Leicestershire County Council is urging people to take their final chance to have a say on the big priorities for the county.
A consultation on Leicestershire’s long-term priorities is asking residents, businesses and communities to tell the council about the draft plan, which focuses on:
- supporting people to live well and achieve their full potential
- keeping Leicestershire safe, connected and community-minded
- building a strong economy with capacity to grow
- being efficient, responsive and ready for the future
The council is looking to get honest and varied feedback from people about what matters most to them – whether for their family, business or community.
Whatever the future is for local government reorganisation plans, views about the key themes - supporting children and families, helping people live independently and making sure the county council is efficient and ready for the future - are important for the long-term future of the authority.
"We’ve already heard back from a range of people telling us their priorities, but we want to hear from more people so we get the broadest range of views we can.
“Your responses really do make a difference – only you can tell us what you want Leicestershire to look like to be a place to live and work in.
“Please take a few minutes to give us your thoughts – it’s never been more important to shape the long-term future of the council and its priorities.”
Person:Dan Harrison, Leader of Leicestershire County Council
The consultation closes on Sunday 1 November. Visit the webpage to fill in the survey.