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The main tool for developing your Vision. Use it after your workshop to bring community engagement, workshop outputs and your evidence base together into a coherent 10-Year Vision.
Everything you need to run the 10-Year Vision Workshop: preparation, who to involve, what evidence to bring, a 90-minute workshop structure and a facilitator checklist.
Four large-format canvases for your workshop: Today's Reality, What Must Never Change, Our Vision for 2036 and Priority Themes. Supplied as one combined four-page PDF.
Print one workbook per participant so everyone can think individually before group discussion. Collect them at the end as a source of community insight when drafting the Vision.
A three-page UrbanCat quick reference covering the six groups to consider, how to think about interest, influence and contribution, and a final check on who you are not hearing from — with practical prompts on representation, lived experience, local knowledge, delivery partners and access.
A three-page UrbanCat quick reference on making delivery visible: the six risk areas to watch, what to know about every significant risk, a simple review-identify-act-update delivery rhythm, and the five questions a Board should keep asking.
A three-page UrbanCat quick reference covering the six governance essentials (purpose, roles, decisions, conflicts, accountability and meetings), a practical test of whether your governance is working, and the three documents worth starting with — Terms of Reference, a register of interests, and a decision and action log.
An eight-page UrbanCat guide for turning your 10-Year Vision into a focused set of investment priorities: the Vision-to-investment journey, starting with outcomes rather than projects, building the case across need, evidence, community, outcome, Vision fit and deliverability, making genuine trade-offs, and a final readiness checklist.
Resources marked In development are being written and are not yet available to download. UrbanCat practical resources are designed to support the requirements set out in published MHCLG Pride in Place guidance — always check the latest official guidance before making a formal submission.
