Pride in Place Woodside, Brookside and Sutton Hill

£30 million has been secured for Woodside, Brookside and Sutton Hill over the next 10 years.
What happens next is being shaped by the people who know these communities best.
The 10-year vision and four-year investment plan are being developed together with residents, communities and local organisations.
The ideas, priorities and aspirations shared through this process will help shape how the funding is used, with no decisions yet made on future spending.
People who live and work in the area, community organisations, businesses, local partners and the community Board made up of residents, are helping to decide what matters most and where and how the money should be spent.
It could be safer neighbourhoods, better facilities, more opportunities for young people, cleaner streets, stronger community connections, or something else entirely.

Shaping the future together
Pride in Place brings everyone together to explore ideas, share experiences and build a picture of what people want for their area.
People are talking about:
What they value about their community
What's working well
What could be improved
What changes would make the biggest difference
What they would like their area to be like in the future
These conversations will help shape future investment across Brookside, Sutton Hill and Woodside over the next 10 years.
Funding
The programme includes:
£20 million from the Government
£10 million from Telford & Wrekin Council
What's happening now?
Local people are sharing their views and ideas. (Ends December 2026)
Community conversations are taking place across the area.
Strengths, challenges and opportunities are being identified.
A shared picture of what matters most to local communities is beginning to emerge.
Have Your Say and Win £100
Every survey completed before December 19 2026 will be entered into a prize draw to win £100 in shopping vouchers.
To enter Complete the Pride in Place survey
Last updated : 16 October 2026

Your voice matters
Nobody knows Woodside, Brookside and Sutton Hill better than the people who live and work there.
People are sharing ideas about:
What they like about their area
What needs to improve
What changes would make the biggest difference
What money should be spent on
Ways to get involved
Attend a local event (Soon to be announced)
Join a local discussion (Soon to be announced)
What happens next?
Every idea, survey response and conversation helps build a better understanding of what matters most to local people. As more people get involved, a clearer picture is emerging of the changes people would like to see and the areas where funding could make the biggest difference.
Updates will be shared as ideas develop and plans start to take shape.
Take Part and Win £100
As a thank you for taking part, everyone who completes the Pride in Place survey before December 19 can enter a prize draw to win £100 shopping vouchers.
To enter Complete the Pride in Place survey
Last updated : 16 October 2026

Meet the People Behind the project
Residents, volunteers, schools, community groups, faith organisations and local partners are all helping to shape the future of Woodside, Sutton Hill and Brookside. This section celebrates the people, projects and partnerships making a positive difference in our neighbourhoods.
Resident Voices
Meet local people who are sharing their ideas, leading projects and helping create positive change in their communities.
Community Groups and Volunteers
Local groups and volunteers giving their time, energy and skills to support others and bring people together.
Young People Making a Difference
Young people are helping shape the future of their neighbourhoods through schools, youth groups and community projects.
Schools and Education Partners
Schools play a key role in building pride, aspiration and opportunity.
Faith and Community Organisations
Churches, mosques, community centres and local organisations are trusted parts of our neighbourhoods.
Partner Organisations
Pride in Place brings together organisations that share a commitment to supporting resident-led change.
By working together, we can help turn local ideas into action and deliver lasting improvements for the community.

Revd Prebendary Jo Farnworth - Independent Chair
Jo helps bring people and organisations together and ensures residents remain at the heart of decision-making.

Shaun Davies MP - Board Member
Shaun supports the programme and continues to champion investment that benefits local communities.

Councillor Carolyn Healy - Board Member
Carolyn helps connect the programme with council services and supports community-led priorities.

Sarah Underhill - Programme Lead
Sarah works alongside residents, partners and community groups to help deliver projects and bring local ideas to life.
To get in touch, please email the team at PrideinPlace@telford.gov.uk
Last updated : 16 October 2026


