Consultation: Citizens' Panel Page

Citizens' Panel

What is the Citizens' Panel?

Warwickshire County Council runs a Citizens’ Panel which is made up of 1,300 local residents. The Panel was set up in 2000 and involves a representative sample of the County population, who have agreed to take part in various consultation activities. This influential group of people from all backgrounds have opportunities to give opinions on council services through questionnaires, focus groups and other activities.

Why have a Citizens' Panel?

Panel members may be consulted on a variety of subjects. The purpose of the Panel is to:

Help the Council to prioritise the issues that affect local communities
Evaluate how well it is currently providing its services
Test awareness of services
Identify opportunities for improving services in the future

How to join the Citizens' Panel?

If you would like to become a Citizens’ Panel member, or you are an existing member whose circumstances or contact details have changed, email consultationadmin@warwickshire.gov.uk

Recent Citizens' Panel survey results

February 2009 - Citizens' Panel 29 - Growing Old in Warwickshire (msword, 6.75Mb)

October 2009 - Citizens' Panel 31 - Road Safety, Accessible Transport and Waste (pdf, 347Kb)

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