Current and planned consultations


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View more details for consultation City centre Traffic City centre Traffic Wrexham County Borough Council 23 Feb 2024 25 Mar 2024
Why are we doing this?

To share proposals for changes to the way that traffic moves around the city-centre.

 

What do we want to know?

We want to know whether any of the proposals will have any negative impacts on groups or individuals, which we haven't considered.

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View more details for consultation Customer Access Engagement Strategy Customer Access Engagement Strategy Wrexham County Borough Council 13 Feb 2024 29 Mar 2024
Why are we doing this?

Wrexham Council has an existing ICT & Digital Strategy (2020-23) that it wants to update, incorporating all the developments that have happened when using online services, especially in response to the pandemic.

What do we want to know?

As part of this work we are keen to find out:

  • To what extent people use the Council’s online services
  • What stops people from accessing council services online
  • What would encourage people to access more services online?
  • How our online services could be improved?
  • What support people need to help them get online?
  • How satisfied our customers are with the range of contact methods available

 Surveys

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View more details for consultation Ageing Well Questionnaire Ageing Well Questionnaire Wrexham County Borough Council 21 Nov 2023 31 Mar 2024
Why are we doing this?
We are seeking World Health Organization membership for Age Friendly Status for Wrexham
What do we want to know?
We want to gather the views of citizens over 50 in the Wrexham area on how they feel their community serves them aged 50 and over.
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View more details for consultation Wrexham Woodland Pledge Wrexham Woodland Pledge Wrexham County Borough Council 25 Jul 2022 30 Dec 2024
Why are we doing this?

Trees and woodlands are an essential part of our towns and countryside. They are important for our health, wellbeing and quality of life. We cannot take their future for granted.

Climate change, pests and diseases, building development, modern agricultural practices and misplaced perceptions of risk are just some of the problems that threaten our trees.

At Wrexham Council we have developed the ‘Woodland Pledge’ to help protect trees and woodlands across the county borough. The pledge also encourages people to get outdoors to enjoy trees and woodlands in their neighbourhood.

What do we want to know?
  • We want to know how the people of Wrexham feel about trees and woodlands in their county.
  • We want people to demonstrate their support for trees and woodlands in Wrexham by signing up to the pledge .
  • We want to encourage everyone to join, including those who are part of a local business, community group or organisation.
  • By signing up to the pledge you will join our mailing list, where you can find out how to get involved in 4 different ways:

1. Woodland creation

Tree planting to create new woodland or expand existing woodlands throughout Wrexham. Help us plant more trees by joining one of our tree planting schemes across the county.

2. Woodland conservation

Protect and enhance areas of existing woodland for biodiversity, climate change recovery and good quality habitat.

3. Woodland celebration

Allow nature connection within woodlands for health, wellbeing, play and education.

4. Woodland commendation

Understand how valuable trees and woodlands are to our everyday lives.

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View more details for consultation Cymraeg is for everyone Cymraeg is for everyone Wrexham County Borough Council 04 Feb 2020 31 May 2024
Why are we doing this?

Cymraeg is for everyone.  Help Cymraeg to flourish in Wrexham.

The Council is undertaking this consultation in order to understand the experiences of local Welsh speakers when accessing council services in Welsh and how the Welsh language is used on a daily basis. For this consultation we want to gather information and views from Non-Welsh Speakers, New Welsh Speakers and pupils in our Welsh schools to get a broader picture of how the language is being used in Wrexham.  We will run this consultation again in 2025 and 2026 to compare the findings.   We would also like your views and suggestions on what you would like to see at the National Eisteddfod Wrecsam 2025!            

What do we want to know?

to understand the experiences of local Welsh speakers, non-Welsh speakers and New Welsh speakers when accessing council services in Welsh and how the Welsh language is used on a daily basis.  We would also like your views and suggestions on what you would like to see at the National Eisteddfod Wrecsam 2025!