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This phase of engagement is now closed. Thank you to everyone who has taken part so far.
To see how your views and ideas have helped shape a new draft Borough Plan and to share your views on the draft plan, please click here.
Help us develop the new Borough Plan
We are developing our Borough Plan for 2024-2028. This plan sets out our shared vision and priorities for west Cheshire. Everything we do will be guided by this plan and it helps us focus our response to the challenges and opportunities facing the borough. It is really important that the plan reflects the views and aspirations of local people and a range of local organisations across our communities.
We are asking five questions to understand your views and ideas:
What do you like most about life in your community?
What would improve life in your community?
What do you think local public services could do to help improve life in west Cheshire?
What do you think local people could do to help improve life in west Cheshire?
What one thing would make west Cheshire a better place to live, in ten years’ time?
What happens next
Thank you to everyone who has taken part, everything you've told us so far has been used to develop the draft plan. We’ll be sharing our draft plan with you in November for further comments. We will also link this consultation to our budget planning so we can have a joined-up conversation about priorities and resources.
Share your views
There are lots of ways you can get involved, just click on one of the tabs below. If you would prefer to tell us your ideas privately, please complete our short survey. If you are part of an interested group or community, there’s also an engagement toolkit to help you run a discussion group and feedback your thoughts.
This phase of engagement is now closed. Thank you to everyone who has taken part so far.
To see how your views and ideas have helped shape a new draft Borough Plan and to share your views on the draft plan, please click here.
Help us develop the new Borough Plan
We are developing our Borough Plan for 2024-2028. This plan sets out our shared vision and priorities for west Cheshire. Everything we do will be guided by this plan and it helps us focus our response to the challenges and opportunities facing the borough. It is really important that the plan reflects the views and aspirations of local people and a range of local organisations across our communities.
We are asking five questions to understand your views and ideas:
What do you like most about life in your community?
What would improve life in your community?
What do you think local public services could do to help improve life in west Cheshire?
What do you think local people could do to help improve life in west Cheshire?
What one thing would make west Cheshire a better place to live, in ten years’ time?
What happens next
Thank you to everyone who has taken part, everything you've told us so far has been used to develop the draft plan. We’ll be sharing our draft plan with you in November for further comments. We will also link this consultation to our budget planning so we can have a joined-up conversation about priorities and resources.
Share your views
There are lots of ways you can get involved, just click on one of the tabs below. If you would prefer to tell us your ideas privately, please complete our short survey. If you are part of an interested group or community, there’s also an engagement toolkit to help you run a discussion group and feedback your thoughts.
Email us at: jointheconversation@cheshirewestandchester.gov.uk
Write to us at: Join the Conversation, Insight and Intelligence, Cheshire West and Chester Council, The Portal, Wellington Road, Ellesmere Port, CH65 0BA
Telephone: 0300 123 8123 quoting ‘Join the Conversation’ and let us know your thoughts
As the conversation progresses, paper copies of Council proposals will be available in public libraries and on request using the contact details above. Alternative formats are also available on request.
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