Consultation

Hackney Carriage/Private Hire Driver, Vehicle and Operator Licensing Policy Consultation 2022.

We have now published our consultation on the revised taxi licence policy. We would be grateful if you would take the time to read the document and make comment upon it during the consultation period which runs between 16 June 2022 and 10 July 2022. 

 The draft policy consultation document is attached and it is also available online in the ‘Business’ section of the Council’s website at: www.cannockchasedc.gov.uk

Email comments should be made by 10 July 2022 to:  licensingunit@cannockchasedc.gov.uk

 By the same date, your comments can be sent by letter to: Licensing Unit, Cannock Chase District Council, PO Box 28, Beecroft Road, Cannock, Staffordshire, WS11 1BG.

Town Centre Perception Survey

Cannock Chase District Council was awarded £20 million from the Government's Levelling Up Fund programme to transform part of Cannock town centre back in Autumn 2021. We are now looking to engage further with residents and visitors to gather views and perceptions of Cannock town centre before any of the redevelopment proposals take place.

As part of our ongoing engagement process with the local community, we would be grateful if you could complete this short survey on your perceptions of not only the look and feel at present of Cannock town centre, both during daytime and evenings but also your view of facilities provided.

Please note this survey has now closed and the results are being analysed

Tell us your views about climate change...

The Council declared a Climate Emergency in 2019 and set a vision for the District to become carbon neutral by 2030.

Local authorities are directly responsible for a small percentage of the carbon dioxide (CO2) produced in their areas, but they nevertheless have an important role to play in encouraging their residents, businesses, and local organisations to achieve zero carbon targets.

The Council’s initial plans for tackling climate change include producing a costed action plan on how to achieve its carbon neutral vision. It recognises that extensive engagement will be necessary to achieve the action plan.

The results of this survey will help us build a local picture of what people think about climate change. This will help us as a Council work with our communities to reach our goal of becoming carbon neutral.  

Please note this survey has now closed and the results are being analysed.

Green Travel Consultation 

The Council declared a Climate Emergency in 2019 and set a vision for the District to become carbon neutral by 2030. Local authorities are directly responsible for a small percentage of the carbon dioxide (CO2) produced in their areas, but they nevertheless have an important role to play in encouraging their residents, businesses, and local organisations to achieve zero carbon targets.

We can make a difference by changing the way we do things and the way we live our lives including the way we move around and travel.

This survey has been put together to collect information about how our community in Cannock Chase district use different travel types to get around in our day to day activities. We want to understand how you travel to work, school and social activities and why you use these methods.

If you would like a paper copy of this survey please call 01543 464548

Please note this survey has now closed and the results are now being analysed.

We believe it is important to feedback to the community following our Consultation and Engagement projects.

Draft Pavement Cafe Licensing Policy

To find out the results of this consultation please click here

Financial Recovery Plan Consultation for 2017-18

To find out the results of the Financial Recovery Plan please click here

Have your say on the Council's new website

We ran a website consultation from 26 January 2015 - 13 March 2015, this allowed people to provide their feedback on the old website and make suggestions for the new site. The results are available below

Stadium Play Area Consultation

As part of the redevelopment of the stadium site a play area has been developed. We visited local schools and academies in January 2015 to gather feedback on what play equipment they would like to see more of. The results are below.

Changing Places - Mill Street Underpass

Cannock Chase Council and WLCT joined forces to makeover the Mill Street Underpass in Cannock. Before the makeover a consultation too place from 3 December 2014 -7 January 2015 giving residents the opportunity to have their say about the state of the underpass and what images reperesents the District to go on the new artwork. The results are available below.

Rugeley Indoor Market Consultation

A consultation took place to gather local views about Rugeley Indoor Market to identify how to make the market more attractive to shoppers. The consultation ran in June 2014 and the results can be found below.

Here you will find details of external consultations that are relevant to Cannock Chase district:

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