South Lanarkshire residents are being urged to share their views on the future delivery of public services within the area.
The call has come from the local Community Planning Partnership – which brings together public bodies, including South Lanarkshire Council – to work together and with local communities.
A key aim is to design and deliver better services that make a real difference to people’s lives. As part of this, the partnership is looking to hear from local people about what they think is working well in the area and what priorities for delivery in the future should be.
Views will be used to help shape the council and community partnership plans and can be given by taking part in an online survey.
Paul Manning, the council’s executive director of finance and corporate resources, said: “The strength of partnership working has been more apparent than ever as the various public organisations have pulled together during the Covid pandemic.
“Our local communities themselves have been absolutely central to those efforts, with volunteers and local groups working with us to deliver and shape services. The survey is an important chance for these groups and all individual residents to continue to shape how services are delivered in the future.”
The closing date is 8 August.
Anyone who wants to take part but cannot engage with the online survey can request a paper version by writing to Community Engagement Team, South Lanarkshire Council, Floor 6, Almada Street, Hamilton ML3 0AA.
For further information, telephone 0303 123 1017 or email communities@southlanarkshire.gov.uk
