Welcome to the January 2012 Burnley and Padiham Citizens’ Panel Survey. The results will be used to help inform the Council’s position on councillor standards, taxi licensing, the market hall and sport and leisure facilities.

The survey asking for your views on Council-funded arts, entertainment and catering venues in the area has now closed. There have been 215 responses in total and headline findings are now available.

Burnley Council recently invited you to provide your reactions and views on the booklet that we sent out to all households in the borough. The survey has now closed and the responses are in...

Live, work or study in Colne? Or do you simply have an interested in the area? Colne Connected wants to hear your ideas to help shape their work programme over the coming months and years...

Each financial year the Police Authority sets policing priorities for the force. We want you to tell us whether the areas currently identified are the right things for us to focus on from April 2012.

We want to roll out key climate change messages throughout Pendle, encouraging residents to take action. Over the last two weeks we have been seeking your views on what makes an effective campaign. The survey has now closed and the findings can be viewed.

Pendle Council recently asked residents for their ideas on how the Council can save money in 2012/13. These ideas have noe been looked at in turn and a response/ comment has been provided alongside each of them. Just click the link below to read the Council response.

The Council has been reviewing its arrangements for locality working. On the back of recent consultations, the agreed way forwward has now been confirmed. Click the link below to see what the implications are for your area.

The Council is currently considering the way in which it works with private landlords. It is embarking on a consultation exercise with residents to explore ways to improve the working relationship with private landlords.

Residents in Ribble Valley have recently been voting for their favourite park as part of a UK scheme aimed at creating 2012 public spaces dedicated to the Queen. All local authorities have been asked to nominate parks and those selected will receive QEII status, meaning their future will be guaranteed through a deed of dedication. Votes are now in and the Council has decided to enter three parks for QEII status.