FAQ's
Is this being run on behalf of Basildon Borough Council?
No, this event is arranged by the Basildon Community and seeks to provide advice on how Local People can best engage with the Council during the next stage of the Local Plan process, known as ‘Regulation 19.
What is the Future Basildon event?
Future Basildon: Education, Wellbeing & Community is a community-focused event that brings together residents, educators and local organisations to explore how Basildon can grow in a way that supports long-term wellbeing, education and inclusive development.
What is a Local Plan?
A Local Plan is a long-term framework that helps guide how an area develops. It considers things like housing, infrastructure, education, healthcare and community spaces to ensure growth is planned and sustainable.
Is this a political event?
No, this is not a political event.
Future Basildon is focused on providing information, encouraging discussion and listening to community perspectives about the future of the town.
Who should attend?
The event is open to anyone with an interest in the future of Basildon, including residents, families, young people, educators, and members of the local community.
Why is the Local Plan important for Basildon?
The Local Plan helps shape how Basildon develops over time. It plays a key role in ensuring that housing, infrastructure and services grow in a coordinated way that supports the needs of the community.
What will happen at the event?
The event will include:
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An overview of the Local Plan
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Insights into education, wellbeing and community needs
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Opportunities to ask questions and share perspectives
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Information from supporting organisations
Do I need to register to attend?
Yes, we recommend registering in advance to secure your place, as capacity may be limited.
How can I share my views?
There will be opportunities at the event to share your thoughts, and a feedback form will also be available for you to provide input on what matters most for the future of Basildon.
Who are the supporting organisations?
The event is supported by organisations including Omnia Foundation, a specialist SEN school, and Feelgood Fitness, a community-focused fitness and wellbeing centre. Both organisations bring valuable perspectives on education, wellbeing and community support.
What happens after the event?
Feedback gathered from attendees will help inform future conversations and community-focused initiatives. The aim is to better understand local priorities and continue building a shared vision for Basildon’s future.