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Ramps, dropped kerbs and repaired pavements across Plymouth — and practical access advice for local businesses.
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Community workThirteen campaigns across accessibility, the waterfront, street safety and the local economy — 4 delivered, the rest still being chased.
Some of these are finished. Some are half-won. A few are still arguments Jon is having with the people who own the land. Each page says plainly what has been asked for, who it has been asked of, and what has actually changed.
Accessibility In progress
Ramps, dropped kerbs and repaired pavements across Plymouth — and practical access advice for local businesses.
Accessibility In progress
Playgrounds that disabled children and adults can actually use, not watch from the gate.
Firestone Bay Completed
Devil's Point tidal pool cleaned, maintained and fully restored.
Firestone Bay In progress
A swimming platform at Firestone Bay, and safe bathing water status for the site.
Waterfront access In progress
Reconnecting the waterfront between Royal William Yard and Millbay Marina.
Read about the Reopen The Firestone Bay To King's Point Path campaign
Plymouth Sound In progress
Sea-based pontoon diving boards off Tinside, to end the risks of tombstoning.
Street safety Completed
New and upgraded crossings on the routes children and residents use every day.
Street safety Completed
Speed warning signs where residents have reported dangerous driving.
Getting around In progress
Bus stops where people need them, and raised taxi ranks that wheelchair users can actually board from.
Green space In progress
100 trees for Stonehouse, plus wildflowers, planters and greener bus shelters.
Read about the Greenifying St. Peter & The Waterfront campaign
Local economy In progress
Shop Local Plymouth — because money spent locally stays local.
Read about the Supporting & Promoting Plymouth Business campaign
Culture Completed
Outdoor performance space for the city — one secured at Armada Way, with the Hoe next.
Armed Forces In progress
Turn the former Registry Office into a dedicated centre for our veterans.
Most campaigns on this site started as one resident's complaint about one street. Tell Jon what needs sorting, or lend a hand with the work.