| Open Consultations | Date Closes |
|---|---|
| Spelthorne Parking Review 2017 | 4 May 2018 |
| Reigate and Banstead 2017/18 parking review | 17 May 2018 |
| Integrated Substance Misuse Treatment Services - Changes to detoxification services | 20 May 2018 |
| Parking controls request - Runnymede | 25 May 2018 |
| Reigate & Banstead Draft Local Transport Strategy 2018 | 28 May 2018 |
| See All Open Consultations | |
| Closed Consultations | Date Closed |
|---|---|
| Proposed closure of Ripley CofE Primary School (Informal Consultation Stage) | 16 Apr 2018 |
| Proposed closure of Green Oak CofE Primary School and Nursery (Informal Consultation Stage) | 16 Apr 2018 |
| Parent/Carer survey of accessible Children's Healthcare Services in Surrey and HANDiApp | 15 Apr 2018 |
| Policy Bulletin Feedback Survey 2018 | 6 Apr 2018 |
| The BIG Survey for looked after children 2017 | 1 Apr 2018 |
| See All Closed Consultations | |
Here are some of the issues we have consulted on and their outcomes. See all outcomes
The County Council asked for your views on the proposal that “Surrey County Council will no longer provide funding for Housing Related Support. This may mean your Housing Related Support will cease. If you have an on-going need for support you will be able to ask Adult Social Care for an assessment of your needs. If, as a result of this assessment, you qualify for support under the Care Act eligibility criteria, you will receive funding through a personal budget from Surrey County Council”.
The purpose of the consultation was to help the County Council’s Cabinet understand the potential impact of the proposals and to make a decision.
A total of 1,995 responses were received - 1,896 responses from residents and 99 from other interested parties. You said:
Q1: What really matters to you in relation to helping you meet your Housing Related Support needs? The most important service for residents was “access to an emergency alarm service to call for help if needed” with 82% of responses (1,554 people), followed by “help to resolve any problems and to access information, advice and support” with 74% of responses (1,400 people).
Q2: How often do you use these services? 25% of residents stated they use the service daily and 25% use the service weekly; another 32% stated they use it less than once a week.
Q3: To what extent do you agree, or disagree, with the proposal? 62% of residents (1,179 people) disagreed to some extent with the proposal and 20% of residents (377 people) agreed to some extent with the proposal. For other interested parties, 78 respondents disagreed, while 20 respondents agreed with the proposal.
Q4: If Surrey County Council’s proposal is agreed, and your Housing Related Support ceases, will you ask Adult Social Care for an assessment of your care and support needs? 49% of all responses said they would ask for an assessment and a further 27% said they were not sure.
Q5: If Surrey County Council’s proposal is agreed, how do you think this will impact on you? 72% of residents (1,396 people) thought it would impact them to some extent.
We collated and summarised all the feedback from the consultation into the report for Cabinet. Cabinet met on the 26 September 2017 to consider the proposal and agreed that:
This decision was taken with great reluctance by the Council’s Cabinet. Continued cuts to funding, rising costs and increasing demand for services mean that the need for Surrey County Council to find savings has reached unprecedented levels. The Council has to target the funding it has available on those adults with eligible needs.
To see the available information, follow the link: Decision sheet details on public web site
We asked for your views on our proposals for improving road safety in Coleford Bridge Road, Mytchett.
The results showed a clear preference for Option 2 which included the introduction of additional road markings and vehicle activated signs.
Given the result of the public consultation, Surrey County Council are progressing with Option 2. The lining parts of the scheme have already been completed. The remaining works, including installation of a new post and two new vehicle activated signs, is expected to be finished by April 2017.
We asked via this website, social media, posters displayed in all 58 libraries and by contacting resident groups including our highways customer panel members:-
Are you in favour of the Council switching off street lights for part of the night where deemed safe to do so in order to reduce energy bills and reduce CO2 emissions?
Nearly half of the 850 respondents were in favour of switching off many lights and overall 76% were in favour of switching off at least some lights.
The Council's Cabinet approved the decision to implement Part Night Lighting across Surrey at its meeting on 18 October. The full report, including the reasons for implementing this, can be found on our website.
The council will be implementing part night lighting across the county between December 2016 and February 2017 depending on where you live. The full work timetable including a list of roads subject to the part night lighting is available on our website.