Published: Monday, 20th October 2025
The Borough Council is asking people what matters to them to better inform future spending decisions through a 5-minute survey, closing midnight on Sunday 26th October.
Last year’s Let’s Talk saw some great ideas submitted by residents to help the council increase income and save money. This year it’s building on those ideas to find out what residents would most support.
This week is residents’ last opportunity to share their views and have a positive input into services going forward.
The survey asks three main questions:
- It asks people for their view on council tax being set locally – this will help the council decide how to lobby for fairer funding.
- It asks people to say which ideas for boosting income or saving money they would support the most or least.
- Finally, it asks people to think about different services and say which ones could be provided at a lower level to save money and which ones should be protected at their current levels.
Understanding people’s views helps the council to make important decisions on the services it provides, and make sure they are delivered efficiently and effectively – one of the four priorities in its corporate strategy.
Residents should let the council know their thoughts by midnight, Sunday 26 October at www.letstalkwestnorfolk.co.uk