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Performance Information

The LAA is the delivery plan for the Sustainable Community Strategy and on this page you can see what our performance measures are.  

Performance Information is monitored in Cumbria through the Thematic Partnerships of the CSP and through the Joint Thematic Partnership and LSP Chairs group. Meeting dates and papers for the Joint Chairs Group can be found on the 'CSP meeting and events' page on this website. Below you will find some information on the content of the reports.

  • Some of our performance measures are 'mandatory'; the Government has a number of its own priorities that it expects local areas to adopt and these are therefore required in all LAAs.   
  • Most of our performance measures are 'local' measures - measures that we have chosen to help us improve our performance.  We can review and update these every year as part of the annual LAA Refresh process.
  • For a small number of our LAA measures we have agreed 'stretch targets'.  These targets reflect our key priorities and relate to areas where we want to significantly improve our performance.  If we achieve our stretch targets, we will receive a performance reward grant from the Government.  These measures and targets cannot be changed during the period of the LAA.    

Below you will find performance information on the current 2008-2011 LAA, and also the previous 2007-2010 LAA.

If you have any queries please contact contact Duncan McQueen at duncan.mcqueen@cumbriacc.gov.uk

2008-2011 LAA Performance Reports and 2007-2010 Stretch Target Performance Reports

Below you will find both the quarterley stretch target for the 2007-2010 LAA and the quarterly performance reports for the 2008-2011 LAA. The date refers to when the report was presented to the Executive Board or the Joint Thematic Partnership and LSP Chair meetings.

2007-2010 LAA Performance Information

Below you will find the quarterly performance reports for the 2007-2010 LAA, along with the date the report was presented to the Executive Board.