PUBLIC PARTICIPATION - BEEE CREATIVE
To receive petitions and presentations from members of the public including:
1. Name of organisation
Decision:
The Community Engagement Officer gave a verbal presentation on behalf of BEEE Creative regarding their Grant Application.
Minutes:
Audio Recording – 4 Minutes 24 Seconds
The Community Engagement Officer read out a statement to the Royston and District Committee and gave a verbal presentation on behalf Ms Carrie Washington of BEEE Creative regarding their Grant Application. The following points were highlighted:
· Supported and delivered community projects that gave people access to art opportunities;
· They wished to offer a series of 60 creative movement workshops which would be held at Royston and District Museum and Art Gallery;
· Approximately 500 people would benefit from the workshops – target groups being that of families with pre-school children and adults aged 65+; and
· Dance would be the tool to engage individuals with local cultural heritage and promote community and personal wellbeing.
The following questions asked questions:
Councillor Ruth Brown;
Councillor Jean Green;
Councillor Tony Hunter; and
Councillor Carol Stanier.
In response to questions raised by Members, the Community Engagement Officer confirmed that:
· People would be charged a specific amount for attendance at workshops for that year only. In future BEEE Creative would rely on voluntary contributions;
· The Museum was a suitable place to hold the dance workshops and would provide sufficient space; and
· The grant application met the required criteria.
The Chairman thanked the Community Engagement Officer.