Wokingham Today

Have your say on vision for Wokingham

- By ANDREW BATT abatt@wokingham.today The survey can be found at engage.wokingham.gov.uk

RESIDENTS are being asked their views on the draft community vision as part of Wokingham Borough Council’s journey towards creating a plan that reflects the hopes, aspiration­s, and priorities of residents across the borough.

The draft community vision has been developed by partners from a range of organisati­ons through extensive engagement with residents, stakeholde­rs, and local groups over several months.

Once finalised it will represent a shared commitment to building a thriving, inclusive, and sustainabl­e community where everyone has the opportunit­y to flourish.

During the six-week consultati­on period, which will run until Friday, June 28, residents of Wokingham Borough are invited to have their say on the draft vision and help shape the future of the community.

This is an opportunit­y for individual­s from all walks of life to share their thoughts, ideas, and priorities for the borough’s growth and developmen­t.

While the consultati­on will primarily take place online, there are ways for residents to participat­e and provide their feedback.

Residents can complete the online survey available on Engage Wokingham Borough, the council’s consultati­on platform.

Drop-in Sessions at libraries

A series of drop-in sessions will be held at the following libraries: Wokingham, today, 10am-noon Finchampst­ead, Friday, June 7, 10am-noon

Woodley, Saturday, June 15, 10am-noon

Twyford, Friday, June 21, 2pm5pm.

These will provide residents with the opportunit­y to learn more about the vision, ask questions, and share their feedback in person.

An Easy Read copy of the vision will also be made available online and in print at libraries.

Nick Fellows, chair of the community vision steering committee, said: “We are thrilled to launch this consultati­on on the draft vision, and invite residents to join us in shaping the future of our community.

“Your input is invaluable in ensuring that the vision reflects the needs, aspiration­s, and priorities of our diverse community.”

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