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We all know that we live and work in a place brimming with potential. From Highcliffe to Hamworthy, Broadstone to Boscombe this is not one town or three – but somewhere that celebrates multiple identities, cultures and opportunities at the same time. It’s a place where people aspire to stay – as residents, visitors, students, or businesses.
And we also know that there are challenges ahead – from the cost-of-living crisis to the climate emergency. We will need to make some tough decisions to manage the pressures on our finances, and this work will help guide us towards delivering what residents see as significant .
We’ve set out a new vision, priorities and objectives that we think will help us realise that potential and navigate those challenges by building stable foundations and making positive change. We want to make sure people are at the heart of everything we do and we’d like to hear your thoughts on these proposals.
We will always need to deliver our statutory responsibilities, but we also know that there are some tough choices ahead. The cost-of-living crisis is affecting us all – not least the council. So your input and feedback into our vision, priorities and objectives is vital – it will help us focus our efforts in the areas you feel most strongly about.
There are a number of ways you can take part and give us your views, we would like you to do as many as you are able to:
Our survey - use the survey to tell us your views on our draft vision, priorities and objectives, suggest changes and tell us anything that we have missed
Our ideas wall - use the ideas wall to tell us what you think we can do to achieve the objectives
Share your story - we are inviting you to tell us what it's like for you living in the area. Share with us what's great about living here but also what's not so great.
Your feedback, ideas and suggestions will be used to inform our final vision and priorities document and we hope to present a final version to BCP Council Cabinet in December and to Full Council in January. The feedback you provide will also be useful in helping some of our thinking around our budget setting process for 2024/25.
This engagement is now closed
We all know that we live and work in a place brimming with potential. From Highcliffe to Hamworthy, Broadstone to Boscombe this is not one town or three – but somewhere that celebrates multiple identities, cultures and opportunities at the same time. It’s a place where people aspire to stay – as residents, visitors, students, or businesses.
And we also know that there are challenges ahead – from the cost-of-living crisis to the climate emergency. We will need to make some tough decisions to manage the pressures on our finances, and this work will help guide us towards delivering what residents see as significant .
We’ve set out a new vision, priorities and objectives that we think will help us realise that potential and navigate those challenges by building stable foundations and making positive change. We want to make sure people are at the heart of everything we do and we’d like to hear your thoughts on these proposals.
We will always need to deliver our statutory responsibilities, but we also know that there are some tough choices ahead. The cost-of-living crisis is affecting us all – not least the council. So your input and feedback into our vision, priorities and objectives is vital – it will help us focus our efforts in the areas you feel most strongly about.
There are a number of ways you can take part and give us your views, we would like you to do as many as you are able to:
Our survey - use the survey to tell us your views on our draft vision, priorities and objectives, suggest changes and tell us anything that we have missed
Our ideas wall - use the ideas wall to tell us what you think we can do to achieve the objectives
Share your story - we are inviting you to tell us what it's like for you living in the area. Share with us what's great about living here but also what's not so great.
Your feedback, ideas and suggestions will be used to inform our final vision and priorities document and we hope to present a final version to BCP Council Cabinet in December and to Full Council in January. The feedback you provide will also be useful in helping some of our thinking around our budget setting process for 2024/25.
Our vision, priorities and objectives has finished this stage
This consultation is open for contributions.
Under Review
Our vision, priorities and objectives has finished this stage
Contributions to this consultation are closed for evaluation and review. We will be amending the draft vision based on the feedback we have received.
Final report
Our vision, priorities and objectives is currently at this stage
The final consultation report will be presented to BCP Council Cabinet on Wednesday 13 December and to Full Council on Tuesday 9 January
Key terms
Corporate Strategy - our Corporate Strategy sets out our vision, priorities and objectives for the council over the next four years. Once the overall vision and priorities are agreed delivery plans will be developed to show how we will achieve our priorities.
Vision - sets out what we want to achieve over the next four years.
Priorities - the key areas we want to focus on to help us achieve the vision
Objectives – the goals we want to reach for each of the priorities
Sustainability - ensures the continued delivery of our services today without jeopardising the needs of tomorrow
Contact us
If you would prefer to email us your comments or if you have any questions or require an alternative format of this information please email researchandconsultation@bcpcouncil.gov.uk