CATSHILL residents are being urged to have their say on day-to-day life in the village, challenges they face, aspirations they have and health and well-being opportunities.
The Bromsgrove District Council survey will help to inform partner agencies about services in place and how, by working together, improvements can be made.
All results will be published on the council’s website and participants who have expressed an interest in getting involved in the community will be contacted in the new year.
Council leader Coun Karen May said: “We want to get a conversation going across the district and Catshill is our starting point.
“We need to gather information about day-to-day life in our places so we can make it work for them.
“Who better to share their experiences than the residents themselves?”
The survey – at Bromsgrove.gov.uk/consultations – closes on December 14.
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