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Short Breaks Survey 2024
Welcome to the Short Breaks Survey 2024. This survey is aimed at Sefton parents/carers/guardians of children and young people with additional needs and disabilities that are entitled to, or access, Sefton short breaks services. There is also a Workbook for children and young people to complete. 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. ...
Norwood Mitigation Improvements Scheme - Public Engagement 2024
Sefton Council is improving our streets and transport network to support the Sefton 2030 Vision, throughout the whole of the Borough of Sefton. We want to make it safer for everyone to move around Norwood by slowing the speed of traffic and discourage drivers rat running through the residential area of Norwood and use other routes, such as Norwood Road, Norwood Avenue and Roe Lane. The Norwood Area Mitigation scheme is designed to complement the...
We asked, you said, we did
Read about some of the things we have been consulting on and how we have used your feedback
Empty Homes Premiums consultation
Maritime Corridor Improvements - PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT.
We asked for your views on our plans for improving transport links on the Maritime Corridor, which reaches from Switch Island to Netherton Way (A5038), including Ormskirk Road (A59) and Dunningsbridge Road (A5036)
Southport Eastern Access Improvement Scheme - PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT
We asked you for your views on the proposed changes to the Council Tax Reduction Scheme from 1st April 2024..
Recently closed activities
SEND Newsletter Online Focus Group
Sefton is looking to create a SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities) Newsletter to keep everyone updated on activities, events, groups and news in Sefton. We want the newsletter to be relevant and so want to hear from you about what you would like included.
Crosby Interim Coastal Defences
Crosby Interim Coastal Defences aims to protect the coastline from being lost where a path and pipeline are at high risk of being lost. The area north of Crosby Coastguard Station is being washed away because of large waves and storms moving sand and rubble away from the area. Normally in this area, we generally see loses between 0.5m to 1m per year, but in winter 2013/14 13m was lost. There are no properties at risk of being washed away, but the pathway that is part of the King Charles...
Children and Young People Plan - Public Survey
Survey closes on Friday 10th May.
Helping people to walk / get around Birkdale Village (Weld Road) - Public Engagement
The Weld Road area of Birkdale Village has been identified as having poor facilities for those walking around the area. The current traffic lights are not designed for those walking to cross and there are limited crossing points within the village. Weld Road is a key walking route to Birkdale Village. The section between York Road and Lulworth Road is in poor condition and there are no crossing facilities at the junction of Weld Road and Lulworth Road. It is...
Woodvale Junction Walking and Cycling Improvements
Sefton Council have plans to improve the Woodvale junction. This is the area where the Coastal Road / Liverpool Road / Moor Lane and the Formby Bypass (A565) meet. This junction forms part of the A565 Formby Bypass route for those walking, cycling, and driving through the wider area. The Council want to make the roads and paths better for everyone and help connect the north to the south of the Borough of Sefton. The aim of these improvements is to help connect...
Funded Early Years Childcare Questionnaire-Expectant Parents and babies up to one year
We are publising this questionaire to identify the views of working parents and carers in taking up funded hours of childcare in a nursery or childminder setting. Parents and carers may choose to access all, part or none of their funded entitlement as detailed below: from April 2024, most working parents of 2-year-olds can access 15 hours per week from September 2024, most working parents of children aged 9 months up to 3-years-old can access 15 hours per week from September...