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Wednesday 17 February 2010

A View to the Future

Cheshire East residents are being encouraged to “have their say” on the big issues in their communities.

Their valued views will be included in one of the most influential planning documents in the area, the Community Strategy, which shapes the future for the next fifteen years.

To help members of the public contribute to this consultation, which is being carried out by Cheshire East Council and its partner agencies (see below for the full list) a number of events are taking place in February and March and there is also an opportunity to get involved online.

Councillor David Brown, cabinet member for performance and capacity, said: “We want views about hospitals, schools, transport, libraries, planning and any other services in the public domain that affect people’s lives on a regular basis.

“The aim of this consultation with the people of Cheshire East is to ensure that we are planning ahead in ways which meet the needs of the people living here right now.

“We hope the views will give us a valuable insight in to how life is now for people and how we can, together, shape our communities for a better future.”

For those members of the public who are interested in attending one of the special events organised by Cheshire East Council - where they can meet council officers and have their say - all they need to do is book a place by calling 01270 685808 or emailing cheshireeast2025@cheshireeast.gov.uk.

The events are taking place in the following areas on these dates;

• Knutsford – Tuesday, February 23
• Macclesfield, Wednesday, February 24
• Nantwich, Thursday, February 25
• Crewe, Tuesday, March 2
• Congleton, Thursday, March 4

Members of the public can contribute to the discussion paper at local council offices or alternatively from the council’s website – www.cheshireeast.gov.uk – where the public can submit their views online.

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