RESIDENTS in Ribble Valley are being given their say on the delivery of public services for the next six years.
They are being asked for their views on the Ribble Valley Sustainable Community Strategy 2007-2013.
Local authorities are required by law to produce a sustainable strategy spelling out their community's aspirations, needs and priorities.
The first draft of the Ribble Valley strategy has been compiled following feedback from community groups and organisations, and now Ribble Valley residents are being invited to have their say.
The strategy outlines a series of priorities and objectives, including tackling rural isolation, affordable housing, tourism, the environment and public transport.
Ribble Valley Council leader Coun Michael Ranson said: "The strategy outlines a shared commitment from Ribble Valley Borough Council and its partners to address issues of concern to the community, but most importantly we want to incorporate the views of residents."
The consultation ends on Friday, September 21, and further information is available from the partnership officer, David Ingham, on 01200 414549 or www.ribblevalley.gov.uk
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