Current Consultations
Waste and Recycling
Deadline: 23rd June 2012
We are currently asking residents and businesses in Gloucester about what they think about the waste and recycling service they receive. This includes your fortnightly black bin collection, your weekly recycling collection as well as other "away from home" recycling services. This is something that affects us all, so have your say and influence a key service for the City.
Click here to complete the survey.|
Highway Licenses Review
Deadline: 25th May 2012
Following examination of other Local Authority policies, it was identified that the existing arrangements for licensing and controlling 'A Boards' and 'Tables and Chairs' in Gloucester City are no longer robust enough to deal with a 21st century City. Gloucester City Council has now produced two draft policies: Licensing Tables and Chairs on the Highway and Licensing Advertising Boards on the Highway that are open for consultation until 25th May 2012. You can read the draft policies and complete a feedback form by following the link|.
Housing Strategy
The City Council's Housing Strategy and Enabling Service are tasked with developing a new Housing and Homelessness Strategy
This is the Council’s long term plan to deal with housing Issues in the City. It links into the City Vision and City Plan both of which are currently being developed with the community.
We want to have a conversation with the residents of Gloucester regarding housing issues. We gather information and evidence which we wish to make available and at the same time get residents views on the key issues around housing.
A City for Young people
Do you have ideas on how Gloucester could be improved? We want to hear from young people and there are a number of ways to have your say.
Give us your views by completing this short survey|.
Watch out for other ways to give your views, coming soon
E-Citizen’s Panel
Have you ever wanted to make your views heard, but simply don’t have the time to attend public meetings or events? This has been the feedback from many residents, therefore, we are about to set up a new E-Citizen’s panel, made up of local residents, like yourself, who may want to give us their views at a time and place that is convenient to them. Some of the questions you may be asked could include:
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Do you think the Council should spend more or less money on keeping the City’s streets clean?
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How could we further improve your local park?
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What are your 3 priorities for the City’s regeneration?
By registering to get involved in the E-Citizen’s panel you will receive periodic emails from us, telling you about some of the issues that are coming up and you can chose whether or not you want to have your say,
If you are interested in registering, please complete our short online survey|, telling us about the areas you are particularly interested in. The survey will only take 2-3 minutes to complete. We will then contact you shortly with more information.
Places to Play
Listening to the views of young people in the City means that we can provide areas to play and hang out, that are suitable to their needs. If you are 18 years old or under, we want to hear from you!
Take part in the online survey| and tell us what you think about the places that you play and hang out!
Last Modified: Friday 13 April 2012