The building has two designated blue badge parking spaces, level access, wheelchair spaces and assistive hearing in the Pitman's Parliament, where the main Assembly session will take place, and adapted toilets.
A little about you and your organisation
The Assembly is also the starting point for a new Coalfield Common Wealth Network — connecting organisations, groups and people working across our coalfield communities.
We want to understand the work already happening, the skills, experience, assets and resources we collectively hold, and where stronger connections, sharing and collaboration could make us collectively stronger. Your answers to the following questions will help us begin to build that picture and shape the Network — at the Assembly and beyond.
Don’t worry if you don’t have exact figures to hand — estimates are absolutely fine.
Your organisation's area(s) of workSelect ALL that apply.
BUILDING THE COALFIELD COMMON WEALTH NETWORK
Across our Coalfield communities there is already an extraordinary wealth of knowledge, skills, experience, relationships, buildings, equipment and other resources. The Network is intended to help us find one another, share what we have, learn from each other and work together where that can make us collectively stronger.
