Clackmannanshire Consultation Database
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Public Meeting (Dollar Civic Centre)
Mon 26 Sep 2016Part of consultation: Putting Customers First - Local Service Provision
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Public Meeting (Clackmannan Town Hall)
Thu 29 Sep 2016Part of consultation: Putting Customers First - Local Service Provision
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Public Meeting (Dollar Civic Centre)
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Title Date Ends Hazel Avenue Traffic Calming Consultation 30 Sep 2016 Bowhouse Road Traffic Calming Consultation 30 Sep 2016 1609 Q2 Contact Centre Customer Satisfaction Survey 14 Oct 2016 1609 Q2 Community Access Point Customer Satisfaction Survey 14 Oct 2016 Putting Customers First - Local Service Provision 17 Oct 2016 -
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Title Date Closed Kennet Conservation Area Character Appraisal 16 Sep 2016 Alloa Glebe Conservation Area Character Appraisal 16 Sep 2016 Clackmannan Conservation Area Character Appraisal 16 Sep 2016 Tillicoultry Conservation Area Character Appraisal 16 Sep 2016 Corporate self-assessment - SMF 9 Sep 2016
We Asked, You Said, We Did
Below are some of the issues we have recently consulted on and their outcomes.
Your Voting Experience during the EU Referendum 2016
- We Asked:
We asked you to tell us about your voting experience whether at the polling station or using our postal vote service.
- You Said:
The majority of respondents were happy with their experience.
92% felt that the building used was suitable as a polling place and 90% rated the customer service provided by the polling staff as good or very good.
Those respondents that are postal voters like the convenience and find it easy to do.
- We Did:
Where specific issues with a building were highlighted, we have noted this and will use this feedback when we have the next formal review of polling places in 2018/19.
Where we received comments about concerns that the layout of polling stations were not affording enough privacy for voters to cast their vote, we shall ensure that this area is reinforced at our poll staff training sessions.
Your Voting Experience during the Scottish Parliamentary Election
- We Asked:
We asked you to tell us about your voting experience whether at the polling station or using our postal vote service.
- You Said:
The majority of respondents were happy with their experience.
90% felt that the building used was suitable as a polling place and 90% rated the customer service provided by the polling staff as good or very good.
Those respondents that are postal voters like the convenience and find it easy to do.
- We Did:
Where specific issues with a building were highlighted, we have noted this and will use this feedback when we have the next formal review of polling places in 2018/19.
Where we received comments about concerns that the layout of polling stations were not affording enough privacy for voters to cast their vote, we shall ensure that this area is reinforced at our poll staff training sessions.
Autism Strategy for Clackmannanshire and Stirling
- We Asked:
- We asked ASD people, families, carers and professionals to share their experience on the services received and whether the local goals and objectives were appropriate to meet the challenges experienced.
- You Said:
- Seventy people answered the online questionnaire and 100 took part to the consultation events. Over 80% of the respondents strongly agreed with 6 local goals and Key objectives.
- We Did:
- We collated all answers received and used these to inform the development and implementation of the strategy.
During the consultation process, we ask for your feedback, you tell us and then we make positive changes. Public participation is key to our work. See what happens with We Asked, You Said, We Did.