Your City.Your Say: Doncaster What's Next - City Centre

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Working together to ensure the best for Doncaster, the Chamber network and the local authority, Doncaster What’s Next: Your City. Your Say offers businesses the opportunity to participate in important conversation’s about where we are heading as a collective.

As outlined in our forward-looking vision, Doncaster ’35: A Manifesto for a Winning City,  we want to raise the bar for Doncaster so that it can become  a place where businesses thrive through increased access to investment, the brightest possible talent, a bustling urban core and much, much more. This, of course, is within the context of local and national economic challenges for the business community and the Chamber’s strategic partners. 

The Your City. Your Say events offer you a chance to join a constructive dialogue with our city’s leaders and to have your voice heard on this issue. Hosted by Doncaster Chamber CEO, Dan Fell, the conversations will feature the likes of Mayor Ros Jones CBE, Chief Exec of Doncaster Council, Damian Allen, and various subject matter experts from the local authority.

In addition to this open forum, delegates will have the opportunity to network, while engaging with representatives and exhibitors from a range of departments across the council. Here, you will also be able to learn about what is happening next when it comes to key projects that will hopefully drive our city forward.

This session will cover a key topic of the City Centre. 

For our city to unlock its true potential it is, of course, essential that we look at rejuvenating its floundering urban core. Among other things, this will necessitate improvements to the city centre’s cleanliness, safety, and infrastructure.

In 2024, City of Doncaster Council approved a transformative 25-year masterplan, which aims to do just this and provide a comprehensive strategy for what the city centre will look like in 2050.

This Your City. Your Say session will focus on that strategy, while also exploring how the city centre can overcome the challenges it is currently facing, and the opportunities before us that need to be seized.