Ward plan
Providing vibrant, connected and safe neighbourhoods is a priority for Rotherham Council and communities are at the heart of everything we do. Dinnington Ward Councillors were elected to listen to your views and work with you to make a difference in the local community.
We know many of our residents are passionate about making their community a better place to live and we are here to work in partnership and make these improvements a reality. Councillors used a range of information – listening to local residents and council staff, looking at statistics and other data – to develop these ward priorities:
Dinnington Ward priorities
PRIORITY 1: IMPROVE THE LOCAL ENVIRONMENT
- Community clean days
- Litter picking
- Replace broken street furniture and invest in new where required
- Grounds maintenance (hedge trimming and grass cutting etc)
- Support ecological work in the ward including Queen Elizabeth II Community Woodland
- Ensure litterbins are well maintained and emptied in a timely manner
PRIORITY 2: SUPPORT CRIME PREVENTION STRATEGIES AND TARGET ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR IN HOTSPOT AREAS
- Dinnington Market and Interchange
- Communities should feel empowered to help improve their local area through reporting
- Support and advocate for improvements to road safety and mitigate the impact of off-road bikes
PRIORITY 3: BACK INITIATIVES TO IMPROVE THE TOWN CENTRE, MARKETS AND INVESTMENT IN LOCAL ECONOMY
- Improvements to Dinnington Town Centre and new developments
- Support and promote local businesses, working with them to improve the town centre and markets area.
PRIORITY 4: TO SUPPORT IMPROVEMENTS TO HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE
- To encourage residents to report issues
- Raise awareness of the different ways to report issues to the Council
- To promote investment in greener travel
PRIORITY 5: TO SUPPORT AND DEVELOP INITIATIVES TO IMPROVE WELLBEING
- Help residents with cost-of-living support including access to advice, guidance and budgeting
- Foster community sprit by empowering local residents to form groups to act for and with their communities
- Celebrate community heritage