Have a say on making Melton a safer place to live and work
Residents and business owners across the Melton borough are invited to contribute to a new strategy aimed at making it a safer place to live and work.
The survey has been launched by Melton Borough Council to help shape the aims of the Safer Melton Partnership strategy for the next five years.
The organisation brings together a range of partners including police, fire service, health, councils and voluntary sector partners with a focus on reducing crime and anti-social behaviour in the borough.
Councillor Sarah Cox, chair of the safer Melton partnership, said: “As a partnership, we want to know your views about how you think we can make Melton a safer place to live, work and visit.
"Whether you are a resident, a visitor or a business, we know how important it is that you are safe and feel safe in our borough.
“This is your opportunity to have your say on the things matter to you, so that the Safer Melton Partnership can focus their plans and efforts on these things to ensure Melton is somewhere that everyone feels safe now and in the future."
Comments can be made after clicking HERE and completing the survey by 11.59pm on Friday August 30.
For those unable to complete the survey online, paper copies can be requested by calling 01664 502 502 or by visiting the council offices.
Completed paper consultations should be returned to Safer Communities Team, Melton Borough Council Parkside Offices, Station Approach, Burton Street, Melton Mowbray, LE13 1GH before the consultation closure date.