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Public Participation Strategy


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We are updating our current Community Involvement Strategy, with some additional elements to meet new requirements under the Local Government and Elections (Wales) Act 2021. The revised Public Participation Strategy now includes a greater focus on how the public can get involved in the Council’s democratic decision-making processes.

This Strategy sets out how Conwy County Borough Council wants to make sure the people who live in, work in and visit Conwy County are informed, included and listened to in the delivery of Council services, making lives better for our communities.

The Council has a legal duty to encourage people to participate in what it does, providing continual opportunities for people to have a say and input into how decisions are made and how services are delivered.

We are committed to ensuring that our engagement is a two-way process, including listening to the voice of our citizens, communities, staff, elected members and partners when shaping decisions, services and policies that affect them.

We are required to have this strategy in place for each political term of the elected Council, and as such it will be reviewed and updated following each of the scheduled local government elections.

The draft has already been considered by the Democratic Services Committee and we would now welcome views, prior to its approval by Council and final publication.

Please share your views

We would welcome your feedback on the draft Public Participation Strategy, please email any questions, views or comments to countyconversation@conwy.gov.uk. This consultation will close on 4 December 2025.

 

How your data will be used

Information that could identify you will be seen by Conwy County Borough Council only. This information will be held for 5 years in line with the requirements of the Data Protection Act 2018 and the UK General Data Protection Regulations (UK GDPR). More information about how your data will be used can be found at: Privacy Notice: Corporate Improvement and Development.

Alternative formats

This consultation is available in other formats on request by contacting countyconversation@conwy.gov.uk.

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