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Have your say

It's time to play your part in making the city a better place to be.

We are committed to finding ways to inform, consult and involve local people in the issues that affect them.  There are lots of ways you can have your say in Portsmouth, from commenting on public consultations, to attending your local Neighbourhood Forum or volunteering in your community.

Below you can find out about our consultation process, along with current consultations that you can comment on.  Also, there are details of our Neighbourhood Forums, explaining how you'll be able to make your voice heard to join and where and when they meet.

For other opportunities to get involved in your community, please contact Democratic & Community Engagement on 023 9268 8555.

Communities in control: real people, real power

Communities in control: real people, real power
Short video clip of Secretary of State
Communities in control: real people, real power - key themes
Communities in Control: real people, real power two page briefing
What can I do?

Community Involvement

Volunteer!
Community Involvement Directory
Community Involvement Briefing Sheets
Voluntary and Community Sector Information Update
Community Involvement Partnership Board
Consultation on Duty To Involve
Local Involvement Network (LINk)
Case study example: Brownfield Project
Civic Pioneer audit

Consultation

Current consultations
Results from previous consultations
Consultation toolkit
Portsmouth Harbour in bid to become World Heritage Site
Email subscriptions to consultations
Suggest a topic for scrutiny

Neighbourhood Forums

What are Neighbourhood Forums?
Where are the Neighbourhood Forums?
Forthcoming Neighbourhood Forum meetings
Are you interested in becoming involved?
All Forum Meetings
Neighbourhood Forum Training Opportunities

Neigbourhood Forum 'Have your say'

Have your say, online discussion forum

Voluntary organisations

Review of Portsmouth Compact Codes - Have your say!
Pathfinder for public service delivery
Portsmouth Compact
Community First for Portsmouth (formerly known as PCCS)
Support for the voluntary and community sector

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