what we have done

The two products that we are doing are posters and a website.

The posters will be put around the place/s that we want to change to make it better for the community.

For example the baldock park we want to stop dog fouling in the area that ruins the area for the children.

The website that we have got will be viewed around the country because it is on the internet and it is easier to access and it is free.

It should convince more people because if it has affected them they might get behind our campaign.

my project number 2

my poster so far

target audience

 what we have learnt from our survey

 link to our survey

 

https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/B5NSPMX



Flow chart

name of campaign :

name of group :

questions

questions

1.what are campaigns?

                                      a campaign is where u get a group of people to help out in getting what you what for you comunity such as stop dog fouling so kids dont step in in dog muck this is a good example.



green space

Greenspace or Open space reserve, protected areas of undeveloped landscape.

Urban open space, open space areas for "parks", "green spaces", and other open areas

Greenspace, the Natural environment.





poster anaylasis

GTA 5 Anaylasis  

 

baldock police station.

 

 

 

 

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Baldock’s High Street police station has served the public since the 1960s but due to Herts Constabulary’s financial situation the base will be shut on June 1 2011 and eventually sold.

Andrew White, chief executive of Hertfordshire Police Authority, which own the site, said: “We have got plans to have a location for the neighbourhood officers and PCSOs that’s in discussion with the local authority.

“Through the process of pooling resources people will have as good access to their local officers as they have had in the past.”

Front desk service was ceased on April 1 2011 and the station was previously open Monday to Wednesday from 12.30-4pm.

It is closing as the force face a £36m shortfall over the next four years and it is estimated the closure and sale, along with three other sites, will net Herts police £20m in capital receipts.

Ward councillor for Baldock East, Marilyn Kirkland, said: “I don’t think it’s going to have an effect because they are so highly professional that it’s not going to take them longer to get here.

“We’re going to have a police presence in the town because they’re looking to get in some community premises like the Community Centre.

“We’re not going to be without police men, they’re going to be based in Letchworth.”

Herts police have organised a series of drop-in sessions for the community while they seek a permanent base  the town scheduled to take place next month.