Public Consultations | Have Your Say!
As an elected Town Council, we feel it is important to encourage local engagement at all available opportunities. This page includes details of open consultations and recently closed ones that are waiting to be implemented.
The Sports Trust is a not-for-profit charity that work across schools, sports clubs and the local community to dismantle barriers to sports participation.
Recognising sport and exercise as powerful tools, as well as essential components for social improvement, and a healthy and united society.
Help The Sports Trust to provide a better experience for our community by taking their Moving Forward Survey 2026.
To find out more about The Sports Trust, and what they offer in the local area, please click on their logo to visit the website.
For the first time, hundreds of thousands of children will be eligible to vote in the next general election at age 16, the biggest change to the franchise in half a century – yet just one in five children say politicians listen to them.
That’s why the Children’s Commissioner is doing a final survey, The Big Future, to talk to a million children, to listen to them. And to find out about what it’s like to be a child today.
The Children’s Commissioner is asking children about the changes children want to see in their communities, their biggest concerns, and their hopes for the future. More than anything, the Children’s Commissioner wants to know what children think a good childhood should look like, now and in the future.
To take part in the survey please click here.
Kent Police think you deserve to have your say on the future of policing!
The Government has proposed merging police forces creating fewer and larger ones across England and Wales which is a significant change that could impact local policing, visibility and accountability.
While an Independent Review is underway, it is not actively seeking public input. That’s why Kent Police are asking you to share your views.
This short survey gives you the opportunity to have your say on what these changes could mean for your community, including the potential benefits and risks.
Your views will help inform the Commissioner’s response to the Independent Review and ensure that the perspective of Kent residents is reflected as decisions are considered at a national level.
Baroness Louise Casey of Blackstock, Chair of the Independent Commission on Adult Social Care, introduces The Big Conversation on Care.
The Big Conversation on Care is a chance for everyone in England to have their say on the future of adult social care.
Adult social care affects millions of people across the country. It supports older people, disabled people and people with long-term health conditions with a wide range of everyday tasks, helping them to live independently and safely.
However, the reality is that adult social care is not working well enough for many people, and change is needed to ensure that those who need support can get it.
Local communities are being urged to take part in an online conversation focusing on the values and principles we shuld expect from a care system and who should be eligible for support.
Running until November, the conversation platform, where suggestions can be made and voted on, can be found by clicking here.
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Folkestone Town Council is closed from 24th December for the holidays and will reopen on Monday 5th January, with the Town Hall reopening on Tuesday 6th January with the usual opening times of 10am – 4pm. Please note that Folkestone Museum will reopen on Saturday 3rd January.
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