Local Council Shake Up What Changes Mean for Torbay Residents Local Council Shake Up What Changes Mean for Torbay Residents

Torbay residents can learn about proposed local government changes and offer feedback at council events.
Torbay residents can learn about proposed local government changes and offer feedback at council events.

Local Council Shake Up What Changes Mean for Torbay Residents

Local Council Shake Up What Changes Mean for Torbay Residents
Local Council Shake Up What Changes Mean for Torbay Residents

Local Council Shake Up What Changes Mean for Torbay Residents

The government wants larger local councils. They asked councils for ideas about this change. The government formally contacted Torbay Council. They want Torbay to work with Devon councils to develop a proposal for local government changes.

Councils must give initial ideas by March 21. These ideas are not binding, and the government will give feedback on them. Then, councils create a full business plan, and they must submit this by November.

Torbay is holding an event to help people understand the changes. It will cover some of Torbay’s options and explain the government’s timeline. You can also ask questions during the event.

The event is Tuesday, March 11, at the Princess Theatre in Torquay, starting at 6pm. Doors open at 5:30pm, and it should end by 8pm. Please register to help manage attendance. Visit the website to register for the event named “Public Meeting—Torbay Council”.

You can also call 01803 207001 to reserve a spot, and they can help you register over the phone. Torbay hosts regular engagement events for residents.

Another event is happening the same week on Friday, March 14, at the Willows outside Sainsbury’s in Torquay. The event runs from 10am to 4pm and focuses on health support.

Many services will provide advice, guidance, and tips on topics including blood pressure and dental care. They also cover vaccinations, smoking, and weight loss.

Councillors and officers will answer your questions and want your feedback on the council website to make it better for you. If you miss the Tuesday event, attend Friday’s to ask questions in person.

The government wants larger local councils. They asked councils for ideas about this change. The government formally contacted Torbay Council. They want Torbay to work with Devon councils to develop a proposal for local government changes.

Councils must give initial ideas by March 21. These ideas are not binding, and the government will give feedback on them. Then, councils create a full business plan, and they must submit this by November.

Torbay is holding an event to help people understand the changes. It will cover some of Torbay’s options and explain the government’s timeline. You can also ask questions during the event.

The event is Tuesday, March 11, at the Princess Theatre in Torquay, starting at 6pm. Doors open at 5:30pm, and it should end by 8pm. Please register to help manage attendance. Visit the website to register for the event named “Public Meeting—Torbay Council”.

You can also call 01803 207001 to reserve a spot, and they can help you register over the phone. Torbay hosts regular engagement events for residents.

Another event is happening the same week on Friday, March 14, at the Willows outside Sainsbury’s in Torquay. The event runs from 10am to 4pm and focuses on health support.

Many services will provide advice, guidance, and tips on topics including blood pressure and dental care. They also cover vaccinations, smoking, and weight loss.

Councillors and officers will answer your questions and want your feedback on the council website to make it better for you. If you miss the Tuesday event, attend Friday’s to ask questions in person.

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