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This report was approved by the board of directors on
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Name:
Status: Director
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The CIC and its board of directors exist to promote the development of the Baltic Triangle area of Liverpool city centre as a creative, industrious and pioneering district and aims to create a better place to work, live and visit. The group aims to give the Baltic Triangle an enhanced private sector voice within the city and promote a strong and clear vision for the area to local, national and international audiences. Its aims and objectives are summarised below: 1. To promote a coherent vision for the Baltic Triangle district 2. To support creativity, skill and talent 3. To support local businesses 4. To promote economic growth 5. To support the regeneration of the area 6. To promote a sustainable and environmentally friendly area 7. To foster networks collaborations and clustering activities between sectors and businesses In 2023-2024, the Baltic Triangle Area CIC continued a range of activity and engagement with local stakeholders that reflects a renewed enthusiasm for community and connection. Below are some of our key activities and successes during the period: 1. A strong programme of activity with local residents, including Baltic Breakfast Club networking events, Baltic Swap Shop clothes swapping events, and litter picking sessions, promoting networking and sustainability. 2. Conversations continued with a range of public and private sector partners. 3. Director Darren Muir continued to engage with Liverpool City Council in response to new planning applications in the area. 4. Promoted and shared Baltic area activity across digital platforms to our audience, stakeholders and wider network, promoting local businesses and events. 5. Continued to support the maintenance and repair of the sensory garden on Baltic Green, which opened the year prior, part-funded by a crowdfunding campaign run by the area board, improving green spaces for residents, visitors and workers. 6. Co-hosted the People, Planet, Pint meetup in the Baltic Triangle in May 2024 to share what’s going on locally with sustainability and to engage the local community.
Who are the stakeholders The Area CIC Stakeholders include board members, directors, local businesses including long established local businesses and industries, creative and digital industries, cafes, bars and venues, festival and events organisers and promoters, SMEs, micro businesses, start ups, freelancers and artists, private landowners and commercial landlords operating in the area, new residential and commercial developers operating in the area, local residents including young professionals, families and students, public sector agencies and local authorities including Liverpool City Region Combined Authority LCRCA, Liverpool City Council LCC, Liverpool LEP, Merseytravel, local universities, colleges and schools who are engaged with the area including LJMU, University of Liverpool, Liverpool Hope Uni, City of Liverpool College, The Studio School and Life Sciences UTC. Our stakeholders also include any individuals or businesses who are looking to connect and engage with the Baltic Triangle area by attending Area CIC events and activities, any tourists and visitors coming to explore the area and attend local events and a growing residential population which has largely moved into the area post pandemic. How have the stakeholders been consulted The stakeholders engage with the Area CIC through our year round events programme, 1. Baltic Breakfast early morning quarterly business and community networking event 2. Baltic Area Summer and Xmas Parties annual summer and winter fundraisers taking place in the Botanical Garden in summer and Cains Brewery at Christmas 3. Regular litter picks across the area which allow stakeholders to meet and chat, whilst providing a vital community service. Area CIC directors attend events and use these platforms to make announcements, share information and engage with stakeholders in person. The Area CIC also uses digital platforms to share information and allow for stakeholder engagement 1. Area Website 2. Area Social Media Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Linkedin, Youtube, Vimeo 3. Area Email 4. Area Mailing List via Mailchimp 5. Area Surveys via Surveymonkey What actions has the company taken Please refer to the list of key activities and successes outlined in Part 1.
No remuneration was received
No transfer of assets other than for full consideration
This report was approved by the board of directors on
17 March 2025
And signed on behalf of the board by:
Name: Fiona Shaw
Status: Director