Online Community Panel - November Discussion

This consultation has concluded.

Welcome to the first month of our Online Community Panel! We look forward to hearing feedback from our Panel members in the forums below. This month the forum topics have been chosen to give us an idea of what you would like to discuss in the months going forward. There is also an 'Open Forum' which will appear each month, allowing you to have your say on any issue that you feel is relevant to the local community.

Our Online Community Panel consists of around 40 members who have an expressed an interest in sharing their views on lcoal issues. Each month the Panel members are asked to make at least four comments in the forums. These comments can be about a new subject, or a reply to another persons comments.

Anyone can have their say on these topics, even if you are not a member of the Online Community Panel. To reply to a commment from a Panel member or to make your own comment simply register and have your say!

For further information please look in the library or in the Frequently Asked Questions section.

Thanks!

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Which subject areas would you most like to give feedback on?

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This online discussion forum has concluded. You can still browse the site but the discussion area will no longer accept new comments or votes.

Over the next six months we will be seeking your feedback on a range of issues. Council officers will prepare discussion topics based on a number of considerations. Sometimes we will post topics seeking feedback on specific service areas or local issues as requested by Council and staff. Other times we might need input into a key policy or decision that Council is considering. On other occasions we might be asking questions about our performance so that we can use your input to gauge how well we are doing and where we might need to improve.

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by Willoughby Admin 27 Oct 2011, 9:45am | 595 views