Where and who is often overlooked?

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Providing aims and background to the review and programme

Introduction

Who the interviewee is, their relationship and experience of community development and wider

Understanding the aims of the programmes

What is the interviewee’s understanding and have these been met, are there any unexpected outcomes

What’s the impact been of the programmes

Capturing the impact of the programmes, who has benefitted and how?

How does this fit with other public and third sector interventions

Do the programmes complement each other? How could this be developed? Are there any gaps in support?

Challenges and opportunities

For those delivering, what has been challenging and where has there been opportunities?

What could be further developed in the future

What could the support look like? What other aims could be developed? How could impact be measured in the future?

Opportunity for other reflections or comments and questions

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Where and who is often overlooked in terms of community development activity?	

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Where and who is often overlooked in terms of community development activity?	

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Who might be good to approach in these areas?

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Who might be good to approach in these areas?

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We’d be looking for a diverse range of groups, and can include organisations you are involved with or you think we would approach

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Who might be good to approach in these areas?

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Who might be good to approach in these areas?

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We’d be looking for a diverse range of groups, and can include organisations you are involved with or you think we would approach

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Who might be good to approach in these areas?

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Who might be good to approach in these areas?

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We’d be looking for a diverse range of groups, and can include organisations you are involved with or you think we would approach

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Winchburgh community trust, approaching LEADER Funding, money from the fund - paddleboads, developing the marina 

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Winchburgh community trust, approaching LEADER Funding, money from the fund - paddleboads, developing the marina 

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I think most of these places have Community development Trusts so it might make sense to them the discussion round these. There is already a network in place you could easily tap into. Winchburgh would give you a very positive case study. 

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I think most of these places have Community development Trusts so it might make sense to them the discussion round these. There is already a network in place you could easily tap into. Winchburgh would give you a very positive case study. 

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Section 75 - £250 per new house. Has to be in old areas. Any organisations can apply for that fund. £160K currently.

12K people moving here.

New schools developing in last few yeas

Minority groups - indians. polish communities, multicultural

Scouts, girl guides, charities - football, golf

Other areas- Foghouse - operating for a while, 20+

Linlithgow

Whitburn CDTS

Are we still rual

Livingston too big

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Become a village, no GP, no community centre, due to RACK (?), no footpath.

Becoming an island.

Even to get a bus. Getting from stonyburn - has massive number of connections despite being close.

Very difficult to operate and bring people together - unable to do that. People aren't able to fund transport to come out to people.

Have got new houses.

Section 75 - will find out more.

Community bowling club

Who runs trips? Run a larder

Foodball club

MOOD - phase 4 of the mental health funding. Only member of staff.

suppporting the Community Psychiatric Nurses, to ensure transitiion is trauma informed and helping making connections.

Lonliness and isolation, one by one, numbers aren't high, funding is impossible

Heating, lighting, transports, in rural areas can happen. Can't reach out to the bigger things. One-to-one is essential

Caring etc.

People frightened to leave housing

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So difficult to fundraise, competing people with professional fundraising

Funding is very short- usually once a year.

Where do you go next?

(After lottery/3 years)

Can't get money for transport or basic stuff

If you can't get that, you don't have a project

Can be so complicated

it needs to be streamlined

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In West Lothian we have a lot of good thing.

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In West Lothian we have a lot of good thing.

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Everyone is applying for the same funding!

Trying to signpost to each other. To save money, we could do more signposting - more jointworking would save money and work together rather than competition