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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... MoreOpened 17 December 2024 -
Liverpool City Region Combined Authority Draft Local Transport Plan (external consultation)
GraceHola Ltd is engaging communities on the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority Draft Local Transport Plan (2040). We're especially keen to hear from BAME communities and People aged 55+ in Liverpool, Wirral, St Helens, Knowsley, Sefton, and Halton to ensure their voices are represented. MoreClosed 30 November 2024 -
Sexual Health Service Consultation and Engagement
Sefton Sexual Health Service provides sexual health support, advice, and treatment to the local community. The service offers free and confidential care for individuals of all ages, focusing on sexual health, contraception, and reproductive health needs. Key Services: Contraception: Offering a range of contraceptive methods, including emergency contraception, oral contraceptives, implants, and intrauterine devices (IUDs) for contraceptive purposes. Sexually... MoreClosed 5 November 2024 -
Kooth Consultation and Engagement
. Kooth is an online chat-based mental health support service for young people, aged 10-25. They offer free and anonymous support through 1 to 1 chats with mental health professionals, either as a one off or on a regular basis. Kooth also provides content on mutliple topics and community forums where young people can read and share personal experiences, advice, and receive emotional support. More information about the service can be found at www.kooth.com MoreClosed 3 October 2024 -
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. MoreClosed 26 July 2024 -
Children and Young People Plan - Public Survey
UPDATE - 13th March 2025. The survey closed on Friday 10th May 2024. All of the feedback has been looked at and a report given to the Children and Young People Partnership Board. (Please see the You Said/We Did information for a summary of the feedback). If you would like any of the Appendices, please contact jayne.vincent@sefton.gov.uk MoreClosed 10 May 2024 -
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... MoreClosed 7 April 2024 -
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... MoreClosed 7 April 2024 -
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... MoreClosed 29 March 2024 -
Sefton All-Age Carers Strategy Consultation
The Sefton Carers Strategy 2024-2027 will set out our commitment to unpaid carers and shows how partners in the Borough will work together to support unpaid carers of all ages in Sefton. An unpaid carer is anyone who cares, unpaid, for a friend or family member who due to illness, disability, a mental health problem or an addiction cannot cope without their support. MoreClosed 24 March 2024 -
Parent Carer Wrap Around Childcare Survey 2024
This survey is to find out from parents and carers what their experiences and needs are in relation to Wrap Around Childcare for school ages children (5-11). The information will be used to inform our Childcare Sufficiency Assessment. It will also help us plan to make sure there are enough high quality childcare places at the times and in the places that families need it in Sefton in line with the Government agenda to increase the avaibility of Wrap Around Childcare Places by September... MoreClosed 14 March 2024 -
Introducing Sefton's Clean Air Plan Strategy
The Clean Air Plan Strategy looks at the local area and the air quality to help develop actions to tackle poor air quality. In line with government requirements, we carry out detailed air quality monitoring at different locations across the Borough to find out the levels of pollutants that can harm the quality of the air and people’s health. The locations where air quality has been identified as a current concern are called Air Quality Management Areas (AQMAs) – these are areas... MoreClosed 1 March 2024 -
Potential Clean Air Zone
Despite significant effort to improve local air quality, the actions carried out so far have not been enough to address all identified air quality issues within Sefton. Because of this, i n 2020 , with the help of Environmental Consultants AECOM, the Council began the development of a detailed Clean Air Plan Project. An Outline Business Case (a detailed study into air quality) has been developed for the Clean Air Plan, to see if different ideas to improve air... MoreClosed 1 March 2024 -
Air Quality Monitoring
Air quality across most of the borough is of a good standard, but there are four areas that have been identified as Air Quality Management Areas where air quality does not meet national standards. We undertake detailed air quality monitoring using both automatic air quality monitoring equipment and an extensive network of passive diffusion tubes to determine the levels of certain harmful pollutants (in line with government requirements). Our Dedicated ‘Breathing Space’... MoreClosed 1 March 2024 -
Air Quality Status Report
The Council has a legal duty to prepare an annual review of air quality in the Borough. This is known as the Annual Air Quality Status Report (AQSR) and provides a summary of air quality conditions, the defined Air Quality Management Areas (AQMAs) and our actions to improve air quality. A copy of Sefton’s latest Air Quality Status Report is available below. Previous versions of the Air Quality Status Report are available online here MoreClosed 1 March 2024 -
School Engagement and Campaigns
Sefton Council continues to work closely with schools to ensure that its youngest residents are aware of both the causes and risks of air pollution and the steps they can take to avoid it. A ‘Clean Air Crew’ website has been designed by teachers at Southport Eco Centre (Sefton’s award-winning environmental education facility) to engage children on the issue of Air Quality in a safe, fun environment. The website aims to raise awareness of air quality issues in... MoreClosed 1 March 2024 -
Community Engagement and Campaigns
Sefton Council has been working with its partners, community groups and local residents to help promote clean air and to encourage everyone to do their bit to make a difference. Here are some of the activities and campaigns: Anti-idling campaign In 2019, Sefton Council launched its anti-idling campaign to target buses, taxis and parents on the school run and encourage them to switch off their car engines when waiting for passengers. Road Cleaning Project Thanks to... MoreClosed 1 March 2024 -
How Can You Help?
As part of its 2030 Vision, Sefton Council is committed to maintaining a clean, green and beautiful borough. This pledge encourages everybody to work together to keep Sefton clean and green, with a commitment to recycling, low pollution and better air quality. As part of this, the Council has specific action plans to help minimise the impact of air pollution in our Air Quality Management Areas i.e. the most polluted parts of the borough. Sefton’s... MoreClosed 1 March 2024 -
Funded Early Years Childcare Questionnaire-Parents of 1 year olds
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... MoreClosed 29 February 2024 -
Public Spaces Protection Order for Dog Control Consultation
Closed 18 February 2024 -
Consultation about Empty Properties and Council Tax
***Consulation Extended until 27th October 2023*** The Government is bringing in new rules to allow Councils to make changes to Council Tax. The new rules will affect properties that have: been left empty for a long time. (Known as long term empty properties). properties that are only lived in sometimes. (Known as second homes or holiday homes). The changes for properties that have been left empty long term will happen from 1 st ... MoreClosed 27 October 2023 -
Proposed changes to Council Tax Reduction Scheme from 1 April 2024
The council is thinking about making changes to the local Council Tax Reduction scheme for people who are working but also receiving Universal Credit. What is Council Tax? Council Tax is money that people pay each year for each and every home in Sefton. Sefton uses this money to pay for local services, such as: Schools Emptying bins Keeping the streets clean Street lights What is Council Tax... MoreClosed 13 October 2023 -
Have Your Say - Sefton Electoral Review (external)
The Local Government Boundary Commission for England is asking for your views on our electoral review of Sefton. The review will agree new ward boundaries across the council. MoreClosed 2 October 2023 -
Enforcement of Moving Traffic Restrictions in Sefton
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 processor. The email address will not be stored with the responses and Sefton Council will not have access it, unless you are being asked your... MoreClosed 25 September 2023 -
Transport Committee - Calls for evidence on the effect of the proposal to close train ticket offices (external)
The Transport Committee has re-opened its call for evidence as part of its inquiry into Accessible Transport. The decision to re-open submissions comes after train operating companies launched consultations into plans to close over 300 ticket offices across the rail network. The Committee invites written evidence in response to these proposals, specifically addressing: How they could affect disabled people and travellers with access needs; What train companies and the... MoreClosed 1 September 2023 -
Cost of living implications in healthcare - (external survey)
Healthwatch Sefton is celebrating 10 years and they have launched their cost of living survey, to find out how it is impacting people’s access to healthcare. With NHS and social care services under pressure, Healthwatch Sefton is calling on more people to tell the NHS when they are doing a good job and when services can be improved and more specifically, how the rising cost of living is impacting their ability to access healthcare. MoreClosed 31 August 2023 -
Government consultation on proposals to exempt categories of dwellings from the council tax premiums in England (external)
The consultation from the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities sets out their proposals on the range of possible circumstances where dwellings, in England, will not be liable for either the long-term empty homes premium, the second homes premium, or both. MoreClosed 31 August 2023 -
Culture Strategy Consultation
Sefton Council and partners are seeking to develop a cultural strategy for the Borough. By developing a shared vision for culture in Sefton we aim to celebrate and promote opportunities for cultural and creative participation across the Borough. We are asking people about their cultural lives – both as participants in creative and cultural activity, and as audience members attending events. The information we gather will help to inform the... MoreClosed 20 August 2023 -
Local maternity services listening event.
New and soon to be parents and carers in Southport and Ormskirk are being encouraged to share their views and experiences of maternity services at an upcoming listening event. Southport Ormskirk Sefton Maternity Voices Partnership are co-hosting a world café listening event with Ormskirk Maternity Services to gain valuable feedback from current and recent service users. Maternity Voices Partnerships are NHS working groups made up of a team of local... MoreClosed 14 July 2023 -
Sefton Physical Activity Strategy Consultation
This Survey is for people who live in Sefton . The questions are about your life and physical activity . We will use the information from the survey to write our Plan . This will help us to make physical activity easier for everyone. You can answer this Survey from 1 st April to 30 th June. It will take you up to 15 minutes to answer the questions. You might need help to fill in this survey. MoreClosed 9 July 2023
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