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Pride In Place

Pride In Place - Chaddesden West

About

PRIDE IN PLACE – CHADDESDEN WEST - Putting our community in control of its future.

What is Pride in Place?

Pride in Place (PiP) is a major new programme giving local people the power to shape their neighbourhood.
  • Up to £20 million funding for our area
  • Investment over 10 years
  • Part of a £5 billion national programme
  • Focused on communities that need it most
This is your chance to decide what matters locally – and make it happen.What does it mean for Chaddesden West?A new Pride in Place Board will be created, made up of:
  • Local residents
  • Community groups
  • Businesses
  • Local councillors & MP
Together, they will create a Pride in Place Plan – a 10-year vision for improving the area.

What could the funding be used for?

That’s up to the community, but ideas could include:
  • Better parks, streets, and public spaces
  • New community hubs or meeting places
  • Support for young people and families
  • Improving local services and wellbeing
  • Boosting local businesses and jobs
The 3 big goals

1. Stronger communitiesBringing people together, building pride, and creating safer neighbourhoods
2. Thriving placesImproving our streets, services, and local environment
3. Community driven

Giving residents real power over decisions and investment

Key dates
  • April 2026 – Funding begins and delivery starts
  • By July 2026 – Neighbourhood Board fully formed
  • Next step – Community engagement begins
Have your say

This programme is community-led, which means:
  • Local people decide priorities
  • Everyone can get involved
  • Your ideas shape the future
We want to hear from everyone!!

A long-term opportunity

This isn’t just funding – it’s about building a stronger future for Chaddesden West.

By working together, we can:
  • Create lasting change
  • Build community pride
  • Leave a legacy for future generations

Get involved

You can:
  • Share your ideas for the area
  • Take part in community events and workshops
  • Express interest in joining the Board
Access the survey here