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Browse all open consultation and engagement activity on this page. Find out more about past activities and what we have done as a result of your feedback.
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Sefton Access Controls
We are updating our policy around barriers to make walking, cycling, and wheeling more accessible. Barriers are bits of infrastructure that limit vehicles using a path. These often take the form of bollards and chicanes but also include other types such as A-frames, kissing gates and drop boxes. The policy will remove barriers that block paths, starting with leisure routes like the Coastal Path, Cheshire Lines and along the canal paths. For areas with high anti-social...
Sefton Council Adult Social Care User Experience Survey
Adult Social Care are keen to continually improve our service and would appreciate your feedback on your recent experience with the service. Please note that at the end of this survey, before submitting your results, you will be asked if you want to provide an email address so that you can receive a PDF copy of your response. This is completely optional. The email address is only used to send the email to you via the online consultation system provided by Delib as the data...
We asked, you said, we did
Read about some of the things we have been consulting on and how we have used your feedback
Wrap Around Childcare Survey
We asked parents and carers about their experiences of accessing good quality, affordable childcare.
Children and Young People Plan Public Survey
Bootle Business Questionnaire: Everton FC Stadium economic impact on Bootle.
Sefton Council, in partnership with Everton Football Club and the Hill Dickinson Stadium asked business for their views to help identify the potential economic impact of Everton Football Club’s new stadium on Bootle.
Recently closed activities
Day Opportunities Consultation 2025 - Your Day, Your Say
This survey is about Day Opportunities in Sefton. A few years ago, from 11th October 2021 to 9th January 2022, Sefton Council collected your thoughts on Day Opportunities. There were surveys and meetings, both in-person and online. We put all the ideas in a report. We want to carry on with developing day opportunities in Sefton. We want to know if your opinions have changed. To help with this, we’ve made a new short survey. This survey is based on what you previously told...
Families First Partnership Survey 13-18 and Adults
We want to work with you to improve services in Sefton. Your answers will help shape the Families First Partnership (FFP) so that support is easier to access, more joined-up, and better meets your needs. Families First Partnership: A new way of working bringing together health, social care, education, police and community services to help our families get the right support at the right time. Children's Transformation Insights podcast
Supported Living Consultation
This survey is for people who are using Supported Living services now, their families and carers. For those individuals who would like independent support to complete the survey you can contact the Healthwatch Sefton Signposting Service on 0800 206 1304 between the hours of 9am – 5pm, Monday – Friday. If the line is busy, please leave a message which includes your name and phone number and we will get back in touch with you.
Suggest an On-Street Electric Vehicle Charging Point in Sefton
Our Approach to Electric Vehicle and your chance to suggest charging locations in Sefton. Sefton Council is committed to expanding the borough’s electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure. We’re working to develop a publicly accessible charging network across all areas of Sefton, ensuring that everyone has access to convenient, reliable charging — especially residents without access to off-street parking. We now have an exciting opportunity to use...
Carers who support someone in a supported living home 2025
Supported Living engagement Carers Surveys – Your Home Your Say Sefton Council is working jointly with Sefton Carers Centre and Healthwatch Sefton to understand the views carers have about Supported Living. The main reason for Supported Living is for people with an eligible care need to live in their own home and have control over the support they receive. Supported Living can look different for different people. For one person, a few hours support a week...
Carers who support someone who may consider a Supported Living in the future.
Supported Living engagement Carers Surveys – Your Home Your Say Sefton Council is working jointly with Sefton Carers Centre and Healthwatch Sefton to understand the views carers have about Supported Living. The main reason for Supported Living is for people with an eligible care need to live in their own home and have control over the support they receive. Supported Living can look different for different people. For one person, a few hours support a week may meet their...