Warwickshire County Council values the views of its residents.
These pages have been developed to give you information on current consultations that the council is undertaking, as well as results of previous consultations.
Consultation is two-way communication. It's just as important for us, as your council, to listen to your ideas, views, concerns and opinions, as it is to tell you about our work, development of policy and service improvements which reflect your needs and aspirations.
 How the County Council makes Decisions
Events Calendar
District & Borough Councils
Frequently Asked Questions
On going consultations:
If you want to have your say on the Key Decisions made by the council, click on the following link. Chose the decision that you are most interested in, read the information and send your views to the e-mail address at the bottom of the page:
Forward Plan of Key Decisions
Click on the link below to have your say on a planning application:
Regulatory Committee
If you have recently attended a Warwickshire Registry Office, please complete the survey to help improve the services provided to you:
Registration Services Customer Surveys
Get involved and have your say on the Scrutiny process in your Council:
Overview and Scrutiny |  | If you are interested in finding out about up and coming consultations which you can be involved in, or see results of previous surveys, please see our Consultation Database
To take place in interactive surveys, please see below - this is where you can have your say.
Current consultations:
Have your say on the services provided by Warwickshire County Council:
Public Satisfaction Survey 2007-08
The Community Protection Directorate are currently carrying out a survey which collects important information on commercial and non-domestic properties within the County:
Fire Service Emergency Cover Toolkit
This resource intends to support workers and projects groups to find out more about how to involve children, young people and their families in decision making:
Multi Agency Participation Guide
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