Cornwall Conversations Panel
Last updated: 18/06/2013
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Join our Cornwall Conversations Panel and help us to
understand residents' priorities and preferences by giving us your
feedback, ideas and views on how we deliver our
services.
We would be seeking to regularly ask you
about your views on how satisfied you are with the public services
you receive.
A number of residents have already signed
up to the Cornwall Conversations Panel and agreed to share their
opinions on issues of importance in Cornwall ranging from the
environment to adult social care and roads.
We are looking for more volunteers to join the panel so we can
hear a variety of different views; the only requirement is that you
live in Cornwall and are aged 14 or over.
Join the Cornwall Conversations Panel
If you are a resident and interested in
joining the Cornwall Conversations Panel please complete the
Cornwall conversations online form.
Cornwall Council will treat all
information as confidential, we will only use the information you
provide for consultation purposes and we will not pass it onto
other organisations.
How we will use what Panel Members tell us
Feedback from the panel will help us to
identify and concentrate on particular issues and needs in your
communities, as well as providing views on how we can improve how
we deliver our services.
We expect the panel to be a valuable source of information on
what local people think about Cornwall and the council services
they use, as well as giving us an important insight into how
people's views change over time.
The sorts of questions we want feedback on include: How people
feel the changes to library hours have affected them, how easy
people find it to contact the council and how clean they feel their
streets are.
Panel members will be asked to complete
online questionnaires at least four times a year.
We will let panel members know the
results from the questionnaire surveys and how this will affect
what we do.
All your feedback will be reported
anonymously and all personal information will be kept confidential
and protected by the Data Protection Act.
Panel survey results
The Cornwall Conversations Panel is one of the ways we have of
tapping into local opinion about Council services and facilities
and the Panels views are valuable to us.
We use what the Panel members tell us, along with Cornwall
Councillors’ views, to help shape how we provide services in the
future.
Panel survey results