The latest People’s Panel Survey is now open.
Join 3000 other local people who take part in interesting, exciting and important research about local people and local places.
This survey asks you about:
- Paying for Social Care, now or in the future
- What stops you from being self-employed?
- Hull City Council self-employment support
- Hull History Centre – how much do you know?
- National Picture Theatre – plans for renovation
Complete the latest Peoples Panel survey here
This survey closes on Monday 28 October
Access the latest People's Panel survey results here
The People's Panel.
The People's Panel consists of over 3000 local people from Hull and the East Riding of Yorkshire who regularly tell us what they think and influence local decisions that affect them, and their families. No meetings to attend, we send your survey straight to your inbox, and all you have to do is click the link, tell us what you think and you're done. You will immediately be entered into a prize draw. Getting involved couldn't be easier.
If you haven't yet joined the Peoples Panel, join thousands of other local people who regularly have their say about decisions that affect them.
No meetings - we will email the surveys straight to you.
Find out more about the People's Panel
Enterprise Panel
If you are a local business, we also want your views about how we help local business to thrive. Sign up to the Enterprise Panel now.
Find out about the Enterprise Panel for businesses and organisations in the Humber region
| City of Hull Future Housing Strategy |
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The Council is leading the development of a new housing strategy for the city's adults. This will guide investment and will set our priorities for the future. These questions ask you to think about your housing needs in the future, when perhaps your mobility might not be as good as it is now, or you may need help around the house, or with tasks such as washing or dressing. We want to hear from adults of all ages including those who may consider themselves as needing additional support either now or in the future. This need could arise from age related conditions or a pre-existing disability.
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| Complete the Future Housing Strategy survey |
Draft public Library Strategy 2020-2030
Hull Libraries have published a draft Public Library Strategy for consultation and would like to know what you think.
Do you agree with our vision for public libraries in the future and the four key areas of work that the Strategy focuses upon?
You can share your views -
- by completing the online survey below
- via printed survey forms which are available in every library
- at roadshow events which are being organised across the city, details on the Hull Culture & Leisure website
This survey closes on 30 November 2019
Other consultations and surveys
Hull City Council makes sure that it meets the needs and expectations of its residents by regularly consulting with individuals, organisations and businesses.
The following are current Hull City Council consultations and surveys -
Ongoing surveys
| City centre regeneration and improvement |
| Hull City Council is working on a number of exciting regeneration and improvement projects in the city centre. We want to make sure local people and visitors have a chance to tell us what they think and what they would like to see. Please take a moment to give us your views on this project. |
| Complete the survey here |
| Hull City Council services satisfaction survey |
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Hull City Council strives to continually improve the service it provides and to deliver value for money to the people of Hull and those who work in and visit the city. Please take a moment to tell us how satisfied you are with Hull City Council's services by letting us know where you think we have improved and where you think we have got worse. We also want to know a little bit about your experience of making complaints and about your view of Hull as City of Culture 2017. |
| Complete the Hull City Council satisfaction survey |
| Beverley Road Townscape Heritage Scheme survey |
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Covering the stretch of Beverley Road between the city centre and the junction of Queens Road and Sculcoates Lane, the Townscape Heritage Scheme for Beverley Road has been awarded a grant of almost £1.6m. This is to be used to offer -
We would like to hear your views to help us monitor and evaluate how much of a positive impact the scheme is having on the area. |
| Complete the Beverley Road Townscape Heritage Scheme survey |
Results of previous consultations and surveys
The results of previous key consultations and surveys can be found on the Hull Data Observatory.
Visit the 'Have Your Say' area of the Hull Data Observatory