Ribbleton Pride in Place is a long-term government project which aims to improve local streets, parks, and community spaces, with the aim to make Ribbleton a better place to live. With £20 million in funding allocated for the area, improvements will be driven by local need. Funding will be used to support things that:
- Improve public spaces – fixing pavements, lighting, seating, play areas, green spaces.
- Make the area feel safer and cleaner – tackling fly‑tipping, graffiti, poor lighting, unsafe spots.
- Support community activities – events, youth projects, clubs and spaces where people can meet.
- Give residents a voice – meetings, surveys, workshops and support for local groups to get involved.
- Create long‑term benefits – projects that will still help the community in 5–10 years, not just quick fixes.
Residents are encouraged to provide feedback to help decide where the money is spent. If you live in the Ribbleton area, give your feedback by completing this survey.