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As discussed at the Bi-Annual meeting in November 2023 Angus Council are looking at ways to further engage and empower Community Councils.
We agreed at the meeting to put together a short survey for all community councillors to be able to make their views known.
How can you have your say?
Take the time to read and complete the survey. You can do this as a community council or you can do this individually as a community councillor or both.
Please use the ideas tab below to share any other information and suggestions that you believe can empower and strengthen your community council.
Final report
We will review the consultation responses and report back to community councils within eight weeks of the closing date.
We hope to present a draft action plan at the bi-annual meeting in May.
As discussed at the Bi-Annual meeting in November 2023 Angus Council are looking at ways to further engage and empower Community Councils.
We agreed at the meeting to put together a short survey for all community councillors to be able to make their views known.
How can you have your say?
Take the time to read and complete the survey. You can do this as a community council or you can do this individually as a community councillor or both.
Please use the ideas tab below to share any other information and suggestions that you believe can empower and strengthen your community council.
Final report
We will review the consultation responses and report back to community councils within eight weeks of the closing date.
We hope to present a draft action plan at the bi-annual meeting in May.
