Have your say

The consultation has now closed

Do you agree with how money was spent last year? It's time for you to talk and the council to listen - have your say on where you would like to see more money spent or less money spent in 2010/11 - fill in the form below and tell us what you think.

You can also let us have your comments and submit any specific questions for the Salford City Radio (94.4 FM) Budget Debate programme which will be aired on Thursday 21 January 2010 between 11.00am and 1.00pm, by:

Telephoning: 0161 793 3777 (local rates apply)
Emailing: budgetconsultation@salford.gov.uk

Writing to:
Budget Consultation
Freepost RLUE-CELG-RHST
Unity House
Civic Centre
Swinton
Salford
M27 5FJ

If you had £1,000, how would you divide it up between these council services?

Services	Amount
Adult social care (including physical disability, mental health, sensory, learning difficulties, drug and alcohol services)	£
Children's services (including school support and social care for children and young people)	£
Arts and leisure services (including libraries, museums, art galleries, sports and leisure)	£
Central services (including collection of council tax, council tax benefits, elections, registration of births, marriages and deaths)	£
Planning, economic and community development (including building control, support to businesses, neighbourhood management)	£
Environmental services (including refuse collection, recycling, pest control, parks, anti-litter, bereavement services)	£
Highways (including maintenance of roads and pavements)	£
Housing (including housing advice and support, alley gating, home maintenance, anti-social behaviour, crime reduction)	£
Total	£1,000 left

Feedback

Are there any specific services that you'd like more money or less money spent on in 2010/11? If so, tell us about it here

If you'd like feedback on the budget setting process, or would like a specific query answering, please leave your contact details below.

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This page was last updated on 12 January 2010

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