RESIDENTS are being invited to have their say on Denbighshire County Council’s focus for the next five years included in the Council’s Corporate Plan 2022-2027.
Housing, the climate and environment, the economy, young people, connected communities, addressing deprivation and continuing to provide a well-run, high performing Council are all themes to be included in the Corporate Plan.
Between May and July last year, the Council ran an engagement exercise called Continuing the County Conversation where people were asked to tell the authority what they thought about a planned work programme for 2022-2027. From this initial engagement activity, the draft themes for the new corporate plan have been developed.
The Council is launching an online survey to find out what members of the public think which is running until March 11. Paper copies of the survey are also available on request in all Denbighshire libraries
Councillor Julian Thompson-Hill, the Council’s Lead Member for Finance, Performance and Strategic Assets, said:
“This is a chance to tell us what you think about our direction for the next five years.
“Asking the views of our residents helps inform our decision making and allows you to tell us what our focus should be.
“I would encourage as many people as possible to take this chance to help improve services and your local area.”
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