RESIDENTS have the chance to win £100 and influence Wychavon’s work by having their say on local services and upcoming changes to waste and recycling collections.
The Wychavon Residents’ Survey is open until Sunday, October 13. It will ask people to give their views on everything from how satisfied they are with council services to how safe people feel in their local area.
This year, there are also several questions on the new food waste collection service that Wychavon will be introducing by March 2026.
Residents will be asked how likely they are to use the new service and what Wychavon can do to make it easier for them to reduce their food waste. Feedback will be used to influence the design of the new service.
Residents will also be asked to rank the issues they think are priorities and explain where Wychavon should focus its resources.
The survey should take at most 15 minutes to complete. As a thank you for taking part, everyone who completes the survey will have the opportunity to enter a free prize draw to win £100 to spend with an independent local business of their choice.
Councillor Chris Day, leader of Wychavon District Council, said: “Last year, more than 1,700 of you took part in the survey and we used those views to help produce our new We Are Wychavon Plan, which is our vision for the district until 2028.
“This year, we want to hear from even more of you as we start preparing in earnest for the biggest changes to our waste and recycling service in 20 years.
“Your feedback will help guide how that service is developed and our wider work. Every single piece of feedback we receive will be read and considered. Your views really do make a difference, so please take the time to have your say.”
Visit www.wychavon.gov.uk/consultations to take part in the survey.
