Consultation Hub

The Perth & Kinross Council Consultation Hub will help you find and participate in consultations that interest you.  We consider what you tell us and use this, along with other information, to inform our recommendations and decisions. We will report back here on what we have done with the information we gather.

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Featured Consultations

Food Growing Strategy Consultation (Phase 2)

Food Growing Strategy Consultation (Phase 2)
Closes 1 March 2021

Tayside Strategy for Parents; Draft Delivery Plan 2021

Tayside Strategy for Parents; Draft Delivery Plan 2021
Closes 21 March 2021

Open Consultations

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Closed Consultations

  • Perth & Kinross Council Equality Outcomes

    We are required to review our existing Statutory Equality Outcomes by April 2021. We believe that ‘Equality is at the Heart of What We Do’ and our Equality Outcomes should demonstrate that: Perth and Kinross is a safe, welcoming and accessible area. ... More

    Closed 19 February 2021

  • Tenant Satisfaction Survey 2020/21

    Perth & Kinross Council Housing Services is committed to listening to you and using your views to continually improve the services we provide. To help us achieve this we regularly carry out tenant satisfaction surveys. The survey asks for your views on the services we... More

    Closed 1 February 2021

  • Let's Work Together to Tackle and Adapt to Climate Change (Phase 4) Transport

    In June 2019 Perth & Kinross Council declared support for the Scottish Government and UK Parliaments’ climate emergency statements. The Council committed to work with citizens and other stakeholders in setting out a route map to a low carbon and climate resilient Perth and... More

    Closed 31 January 2021

  • Let's Work Together to Tackle and Adapt to Climate Change (Phase 5) Business and Industry

    In June 2019 Perth & Kinross Council declared support for the Scottish Government and UK Parliaments’ climate emergency statements. The Council committed to work with citizens and other stakeholders in setting out a route map to a low carbon and climate resilient Perth and... More

    Closed 31 January 2021

  • Let's Work Together to Tackle and Adapt to Climate Change (Phase 2) Energy and Buildings

    In June 2019 Perth & Kinross Council declared support for the Scottish Government and UK Parliaments’ climate emergency statements. The Council committed to work with citizens and other stakeholders in setting out a route map to a low carbon and climate resilient Perth and Kinross. ... More

    Closed 31 January 2021

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We Asked, You Said, We Did

Here are some of the issues we have consulted on and their outcomes. See all outcomes

We asked

Climate Change is having a significant and detrimental impact to our surrounding environment and nature. We must adapt our lifestyle and habits to see the benefits such as; an improvement in health, saving money on energy and carbon saving actions, and encouraging more biodiversity in our natural environment.

We asked what challenges you face in tackling Climate Change and how we can work together to become a climate resilient Perth and Kinross.

You said

We received comments and feedback across all five phases of the engagement, as well as online sessions hosted by PKC and Climate Cafés across the region, to highlight the key areas which you feel should be prioritised and what actions and next steps we should take. The following were some of the feedback and suggestions from phase 1;

 

  • Perth & Kinross Council should lead by example and set their own ambitious targets.
  • Suggestion of a Citizen Panel to be established.
  • More information and guidance is needed from the Council to help communities, businesses, and all other stakeholders with behavioural changes.

We did

Along with the action points and next steps from the series of online sessions and Climate Cafés, the results of the engagement will be presented to the Council in late summer 2021.The full analysis of the engagement process will be published in our Climate Change Action Plan Report.

We asked

Climate Change is having a significant and detrimental impact to our surrounding environment and nature. We must adapt our lifestyle and habits to see the benefits such as; an improvement in health, saving money on energy and carbon saving actions, and encouraging more biodiversity in our natural environment.

We asked what challenges you face in tackling Climate Change and how we can work together to become a climate resilient Perth and Kinross.

You said

We received comments and feedback across all five phases of the engagement, as well as online sessions hosted by PKC and Climate Cafés across the region, to highlight the key areas which you feel should be prioritised and what actions and next steps we should take. The following were some of the feedback and suggestions from phase 2;

  • Fuel poverty is a recognised issue across Perth and Kinross and communities would like to get involved in finding out more information for themselves and to help others.
  • Extremely important for the Council to provide support to Council tenants in making changes to mitigate climate change.
  • Most private homeowners are not aware of EPC rating targets and practical implications associated with these.
  • Importance of trusted sources of local and relevant advice for energy and carbon saving emissions.

We did

Along with the action points and next steps from the series of online sessions and Climate Cafés, the results of the engagement will be presented to the Council in late summer 2021.The full analysis of the engagement process will be published in our Climate Change Action Plan Report.

We asked

Climate Change is having a significant and detrimental impact to our surrounding environment and nature. We must adapt our lifestyle and habits to see the benefits such as; an improvement in health, saving money on energy and carbon saving actions, and encouraging more biodiversity in our natural environment.

We asked what challenges you face in tackling Climate Change and how we can work together to become a climate resilient Perth and Kinross.

You said

We received comments and feedback across all five phases of the engagement, as well as online sessions hosted by PKC and Climate Cafés across the region, to highlight the key areas which you feel should be prioritised and what actions and next steps we should take. The following were some of the feedback and suggestions from phase 5;

  • Promotion of Green Tourism and supporting local businesses.
  • Encourage supermarkets to reduce food packaging and to source food locally.
  • More information and advice to be made available to businesses about waste management.

We did

Along with the action points and next steps from the series of online sessions and Climate Cafés, the results of the engagement will be presented to the Council in late summer 2021.The full analysis of the engagement process will be published in our Climate Change Action Plan Report.