Bristol City Council Consultation Finder

[Closing 30 January 2009]

Considers the possible disposal and lease of two plots of land on the Bristol and Bath Railway Path to the developer, Square Peg, who wish to incorporate the land into their development proposal for the Elizabeth Shaw chocolate factory in Easton. The consultation will inform the decision as to whether the council should sell and/or lease the land to Square Peg.

[Closing 30 January 2009]

Information and questions to find out how people may be helped or affected by different types of links and any concerns they may have.

[Closing 31 January 2009]

The draft strategy was informed by consultation with those who use services and those who provide them as well as aligning the direction of change with local and national drivers. We want to know: Do you support the vision's broad direction? Are there omissions or important issues missed? Is there anything within the Vision document you particularly disagree with? What should our priorities be?

[Closing 31 January 2009]

A review is taking place of the way these services integrate and work together over the remainder of 2008.

[Closing 20 January 2009]

Bristol Parks are developing proposals to create an events space on the former bowling green in Brandon Hill Park.

[Closing 31 March 2009]

A series of consultation activities to inform the design of improvements to St Agnes Park and St Paul's Adventure Playground. The project will also consider the design of the pedestrianised part of Thomas Street which lies between the two sites. The project is presently using a survey and community events to gather information on how people use the facilities, how satisfied they are with them and what ideas they have for their improvement. In January 2009 the project will consult on three different sketch plans. In April 2009 a single plan based on results of community consultation will be finalised and works will commence in September.

[Closing 31 March 2009]

The New Tenancy Satisafaction Survey is an ongoing consultation with all new tenants after they have moved into their council home. This survey collects the opinions of new tenants about their move into council accomodation.

[Closing 1 June 2009]

Consultation will involve seeking the views and opinions of those who would be affected by the proposal to close care homes. Consultation will involve detailed assessment and risk assessments for all residents, as well as an assessment of the impact on relatives. The impact on staff and the potential for redeployment / relocation to other jobs is also an essential part of consultation.

[Closing 30 January 2009]

The Safer Bristol Partnership has developed Bristol's Joined Up Street Sex Work Strategy 2008-2011. Bristol's strategy takes a partnership approach to addressing the harms caused by street sex work. This strategy addresses the four key themes of The Home Office's Coordinated Prostitution Strategy: Prevention, Routes Out, Tackling Demand and Ensuring Justice. The consultation will invite views from interested parties and stakeholders who are concerned about the street sex market in Bristol.

[Closing 15 March 2009]

The City Council is now webcasting a range of council meetings as part of a pilot project. Watch part of a webcast and help us evaluate the pilot and decide if we want to continue. Over 50 councils webcast in the UK and a growing number in the rest of Europe. It is hoped that webcasting will allow people to better understand the work of their council and councillors and get people more involved in local democracy. This objective is being evaluated in this consultation

[Closing 31 March 2009]

An ongoing survey of a sample of users of the Bristol City Council Dog Warden Services.

[Closing 1 April 2010]

Weekly list of planning applications for information and comment.

[Closing 31 March 2009]

This is a rolling survey of every 5th customer requesting assistance. Given out at point of service delivery it is analysed annually to give findings over the year.

[Closing 25 December 2008]

Urban Design Week took place in September 2008. For this, Bristol City Council produced a video, interactive map of new developments and a survey. We were interested in a wide range of people's views about contemporary architecture in the city to inform future urban design and architectural advice we give.

[Closing 18 December 2008]

Your opportunity to suggest sites for consideration for inclusion within the Site Allocations DPD. Sites do not need to be within your ownership and proposals for all types of potential development and land use including, residential, residential sites for gypsy and travellers and travelling showpeople, employment, retail, leisure, recreation and community (and other) uses will be considered, as will suggestions for mixed uses. Details are to be submitted on the Call for Sites proforma with a map. Suggested sites will be assessed and considered for inclusion in the Site Allocations DPD document.

[Closing 19 December 2008]

Seven week period of consultation with specific stakeholders on the deliverability and developability of housing sites contained within the Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment (SHLAA) Stakeholder Technical Assessment (STA). The SHLAA STA seeks views from a range of organisations on the deliverability and developability of a number of sites in Bristol which are considered to have potential for housing development before 2026. The stakeholders consulted are considered to be able to provide technical expertise on the deliverability and developability of housing sites within Bristol.

[Closing 19 December 2008]

Bristol City Council is asking 3000 households for their views on various aspects of life in their local area (such as community safety, local services etc.). The households have been randomly selected to give a good cross section of Bristol's residents.

[Closing 6 December 2008]

To improve delivery of Children's Centre services to children and families in Bristol, this strategy proposes the creation and support of 10 Early Childhood Services Locality Strategy Boards, one in each locality.

[Closing 6 December 2008]

Strategy to set out how the Local Authority will comply with Sure Start Guidance on the development of Phase 3 Children's Centres, ensuring that we have full coverage across Bristol by 31/03/11. The strategy reduces the number of Children's Centres from a previously planned 35 to 31 bringing us in line with the recommended numbers for Bristol. This should increase levels of funding for all centres.

[Closing 5 December 2008]

Tell us whether you feel involved in planning the future of Bristol. This is a short questionnaire to get your feedback on the effectiveness of the consultation undertaken during preparation of the Bristol Development Framework Core Strategy.