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Developing the Health and Wellbeing Strategy together
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The Council is dedicated to working collaboratively with local people and partners to make sure our plans reflect what matters most to the community.
Key priorities for each of the eight themes have been developed with residents and stakeholders from a range of sectors including adult and children’s social care, public health, housing, planning, education, skills and employment, health, and voluntary and community groups. They have also been shaped by national government plans and local data, which highlight the areas where certain populations need more support.
We want to continue to work together to develop the draft Health and Wellbeing Strategy for 2026 – 2031 and want to engage with residents and stakeholders on these themes and priorities to make sure they reflect people’s priorities.
The Council is dedicated to working collaboratively with local people and partners to make sure our plans reflect what matters most to the community.
Key priorities for each of the eight themes have been developed with residents and stakeholders from a range of sectors including adult and children’s social care, public health, housing, planning, education, skills and employment, health, and voluntary and community groups. They have also been shaped by national government plans and local data, which highlight the areas where certain populations need more support.
We want to continue to work together to develop the draft Health and Wellbeing Strategy for 2026 – 2031 and want to engage with residents and stakeholders on these themes and priorities to make sure they reflect people’s priorities.
