Resilience Pathway: Here's what the 'Predict a good experience' paving stone means

Taken a stroll down Talbot Road recently? You may have noticed interesting looking paving stones, which have now officially been revealed to be Blackpool’s Resilience Pathway – a physical version of Blackpool’s whole town resilience approach.
Members of Blackpool HeadStart teamMembers of Blackpool HeadStart team
Members of Blackpool HeadStart team

Blackpool is building a Resilience Revolution, funded by the National Lottery Community Fund’s HeadStart initiative.

We are on a mission to build resilience across Blackpool, so that young people can thrive and succeed in life, even when times are tough.

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See all 42 of the Resilience Pathway paving stones
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To help get everyone who lives, works or volunteers in Blackpool involved, we’ll be focusing on one of the resilience moves each week.

This week’s move is to: Predict a good experience of someone or something new.

This move is designed to encourage us all to try new things.

Pauline Wigglesworth, co-lead of the Resilience Revolution said: “We are so passionate about our Resilience Revolution, we are calling out to anyone who lives, works or volunteers in Blackpool to come and join us.

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“Young people in Blackpool do not get the same opportunities as others across the country and we want to do something about that, this campaign is a call to action to everyone who believes in Blackpool’s young people and is prepared to do something positive to change the odds for them.”

Visit www.resiliencepathway.co.uk