The Wellbeing of Future Generations Act 2015 acknowledges citizen involvement, or engagement, as being central to the design and delivery of public services, and Torfaen council’s third Corporate Plan sets out how the council intends to work together with the communities we serve to create an...More
The Gwent Regional Partnership Team are seeking your feedback regarding the recent online session(s) you attended as part of the Gwent Social Care Managers Forum. This is so we can understand what you found useful about the sessions and whether they were relevant to your role and organisation....More
Earlier in 2021 we sought your views on how cycling and walking provision in Torfaen can be improved. This public engagement was very successful with over 1000 people participating. We have carefully considered all the comments and combined this public opinion together with other relevant...More
Public Spaces Protection Orders (PSPOs) help local Councils tackle anti-social behaviour. We are reviewing the current PSPOs in place relating to dog controls to ensure they remain relevant and effective in maintaining a clean and green Torfaen, and we want your views.
We need to...More
The Council would like to consult local residents, and the wider community, to consider the future of the footpath which lies between 68 Thornhill Road and Merthyr Mawr, Thornhill Road, Upper Cwmbran.
Historically, the footpath provided a link between Tram Road and Thornhill...More
Welsh Government want to make our streets safer for everyone.
That's why they’re looking to introduce 20mph speed limits on residential roads and busy pedestrian streets across Wales.
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Public services in Gwent are improving how they work together through the newly formed regional Public Services Board.
We want to talk to as many people as possible, who live and work in Gwent, about your wellbeing. We want to know what is good about your community and what...More