More Responses Sought

Residents across Bromsgrove district are being encouraged to take part in the My Neighbourhood Survey for 2026.

Now at its halfway point, there’s three weeks left to complete the survey, which shouldn’t take more than 10 minutes, and have your say on key issues.

The survey presents an opportunity for residents to share their views on their local area, including community safety, cleanliness, waste, and recycling services. Feedback collected will help shape future priorities and service improvements.

Leader of the Council, Cllr. Karen May, said: “We know that residents of Bromsgrove care deeply about their local area. Previous survey responses have helped us take action on issues ranging from anti-social behaviour to littering to protecting our residents from rogue traders and financial scams.”

The Council is encouraging anyone who hasn’t taken part yet to complete the survey and help influence future decision-making before it closes at 9am on 21 September.

Last years responses directly informed improvements and action across local communities, including:

• Tackling rogue traders and financial scams targeting local residents
• Addressing anti-social behaviour in Bromsgrove town centre
• Taking action on trespass and damage at allotment sites
• Repairing damaged equipment in Catshill park
• Continuing improvement to vegetation control with the purchase of new equipment

Cllr. May continued: “We want as many people as possible to respond so we can continue focussing our efforts on the issues that matter most to our communities all across Bromsgrove.”

To take part in the survey and find out more about how last year’s feedback directly translated into service improvements, please visit: https://www.bromsgrove.gov.uk/myneighbourhoodsurvey