Liverpool residents are being invited to become a voice for the city through a new residents’ panel that will put local voices at the heart of decision-making.
Liverpool Voices is a new initiative from Liverpool City Council that will bring together residents from across the city to share their views, experiences and ideas on the issues that matter most to them. The aim is to ensure local voices help inform policies, services and plans for Liverpool.
Open to anyone aged 16 and over who lives in Liverpool, the panel will give residents regular opportunities to have their say through surveys, discussion groups, community workshops and other engagement activities.
Liverpool City Council is keen to hear from people from all backgrounds, ages and communities, helping ensure the panel reflects the diversity of the city and the experiences of its residents.
Councillor Liam Robinson, Leader of Liverpool City Council, said: “In Liverpool, we know that our greatest strength has always been our people, and no one knows our city better than the residents who live here.
“Liverpool Voices is an opportunity for people from across our city to share their views, experiences and ideas, helping to inform the decisions that affect our communities and our future. By joining Liverpool Voices, you’ll help us improve services and ensure that residents’ voices are meaningfully listened to.
“Together, we can make Liverpool even stronger.”
Become a Liverpool Voice
Liverpool Voices is open to anyone aged 16 and over who lives in Liverpool and wants to make a difference.
By joining, you’ll have opportunities throughout the year to share your views, take part in surveys and discussions, on the issues that matter most to you.
Sign up today and make sure your voice is heard.
Find out more and register your interest at Liverpool Voices, or email engage@liverpool.gov.uk for more information.
