Thousands of North Tyneside residents are being asked to help shape council services and give their views on the local area.
Over 4,000 people living across the borough will receive a residents’ survey questionnaire, offering them the opportunity to evaluate services provided by North Tyneside Council and suggest improvements for the local area.
Elected Mayor of North Tyneside, Norma Redfearn, said: “I have always pledged to be a listening mayor and take the views of our residents very seriously.
“The residents’ survey is one way of allowing us to see how what our residents’ priorities are and how they feel we can improve the services we already provide.
“With the help of our residents over the past few years, we have continued to make great improvements to the borough and our services, despite facing continued government cuts.”
Households selected to take part in the survey are chosen at random and all feedback remains anonymous and confidential.
Residents have until November 23 to complete and return their questionnaire in the pre-paid envelope provided.
The survey is being managed on behalf of the council by independent research company Ipsos Mori.
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