Have your say
Have your say on local plans and projects. Your feedback helps shape our decisions, alongside other evidence. Take part in the consultations that matter to you and help influence change in North East Lincolnshire.
Open consultations and surveys
North East Lincolnshire Council is updating its All Age North East Lincolnshire Carers Strategy and would like to hear from local people through a short survey.
The current Carers Strategy was developed in partnership with carers, health and care professionals, local organisations and members of the public in 2023. As we refresh the current strategy we want to make sure it continues to reflect the needs and experiences of carers
By sharing your views, you can help us make sure future support meets the needs of local unpaid carers and works well for them.
The survey is open to:
- Unpaid carers 18 years of age and over- unpaid carers includes anyone who may be receiving carers allowance
- Professionals working with local people
- Any North East Lincolnshire resident, whether or not they have caring experience
- If you are under 18 years of age, please complete the Young Persons Carers survey form which can be found here
To take part please follow this link: Carers strategy refresh – This survey is created by QuestionPro | QuestionPro Survey
The closing date for this survey is 14th December
Imperial College London is investigating the prevalence of social isolation and loneliness in the general population, including NHS patients & staff. You can choose to take part by completing a brief anonymous survey which is available in several languages.
You can access the survey on your smartphone, tablet or personal computer. The short survey is available in several languages and can be accessed on Qualtrics Survey | Qualtrics Experience Management.
Thank you for taking the time to complete the survey.
North East Lincolnshire Council provides a wide range of services that support residents, businesses and communities every day. From caring for vulnerable adults and children, maintaining roads and public spaces, supporting economic growth and protecting the environment, to helping people live healthy, safe and independent lives, our work touches every part of life in North East Lincolnshire.
Like councils across the country, we face increasing financial pressures. Demand for services, particularly adult social care and children’s services, continues to grow, while the cost of delivering services has increased significantly in recent years. This means we must make careful decisions to ensure we continue to provide the services residents rely on while making the best use of the funding available.
As we plan ahead for the next three years, we want to understand what matters most to the people who live, work and study in our area.
Your Budget. Your Choices. is a short, interactive survey that gives you the opportunity to explore how council funding supports local services, consider different priorities, and tell us where you would like to see focus and investment in the future.
There are no right or wrong answers and you do not need any knowledge of council finance to take part. We simply want to hear your views, understand your priorities and learn what is most important to you.
The survey takes around 5 minutes to complete, and every response will help inform future planning and decision-making. Feedback will be considered alongside the Council’s statutory responsibilities, service demand, available funding and agreed priorities to help shape future plans and investments.
Your voice matters. Take part today and help shape the future of North East Lincolnshire.
Take part using this link: https://tell-us.questionpro.eu/Budget2027
This survey will close on Monday 9th November.
About our consultations
What is a consultation?
A consultation is a process of the public providing their views and feedback on a proposal to consider in the decision-making. Some consultations have to be undertaken as part of ‘official guidance’ within specific projects or pieces of work. Consultations and surveys are also used to seek more general insight and feedback from our communities on certain topics or subject areas.
How does a consultation work?
No two consultation exercises are the same, and how to consult on a particular area/issue or proposed policy/service change or development will be based on each specific project or piece of work.
How can I take part in a consultation?
Consultations are mainly undertaken via online/paper surveys and further insight and engagement can be conducted through focus groups, one-on-ones and pop-up events where necessary.
What are the ‘About You’ questions for?
At the end of some consultations and surveys, you will see an ‘optional’ set of questions titled ‘About You’. The reason is it helps us understand who we are reaching with our engagement and if we have gaps (for example age groups, communities of NE Lincs, etc). This could help us look to change how we reach out or share surveys and consultations on future projects and work, hence why we appreciate you taking the time to complete this section.
Not just consultations
We’ve explained what a ‘consultation’ is but that’s not the only type of engagement activity undertaken. This page houses surveys too, from both us and on behalf of partner organisations. We also undertake a variety of other engagement work, such as focus groups, pop-up events and one-on-ones to name a few. We look to ensure the method of engagement fits with the work we are supporting.
Contact details
- 01472 313131
- [email protected]
- Municipal Offices, Town Hall Square, Grimsby, North East Lincolnshire, DN31 1HU
