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Pride in Place Programme: Community Cohesion in Aldershot

Monday 15 June 2026 · 2 questions

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Key points

  • The Government have committed up to 20 million over the next decade for the Cherrywood ward through the expanded Pride in Place programme.
  • Local boards are provided with intervention power and autonomy to pursue desired changes.
  • The Pride in Place programme supports youth centres, libraries, green spaces, and cultural venues.

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Questions & Answers

Q1 Alex Baker Lab Aldershot
Community Security Culture, Media & Sport
Context

The MP notes the Government's expansion of the Pride in Place programme and its potential to positively affect community unity. Specifically, Aldershot constituency is set to benefit from up to £20 million over ten years.

Question

What assessment has been made of the potential impact of Pride in Place funding on levels of community cohesion in Aldershot constituency?

Answer from Nesil Caliskan

The Government have committed significant sums to equip communities with resources and power to drive local change, bringing people together and restoring pride in their area. This includes up to £20 million over the next decade for Cherrywood ward through the expanded Pride in Place programme.

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Q2 Alex Baker Lab Aldershot
Community Security Culture, Media & Sport Children & Families
Context

The MP acknowledges the Government's £20 million investment in Cherrywood ward and seeks further details on how this will aid community ties and local voices.

Question

How will the Pride in Place funding help strengthen community ties, give local people a voice, and make a difference to families living in Farnborough?

Answer from Nesil Caliskan

Local boards are provided with intervention power and autonomy to pursue desired changes. The Pride in Place programme supports youth centres, libraries, green spaces, cultural venues, and helps families through initiatives like family hubs for more cohesive and resilient communities.

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