Let's Talk current Council and partner conversations

Current community conversations

Let's Talk Central Stockton and Portrack Pride in Place

Stockton has been chosen to take part in a national programme called Pride in Place and has been given nearly £20 million to be spent in the neighbourhood. This money can only be spent in the neighbourhood, but we hope it can bring improvements for people outside the area too. We'd like to hear your views on what should be in the neighbourhood vision and plan, and how we can make the changes you want to see. Please spare a few minutes to give us your views. 

Complete the Let's Talk Central Stockton and Portrack Pride in Place Survey

Let's Talk Stockton-on-Tees Community Pledge

The Community Pledge is a promise that the Council and communities will make with each other. We want to know how the community and Council can continue to build on the trusted relationship that we have and shape the future of how we work together. By completing this survey you will be able to give your input on how the pledge will look.

Complete the Stockton-on-Tees Community Pledge Survey

Post-16 SEND home to School Transport Consultation

The Council currently provides transport for about 175 young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) who are over 16. This includes 40 people aged 19 or older. The Council's Cabinet has agreed to run a public consultation. This means they want to hear people's views before deciding what to do. After the consultation, they will review the responses and make a decision. The aim of the consultation is to ask what people think about different options, and how to balance cost, access, and support for learners.

Complete the Post-16 SEND home to School Transport Consultation

Yarm High Street

The Council is proposing a series of improvements to the public spaces on Yarm High Street. The proposed work will deliver improvements to six areas on Yarm High Street, creating spaces for residents and visitors to sit and enjoy their surroundings. We are inviting people to share their views on whether to progress with these proposed improvements. 

Complete the Yarm High Street consultation

Let's Talk Early Education and School Aged Childcare

If you are a parent or carer of a child aged up to 14 (or up to age 18 for disabled children) then we would like your views on childcare in Stockton-on-Tees to ensure there is enough high quality, affordable childcare in the right areas to meet the needs of working parents, or parents who are studying or training for employment.

Complete the Early Education and School Aged Childcare survey

Licensing Applications

View current licensing consultations and representations made.

Community conversations by our partners

In this section you can see ongoing consultations conducted by our partners in Stockton-on-Tees, as well as nationally.

Community conversation terms and conditions

For data quality management purposes, we reserve the right to remove individual sets of responses from final consultation data sets where it is clear that responses are either duplicated, inappropriate or submitted using false personal details.