The Council has to set a budget to provide a wide range of services including housing, benefits administration, homelessness prevention, refuse collection, street cleansing, early help, leisure, planning and many more.

With increased demands for services feedback from residents is more important than ever. The consultation is an opportunity to hear from residents and establish which services they consider are priorities for spending.

These are important decisions as they will inform how your money is spent and how services are provided. The Council is asking about levels of council tax increases and about the possibility of offering the option to pay for enhanced non-statutory services, those are the ones that the council does not have to do by law.

This consultation is a great opportunity for residents and businesses to contribute to the discussions and the Council would encourage all South Norfolk residents to spare a few minutes to complete the survey. The consultation can be found at: www.southnorfolkandbroadland.gov.uk