From individual developments, buildings, parks and open spaces to populated neighbourhoods, towns and cities, it is vital to consult the community over plans and proposals and engage and involve people as work progresses.

Clearly it is only right that people should be allowed to have a say over plans and proposals that may affect them.  However, imagine the value of going even further and involving people in making and shaping the places they live in and visit.

This is exactly what can be achieved with Community Passport, giving people more than just a say but a sense of belonging with their place.