The Antonine Wall Management Plan 2013-18 - Glasgow City Council

chapter four
Consultation Process
4.1 This Draft Management Plan has been
developed following an initial period of
stakeholder and public consultation, in the
form of a series of workshops held between
July and November 2012. These were led by an
independent facilitator and a report of the full
process can be read at Appendix C.
4.2 An initial Visioning workshop with the
partnership Steering Group identified a shared
vision, key aims and issues for the long-term
management of the Antonine Wall. These aims
and issues were then discussed and refined
through three stakeholder workshops, involving
representatives from government agencies,
local authorities and other organisations. This
produced the six Long-Term Aims and a key issues
list, with associated draft objectives, which were
then taken to a series of five public workshops,
one in each of the local authority areas along the
Antonine Wall. These public workshops sought
to refine the draft objectives, and learn of local
concerns and priorities for action.
4.3 The results of those workshops have been used
to draft the Issues and Objectives sections
of this document. This consultative Draft
Management Plan for the Antonine Wall WHS
now invites wider views on how it should be
managed over the next five years.
4.4 The time period for the public consultation
exercise is twelve weeks.
4.5 Your comments will inform the revision of the
draft plan prior to its finalisation and adoption.
4.6 A ‘Strategic Environmental Assessment’ (SEA)
of this draft has been undertaken in accordance
with the requirements of the Environmental
Assessment (Scotland) Act 2005. The
Environmental Report accompanying this draft
Management Plan can be found in Appendix D.
4.7 The draft Management Plan and Environmental
Report are available to download from
the consultation web pages of the Historic
Scotland website at: www.historic-scotland.
gov.uk/index/about/consultations/
currentconsultations.htm. Printed copies
of the plan are also available to view in East
Dunbartonshire Council at the Kirkintilloch
Community Hub, William Patrick Library,
2 West High Street, Kirkintilloch G66 1AD;
Falkirk Council’s Development Services at
Abbotsford House, David’s Loan, Falkirk
FK2 7YZ; Glasgow City Council’s Development
and Regeneration Services, 231 George Street,
Glasgow G1 1RX; Historic Scotland’s office at
Longmore House, Salisbury Place, Edinburgh
EH9 1SH; North Lanarkshire Council’s Planning
& Development Service at Fleming House,
2 Tryst Road, Cumbernauld G67 1JW; and
West Dunbartonshire Council’s Forward
Planning Department at Rosebery Place,
Clydebank G81 1TG.
Kelvin Valley from the Antonine Wall
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