We are seeking your feedback to learn from and understand the perspective of care workers to support the appraisal of overnight and 24 hour provision. We are also seeking feedback from people in receipt of support in a separate exercise in conjunction with Healthwatch and the Carers...More
Why are we getting in touch?
You have been getting care in your home, during the day and at night. We want to know what you think about the care you’re getting – what works, and what doesn’t work.
What happens to the information I give you? ...More
We are seeking your feedback to learn from and understand the perspective of the families and carers of the people in receipt of care, to support the review of the 24 hour home care service with waking nights.
We would encourage you to be open and honest; your responses...More
A Sorbus aria (commonly known as a Whitebeam) has been identified in the central reservation of St Mary's Gate as being dead.
Following an assessment carried out by our tree experts a recommendation has been made to remove the tree.
Once removed,...More
A Malus tschonoskii (commonly known as a Crab Apple Tree) has been identified outside the Moorfoot Building as having a progressive lean and being affected by Ganoderma decay at the base.
An assessment carried out by our tree experts advises that G ...More
A Sorbus aucuparia (Rowan tree) outside 45 Den Bank Crescent has been identified as being decline and beginning to fall apart.
An assessment carried out by our tree experts advises that this tree in is in very poor physiological condition and beginning to fall...More
An Acer platanoides (Norway Maple Tree) on Brunswick Street near the junction of Glossop Road has been identified as being in decline
An assessment carried out by our tree experts advises that this tree is in decline with Cryptostroma corticale apparent on dead...More
A Malus sylvestris (Crab Apple Tree) outside 40 Stanwood Avenue has been found to be in decline.
An assessment carried out by our tree experts advises that this tree in is in very poor physiological condition , has suffered from multiple scaffold limb failures and...More
We would like to understand more about the mental wellbeing of our workforce. We are introducing this pulse survey using the Warwick Edinburgh Mental Wellbeing scale to gain an understanding of how our service is feeling. This is seven simple statements that we are asking you to score yourself...More
A Sorbus aucuparia (commonly known as a Rowan tree) has been identified outside 4 - 6 Bradway Grange Road as being dead
Following an assessment carried out by our tree experts a recommendation has been made to remove the tree.
Once removed, we...More
An Ulmus procera (commonly known as an English Elm tree) has been identified on Cowley Lane near to the junction of Nether Lane as being dead
Following an assessment carried out by our tree experts a recommendation has been made to remove the tree.
...More
A Malus floribunda (commonly known as a Japanese Crab Apple Tree) has been identified outside 28 - 30 Sandstone Road as dying
An assessment carried out by our tree experts estimates that it has less than 5 years of safe useful life on the highway. As the tree...More
Working Together to Remove the Digital Divide in Sheffield: Progress Update and City-Wide Survey
What has happened since the ‘Digital Inclusion Summit’ in January 2021?
The first city wide Digital Inclusion Summit in January was a great success....More
We recognise the commitment, passion and dedication of foster carers in Sheffield and would like to give you the opportunity to have your say about your experience as a Foster Carer with Sheffield City Council.
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A Prunus Kanzan (Cherry tree) on Aldred Road has been identified as damaging third party (private) property.
An inspection and excavation has identifed that the root causing the damage is too large to sever or prune without compriomising both the structural integrity and long...More
BT proposes to remove 46 payphones (the phone box and the equipment) across the city at the following locations - see document attached below for their locations.
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Why are we consulting about domestic abuse?
We are seeking your views and experiences of domestic abuse services and accommodation to help inform changes that will be introduced by the forthcoming Domestic Abuse Bill.
This means we need to ensure there is...More
The climate crisis is bigger than any of us in Sheffield and to tackle it we will need to work together as a city. The Pathways to Zero event on 19th March is a moment in time when we can come together and share ideas, the first of many conversations. If you were unable to attend or want to...More
This survey aims to seek feedback on the Youth Services Strategy, currently being drafted. We are seeking your thoughts on our vision, aims, outcomes and activities to make sure that we are setting out to deliver what Sheffield needs from its Youth Service.
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If you identify as LGBT+ and live in Sheffield, LGBT+ Sheffield in partnership with Sheffield City Council would like to know about your experiences throughout the Covid19 pandemic and now that restrictions are lifting.
This information will be used to infom services and organisations in the...More
Following public consultation alongside meeting with locals users & residents, as part of the play improvements for Sycamore the following options contained in this survey have now been drafted.
From the consultation the highest priority was the refurbishment of the tarmac area. Requests...More
If you live in a flat and share your bins with other properties we want to know what you think about the bin collection services you receive. We also want to hear from you if you are a landlord or managing agent with responsibility for managing the shared bins provided.
If you live in a...More
We want to hear what you think about your black bin collection service. If you have your own bins or share them with other households (flats) we want to hear from you about what you think works well and what works less well with the service you receive.
If you live in a flat and share...More
In Sheffield we provide all houses with a recycling collection service for paper and card in a blue bin, and glass, cans and plastic bottles in a brown bin.
This survey provides you with the opportunity to have your say about the quality of the service you receive, and any changes you would...More
There are five Household Waste Recycling Centres in Sheffield. These sites are provided for Sheffield residents to dispose of their household waste including furniture, electrical equipment, garden waste, soil and rubble and general household rubbish.
This survey will take around five...More
As a Sheffield City Council tenant or leaseholder, what are the most important things you want from your landlord? We are reviewing our ‘Customer Standards’ - these are our commitments to you - and we need to work with you to make sure we are delivering what matters most to you. ...More
Sheffield City Council is committed to ensuring that all the transport we provide is safe, timely and appropriate to the needs of each individual child / young person.
We would like to know your views on SEND transport so we can identify what we are doing well, and where...More
This survey aims to establish feedback from members of the public, parents, carers and young people about our Youth Services strategy currently being drafted.
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The Allocations Policy was implemented in April 2016, it sets out how we allocate social housing in Sheffield. The purpose of this survey is to gain your views on s ome of the options for changes which could be made to the Allocations Policy .
In Sheffield...More
Over the next few years, Sheffield City Council is going to spend money on youth services to help develop the contribution of young people to our city.
Our services include youth clubs, youth workers, careers advice and guidance, as well as one-toone support for young people experiencing...More