Westminster After Dark: An Inclusive and Dynamic CityMilestones
This includes:
1. Talking to you: Getting input from residents, businesses, groups, and partners to understand thoughts and needs.
2. Collecting and studying data: Gathering information about what happens at night and looking at the trends and problems to make smart decisions.
3. Learning from others: Looking at what's worked well in other places to find new and innovative ideas.
This includes:
1. Working together: We will host workshops and meetings where we all think about the future of our evening and night.
2. Getting public input: Sharing the Plan with you in various ways including online, meetings, and forums, so we can hear what you think.
3. Talking to key groups: We will arrange workshops with key groups to make the plan better and find out how you think we should make it happen.
This includes:
1. Using input: Putting the ideas from the public into our final Plan, where possible.
2. Publishing our plan: We will make our Evening and Night-Time Plan public and explain how we'll make it happen.
This includes:
1. Making the plan happen: Start doing things from the plan, like test projects, safety steps, events, and campaigns.
2. Seeing how it's going: Keep checking if the plan is working by using key performance indicators and getting feedback from residents, businesses, and others.
3. Changing and improving: Keep making the plan better as we learn more, so it stays useful in our changing City.