Consultation Calendar

· To check opinions, views and attitudes to the proposed scheme in order to agree or modify the preferred option.· To ‘test’ the proposed consultation policy outlined in the ‘draft IPTS Consultation sub-strategy · To meet current Worcestershire County Council Consultation policy· To check out attitudes to the concept of Bus Rapid Transit · To manage peoples expectations · To improve customer involvement

· To check opinions, views and attitudes to the proposed scheme in order to agree or modify the preferred option.· To ‘test’ the proposed consultation policy outlined in the ‘draft IPTS Consultation sub-strategy · To meet current Worcestershire County Council Consultation policy· To check out attitudes to the concept of Bus Rapid Transit · To manage peoples expectations · To improve customer involvement

Residents are being invited to have their say on the future of the make-up of the authority’s political leadership. New legislation means that all councils operating the current Leader and Cabinet model must change. We want to ensure we make the right decision about how our executive decisions are made in the future, which is why we are seeking the views of members of the public. We are keen for as many people as possible to come forward and take part in our consultation process that will contribute towards ultimately shaping how we make some of our key decisions.

At Worcestershire County Council we think it is really important to keep residents informed about our services. This survey looks at how residents receive information. The results from this consultation will be used to tailor how the County Council and its partners communicate with its residents. All completed surveys will be entered into a competition to win a radio.

The Waste Core Strategy (WCS) is the plan for Worcestershire’s waste. The strategy will set out how all the different kinds of waste (except radioactive waste, farm manures and crop residues) produced by everyone who lives in, works in, or visits the County will be managed between now and 2026. It will make sure that there is significant capacity in the right place to manage the waste that is produced. The consultation is taking place to seek the views of those who live, work or travel within Worcestershire to help decide the most effective way to dispose of waste produced in Worcestershire.

To find out how visitors to Worcester Woods Country Park and Waseley Hills Country Park rated the experience.