LAA Theme

Outcome

Performance indicators and targets

Children and Young People

Reduce premature mortality rates and reduce inequalities in premature mortality rates

Number of Schools achieving Healthy School Status (Baseline 28, Yr 3 target 36)

Provide positive opportunities for young people by becoming involved in Fire Service education / preventative schemes, contribute to community activities and increase opportunities for employment.

Number of young people engaged in fire service youth schemes (e.g. phoenix, evolution, young firefighters, engagement through sport, hoax impact) (Baseline 337, Yr 3 target 500)

Healthier Communities and Older People

Reduce premature mortality rates and reduce inequalities in premature mortality rates

Increase percentage of adults participating in at least 30 minutes of moderate intensity sport and physical activity on 3 or more days a week on average over a year (Baseline 23.5%, Yr 3 target 28%) R

Number of recorded obese individuals sustaining 5% weight loss for 6 months following completion of active lifestyle programme (Baseline 16, Yr 3 target 22)

Safer and Stronger Communities

Cleaner, greener and safer public spaces

Increase in satisfaction with parks and open spaces (Baseline 73%, Yr 3 target 75%)

Enrich individual lives, strengthen communities and improve places where people live through culture and sport including libraries

No. of in person visits to museums & galleries per 1,000 population (Baseline 703, Yr 3 target 724)

Total number of conservation areas in the LA area (Baseline 17, Yr 3 target 17)

Percentage of conservation areas in the LA area with an up to date character appraisal (Baseline 3% 2005/06, 5% 2006/07, Yr 3 target 11%)

Percentage of conservation areas with published management proposals (Baseline 0%, Yr 3 target 0%)

Culture, leisure and sport is recognised as contributing to all LAA core themes.

The fourth theme 'Economic Development and Enterprise' does not include any specific culture or sport indicators although cultural industries and culture led regeneration is recognised as contributing to economic development.