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Angus Council Plans and Budget Setting 2025/26 - Phase 2
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Background
In Phase 1 of our Budget Consultation, we asked you for your views on our priorities and actions outlined in our Council Plan.
For Phase 2, we are now asking for your views on different ways to close our budget gap which this year is projected to be an estimated £9.5 million.
How to get involved
We are asking you, our citizens, to show us how you would close our estimated budget gap of £9.5 million for financial year 2025-2026.
To find out more and to take part using our budget slider tool, visit:
We will use this feedback to inform specific proposals for the four ways in which we can close our budget gap while retaining as many services that our citizens value and need.
The survey closes on 6 February 2025.
If you require a copy of the survey in a more accessible, alternative format, use our accessibility feedback form to tell us what format you need and which assistive technology you use.
Background
In Phase 1 of our Budget Consultation, we asked you for your views on our priorities and actions outlined in our Council Plan.
For Phase 2, we are now asking for your views on different ways to close our budget gap which this year is projected to be an estimated £9.5 million.
How to get involved
We are asking you, our citizens, to show us how you would close our estimated budget gap of £9.5 million for financial year 2025-2026.
To find out more and to take part using our budget slider tool, visit:
We will use this feedback to inform specific proposals for the four ways in which we can close our budget gap while retaining as many services that our citizens value and need.
The survey closes on 6 February 2025.
If you require a copy of the survey in a more accessible, alternative format, use our accessibility feedback form to tell us what format you need and which assistive technology you use.
