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Please see below a list of current consultations that may be of interest from Central Government.
We are seeking views on new policies to be included in the forthcoming Railways Bill, which will enable the establishment of Great British Railways (GBR). GBR will be a single directing mind that will run our rail infrastructure and passenger services in the public interest.
The overall aim of these proposed reforms is to provide a railway that works better for both passengers and taxpayers across Great Britain. Closes 15 April 2025
Young People
On 5 March, the government launched a survey for young people aged 10-21 years old, which those up to 25 years old with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) can also respond to, to hear what support services, facilities and opportunities they need. Young people will be able to submit their views on a range of topics including what issues matter to them in their local area, what services they think should be available to young people, and how money should be spent in their area. The Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) has produced a communications toolkit which contains key messaging, social media resources and a session plan for organisations to run engagements with young people to help councils share this information. The survey closes on 16 April.
We are seeking views on new policies to be included in the forthcoming Railways Bill, which will enable the establishment of Great British Railways (GBR). GBR will be a single directing mind that will run our rail infrastructure and passenger services in the public interest.
The overall aim of these proposed reforms is to provide a railway that works better for both passengers and taxpayers across Great Britain. Closes 15 April 2025
Young People
On 5 March, the government launched a survey for young people aged 10-21 years old, which those up to 25 years old with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) can also respond to, to hear what support services, facilities and opportunities they need. Young people will be able to submit their views on a range of topics including what issues matter to them in their local area, what services they think should be available to young people, and how money should be spent in their area. The Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) has produced a communications toolkit which contains key messaging, social media resources and a session plan for organisations to run engagements with young people to help councils share this information. The survey closes on 16 April.
If you would like to know more about how they use and store the information you give them, please read their Privacy notice available on the individual consultation pages.
Southend City Council is not responsible for these projects and does not hold any information relating to these projects.
