From Brent Council
Brent Connects takes place tomorrow on Tuesday 25 January 2021, 6-8pm and will focus on the Council's draft budget and the Let's Talk Climate conversation.
Voices of the community and generating new ideas are key to making Brent a better place to live, work and visit, so book your place today by visiting: Brent Connects Tickets, Tue 25 Jan 2022 at 18:00 | Eventbrite.
The meeting will be held virtually via Zoom, but do not worry if you’ve never used Zoom before as we’ll be sending detailed instructions to all attendees beforehand.
If you have any questions, please email brent.connects@brent.gov.uk
Brent Connects - Agenda - 25 Jan 2022.docx.pdf
Draft budget
Join us to share your views on the proposals for the 2022/23 budget. We want to know what services are the most important to local people so we can make the best decisions about where to make savings.
The new proposals for 2022/23 are designed to limit, as far as possible, service reductions and the impact on front line services, particularly during these challenging times.
Let's Talk Climate
The second part of the session will focus on how we can work together to make local neighbourhoods greener and more sustainable.
Your feedback will influence the contracts for three important council services that are up for renewal next year and could change how your waste and recycling is managed, how we keep streets clean and how green spaces are maintained.
We want to hear your ideas for how we can deliver these services in ways that meet your and your neighbourhood’s needs while encouraging people to take more responsibility for keeping their areas clean.
2 comments:
Is the Council serious about its Budget Consultation?
There are no budget papers provided and the amount allocated to such a supposedly important issue is just 25 minutes. In any case should not the Director of Fiance be making the presentation as he will hopefully know what he is talking about?
Another chance for Brent residents to be misled to and ignored.
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