Consultation

What do you think?

East Ayrshire Council is committed to providing accessible services which meet the needs and expectations of its customers. In order to do this, the Council undertakes consultation exercises across a range of services and topics.

View current and past consultations
View other Surveys

In 2000, the Council undertook a major Residents’ Survey. Over 1,000 adults from across East Ayrshire were asked detailed questions about the services the Council provides. This information has been used to plan services and to make changes to service delivery. The Council, in conjunction with its Community Planning Partners, will undertake another Residents’ Survey in 2005.

In addition to this wide-ranging survey, the Council has also consulted on individual topics and has consulted service users extensively on service specific issues. Feedback from customers and residents has been invaluable in shaping the way the Council works and delivers services to the people of East Ayrshire.

These pages provide details of current consultation exercises, many of which you can contribute to, and information on completed work. Links are also provided to the consultation webpages of the UK government and Scottish Executive, and to the EU e-vote site.

Current consultations	pdf	online
Better Schools : Better Learning	-	Y
Closed consultations
Budget Consultation 2007 The consultation period for 2007 is now past. Before East Ayrshire Council sets the rent and the council tax level for each financial year, we consult on our budget proposals. View transcript of the live online forum
Community Planning Residents Survey Results
Trading Standards Customer Survey
General Roads Questionnaire
People’s Network Computer User Survey 2004
Local Office Customer Survey 2004
Hearing Impairment Unit/Grange Academy 2004
Budget Consultation 2004
St Josephs Academy Campuses
Tenant Satisfaction Survey
Community Safety Audit