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How we find out what you need and expect
Everyone’s different. Everyone has a unique set of needs and views. It’s our job to understand and respond to them. We aim to put our customers at the heart of everything we do to provide the services that meet your needs and views.
We are keen to ask people what you want from the services we provide, and what you think of what’s on offer. We don’t want to create barriers to certain groups using our services, and if people aren’t using our services we want to find out the reasons why so we can change our provision to better meet peoples' needs. We also want to find out what people think about our policies, strategies or plans.
One way to stop barriers happening is by involving lots of different people, and finding out what they actually want from a service. This process is called consultation. It’s about effective two-way communication, by giving you plenty of opportunities to have your say, either about us and the services we provide, or about other important things that affect you as residents.
You can find the issues that we are currently consulting residents on below.
We recognise that we need to do more to keep you updated about what happens as a result of consultation, so we will also use these pages to tell you what you said about the issues we consulted you on, and what we can do to respond.
Consulting People: The Toolkit
We have an award-winning best practice toolkit to help people planning consultation – and it’s the agreed approach for Portsmouth. To download your copy, click on the link below.
For more information on consultation, or to get involved, you can contact:
Customer, community and democratic services, Civic Offices,
Guildhall Square, Portsmouth PO1 2AL
You can also call us on 023 9284 1120 or email consult@portsmouthcc.gov.uk
Associated documents:
PCC Consulting People Toolkit (0.32 MB)
Current consultations
Southsea Town Council community governance review: your questions answeredConsultation - Do you take part?
UK Youth Parliament election result
A new plan for The Hard
Portsmouth Harbour in bid to become World Heritage Site
Your chance to help improve local transport
More information about consultations
ConsultationResults from previous consultations
Consultation toolkit
Suggest a topic for scrutiny
