This questionnaire is designed to help City Wide Care Alarms find out about the quality of the installation service people have received and the information people were give. More
Sheffield City Council has access to small amount of Section 106 funding to spend on improving Wolfe Road Park by creating new youth play facilities.
We propose to use the funds to remove the remnants of the old youth shelter wall and install a robust piece of parkour inspired play and...More
Sheffield City Council has access to Public Health and Section 106 funding which can be used to make improvements to Cookson Park in order to raise the quality of the site and increase its recreational value to local communities by improving the play and sports facilities on the site.
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Sheffield City Council has access to Public Health funding to make improvements to Fox Hill Recreation Ground in order to raise the quality of the site and increase its encourage its use by the local community.
Your feedback on the proposed improvements will provide up to date...More
We are asking local people for their views on the licensing of sexual entertainment venues, sex shops and sex cinemas across Sheffield.
The Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1982 permits local authorities to licence / regulate premises that undertake business as a sex shop,...More
We have set out in the attached Consultation Document our ideas for investing in, expanding and improving provision for children and young people with additional needs.
We want to hear the views of parents and carers of children with SEND, school support staff and anyone else...More
The Council is committed to providing a business rates service to the businesses of Sheffield which is both business-friendly and which maximises the collection of business rates in order to fund the ongoing provision of Council services. In doing so we welcome feedback from businesses of their...More
Sheffield City Council's Revenues and Benefits Service collect Council Tax from over 240,000 households. We also provide Housing Benefit and Council Tax support to over 60,000 households in the city. This financial support helps maintain communities and assists individual citizens to meet their...More
The Council is committed to providing a business rates service to the businesses of Sheffield which is both business-friendly and which maximises the collection of business rates in order to fund the ongoing provision of Council services. In doing so we welcome feedback from businesses of their...More
We would like to know who had the flu jab in winter 2018/19; wherever you work, whatever your role and whether you were eligible or not. Please let us know by completing this quick, 2 question survey. Please do it now! More
We would like to know who had the flu jab in winter 2018/19, wherever you work, whatever your role and whether you are eligible or not. Please let us know by completing this quick, 2 question survey. Please do it now! More
Sheffield City Council values your suggestions and complaints, and uses them to improve our services.
We would like to know how we did with the complaint you recently made, and would be grateful if you could answer the 4 questions on the following page. ...More
Sheffield City Council's Revenues and Benefits Service collect Council Tax from over 240,000 households. We also provide Housing Benefit and Council Tax support to over 60,000 households in the city. This financial support helps maintain communities and assists individual citizens to meet their...More
NHS Sheffield Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) and its partners are asking the public to share their views on urgent care services in Sheffield via an online survey. More
Have you had recent experiences of accessing or trying to access Mental Health Services in Sheffield (in the last 2 years).
Would you like to use your experience to help improve services in the future?
If so we invite you to take part in our Scrutiny Review of Mental Health...More
Our colleagues at Sheffield NHS Clinical Commissioning Group are running a consultation on dementia.
They've joined-up with Sheffield City Council and other organisations from the public, voluntary, community and private sectors to develop some commitments to improve the care and support for...More
We want to hear from residents and businesses to help us decide spending priorities so we can set the Council’s budget for the next year (April 2019 to March 2020).
Our budget consultation runs from Monday 3 rd December until Friday 11 th January .
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Under the Localism Act 2011, local communities can produce a Neighbourhood Development Plan setting out policies on the development and use of land in their area.
Community groups and Parish Councils can apply for the designation of a Neighbourhood Plan Area: this is the first stage in...More
Sheffield City Council's Revenues and Benefits Service collect Council Tax from over 240,000 households. We also provide Housing Benefit and Council Tax support to over 60,000 households in the city. This financial support helps maintain communities and assists individual citizens to meet their...More
Sheffield City Council has some funding from the new housing development on the former Parson Cross College site. This funding is to make improvements to Colley Park and to provide play facilities in the area close to the new housing.
We carried out consultation in 2017 to develop a plan for...More
A new Scoot Park was built on the site of the old tennis courts in Grenoside Park in the summer of 2018. It is designed for scooters, bikes and skateboards. It was a partnership project between the Friends of Grenoside Park and Sheffield City Council. The project emerged when a group of...More
Our Equality Objectives are very important to us as an organisation. They guide the work we carry out in the city and demonstrate our commitment to challenging inequality and promoting a fair and inclusive Sheffield.
By law the Council is required to set at least one Equality...More
Sheffield City Council has secured funding from central Government to develop a long term Masterplan for Gleadless Valley. The money will pay for the work to identify what needs improving and where, and how this can best be done.
Local people have already been giving their...More
This short survey has been produced by Adult Social Care and is linked to the annual public health flu survey.
However this is a more targeted survey specifically aimed at staff who work in Adult Social Care and are in roles that come into contact with the general public of Sheffield.
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Sheffield City Council has access to funding to make improvements to the Ponderosa Park to raise the quality of the site and increase its recreational value to local communities, by:
A) Making the site more welcoming, accessible and safer
B) Improving the play and sports...More
Under the Gambling Act 2005, the Licensing Authority is required to publish a statement of principles (policy) which define the principles they will apply in exercising its gambling licensing functions under the Act.
The aim of the policy is to promote the following three licensing...More
The Council receives a payment called a Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) for new building projects, which is then used to fund necessary improvements in infrastructure.
We are seeking views on our proposals to use the Local CIL (Neighbourhood Portion) in Sheffield to:
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