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Parklife Football Hubs London Programme Prospectus
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DELIVERY PARTNER
Parklife Football Hubs London Programme
• Details of the background, strategic context and aims of the funding programme
• 3 Stage Funding Process
• ‘Expressions of Interest’ by 4pm Friday 15th July 2016
Revision 001 May 2016
Prospectus
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Contents
1.0Introduction
2.0KeyProgrammePrinciples
3.0TheFundingProcess
4.0AreYouReady?
5.0Measurement
6.0CaseStudy
7.0FurtherInformationandGuidance
Appendix1-ParklifeProcessFlowChart
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1.0 IntroductionParklife Football Hubs Programme – London
TheFA,thePremierLeagueandSportEnglandhaveforsome time been working together to develop aprogramme of investments that target areas wherepressures on the local game are greatest – this isknownasthe‘ParklifeFootballHubsProgramme’
The Programme will provide significant newinvestmentintolocal,accessiblefacilitieslocatedintheheartofcommunitiesacrossthecountry
The programme will tap into theexcitementaswebuildtowardstheEuro2020championships,the final stagesofwhich arebeing held in London, andhelps to deliver thecommitment tosecurealegacyfromtheevent
Parklife Football Hubs London Programme Prospectus
The national Funding Partners - The FA,PremierLeagueandSportEngland-havecommittedtoaninvestmentprogrammeoverthenextfiveyearsandthereisanimmediate opportunity for LondonBoroughstobecomeinvolvedaspartofalocalbidconsortiummadeupofarangeofotherlocalpartners.
Inadditiontothemainfundingpartners, theprogrammeinLondonisbeingsupportedthrough additionalinvestment from TheMayorofLondon.
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Potential partners
Itisanticipatedthatlocalconsortiawillinclude:
• Local authorities, offering political and senior officer leadership and access to keypersonnelinrelevantlocalgovernmentfunctionsincludingplanning,financeandlegal
• Local county football associations,reflectingthespecificneedsoflocalclubsandleagues
• Local professional football clubs and associated community foundations,whoselocalknowledgeandcommunityreachwillenrichtheprogrammeoffer
• Other local partners, whichmayincluderepresentativesfromlocaleducationproviders,communitydevelopmentgroups,leisuretrusts,commercialprovidersandsoon.
TheFundingPartnersareseekingactiveinvolvementfromLondonBoroughswhorecognisethevalue of sport and football within their local communities, who are committed to securinginvestmentthroughacollaborativeapproachwithgenuine involvementfromarangeof localpartnersviaaconsortiumandwhoareabletorespondquicklytodeliverasignificantprogrammeofsport-ledregenerationwithintheirarea.
This document sets out the details of the programme, funding process and the journey to deliver a new sustainable model for grassroots football hubs in London.
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The Parklife Programme will lead to a step change in the provision of grassroots football in England. Over the next five years, we have laid out the ambitious target of creating a network of new football hubs across London to support the delivery of FA and County FA youth development and coach education programmes and to improve the quality of grassroots provision for clubs and teams.
• Awidersportingoffer(tobedeterminedlocally)perhapsincludingrugby,cricket,dance,andbroader exercise-based classes where demand exists and to further enhance financialsuitability
• Educationopportunities– ranging fromcoachingandvolunteering through tonon-sportrelatedprogrammesincludingICT,job-readiness,socialenterprisedevelopmentandsoon
TheFundingPartnersrecognisethatthebestbidswillbethosethatarederivedfromalocalconsortia or common interest groups which will include the local authority, local footballrepresentation,thelocalprofessionalfootballclub(s),educationpartnersandotherstoreflectlocalcircumstances.Cross-boroughworkingandpartnershipsarealsopositivelyencouraged.
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1. Evidenceof strong relationshipswith key local football partners and local organisationscapable of driving positive changes in football participation and achieving wider socialoutcomes.Asaminimum,thefollowingagenciesshouldbeinvitedtoprovidewrittensupporttotheEOI-CountyFootballAssociation,CommunityFoundationsofthelocalpro-clubs,keylocalgrassroots leaguesandclubs.Educationproviders,privatesectorpartnersandthecharitablesectormayalsobeinterestedinsupportingyourapplication
6. Commitmenttoprovideclearevidenceofstrategicneedforproposedfacilitiesincludinganup-to-datePlayingPitchStrategy(PPS),oracommitmenttoundertakeoneaspartoftheParklife Football Hubs Programme process. Also a commitment to undertake demandmodellingbasedontheParklifetemplatemodel
8. Commitment tomaintain the required levelof football revenuesubsidy toallowtheParklifeFootballHubsProgrammesitestomatureanddemonstratefinancialsustainability.AnylongertermreductioninsubsidyshouldbeagreedbytheSPVandbeinlinewiththeoutcomesofthemodellingfortheareabasedonareductioninpitchesbeingrequiredtobemarkedforfootball
TheBoardofTrusteeswillreflectthedesireforfootballtotakemoreresponsibility-TheFAandprofessionalgamewillhavetheabilitytoappointTrusteesalongsideotherkeystakeholders,butthe board will include independent representation in order to provide skilled and diverseleadership.
Any concerns over the management and operational structure outlined aboveshouldbedetailedwithinacoveringletterforreviewbytheFundingPartnersatStage1EOI.
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3.0 The Funding Process
Stage 1 – Expression of InterestEligibleorganisationsareinvitedtosubmitanEOIformviaemailtoSportEngland at [email protected] with supporting evidence (whererequired)outliningtheircommitmenttothekeyprinciplesofthefundby4pmonFriday15thJuly2016.
Stage 2 – Submission of Area-wide Plan Successfulorganisationswillthenbeinvitedtodevelopadetailedarea-wideplansettingoutaportfolioofParklifeFootballHubsitesagainstwhichanoverallfundingenvelopecanthenbeconsidered.TheFundingPartnerswilloffer support at a local level towards producing a business case, outlinedesigns and an appropriate evidence base for investment. The ProjectInvestmentGroupwillconsiderthebusinesscaseandstrongsubmissionswillbegivenatargetfundingenvelopeforStage3.
Applicants are able at this stage to apply for Project Development Coststowardsexpenditurerelatedtofeasibilityanddesignofpitchandconstructionworks.
Stage 3 – Submission of Individual Hub ApplicationsSuccessful organisations will be invited to develop individual grantapplicationsonasite-by-sitebasisforconsiderationforafundingawardviatheFootballFoundation.AtthisstagetheFoundationteamwillworkwithapplicantsprovidinggrantsandtechnicalexpertisetodevelopbidstoanappropriate levelof readiness.Anassessmentwill beundertakenby theFootballFoundationwhowillgrantanExchequerawardtobespentwithinthegivenfinancialyear.
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The Funding Partners require measurement and data capture to be fully embedded in theoperationofsuccessfulfacilities.Appropriatedigitaltechnologycapabilitywillneedtobebuiltintothedesignofthefacilitiesandsupportingoperationalinfrastructure.
ThemeasurementdatawilltransfertoaDataHubcapturinganonymisedpersonaldatatosetstandards, tracking participants for use by both Partners and Trusts/Operators to informcontinuousimprovementandfurtherlocalplanninganddelivery.
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6.0 Case Study
Sheffield Parklife Football Hubs Programme
ThequalityofSheffieldCityCouncil’spitcheshasdeclinedover time.Likemany localauthorities, the Council no longer has sufficient resources to maintain pitches to anacceptablestandarddespiteprovidingasubsidytothegrassrootsgameduringthe2015/16season.Theplayingpitchstrategyidentifiedashortfallofpitchesacrossanumberofsportswhichwouldbenefitfromahubapproach.Thequalityofstockandthecouncil’sfinancialpositionwasconsideredunsustainableandTheFAtogetherwiththeCouncilpioneeredthehubportfolioapproachinSheffield.
The commercial viability of the Trust is important to deliver the overall Football Huboutcomesandhelp cross-subsidise future siteswithin the city. TheTrust is currentlydevelopingastrategicvisiondocumentthatwilloutlinehowtherevenueswillbereinvestedlocallytosupportfootball,healthandphysicalactivityoutcomes,butaclearfocuswillbeonaddressingthequalityofthekeyoutlyinggrasssitestobringthemundertheTrustsownershipandreduce,ifnotcompletelyremove,thecouncilssubsidyintofootball.Intime,theSheffieldFootballTrustwillallocatebookingsandberesponsibleforthemajorityofSheffieldCityCouncil’skeyfootballsites.
AlthoughParklifeFootballHubsisaninfrastructuredrivenprogrammethatwillmakethegamemoresustainableatalocallevel,itwillalsoprovideTheFAandpartnerswithagreatdealmoreinsightonhowtoengagewithexistingplayersandencouragethemtoparticipatemoreeachmonth.Alsotoattractnewpeoplefromeverybackgroundtoregularlyandmeaningfully takepart.Workingwith theoperator and local partners challenging keyperformanceindicatorscanbesettohelpdrivegrowthinkeyareasofthegameandsupportwidersocialagendas.Datacapturesystemswillallowthepartnerorganisationstobetterunderstandfootballdemandatalocallevelandtargetprogrammesandincentivestodriveupparticipationlevels.
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7.0 Further Information and GuidanceArea-wide Plan requirements
InLondon,anareaisconsideredtobeboroughwideasaminimumoranareastretchingacrossneighbouringboroughs.Theplanshouldsetoutthepotentiallocation,facilitymixandoutlinecost of the portfolio of hub sites anddescribe the overall participation and intended socialoutcomes,businesscaseviabilityandstrategicplanningevidencethatunderpinstheproposal.
TheFAhasdeveloped a supply anddemandmodel that builds uponSport England’sPPSMethodology.ThemodelwillinformhowanAGPhubbasedapproachtofacilityplanningcouldbeimplementedacrossalocalauthoritylandscapetohelpreducetheimpactoflocalauthoritysubsidypressuresonfootball.
Playing Pitch Strategy development – a flexible approach
AcommitmenttoproducingaPPSisoneofthekeyprinciplesoftheParklifeFootballHubsProgramme. The Funding Partners recognise the resource commitment required by LocalAuthoritiestoundertakesuchastudyandSportEnglandhasdevelopedaflexibleapproach.ThereisscopetotwintrackthepreparationofthePPSwiththefundingapplicationprocess.Inanyevent,aPPSmustbeinplacepriortoaward.