Consultations

Welcome to Brighton & Hove City Council's consultation portal. This site will show all consultations that are run by the council. Consultations enable you to have your say about how we work and what we plan to do. Your views help us make our policies, strategies and services better for everyone.

Open Consultations

  • Stanmer Park visitor questionnaire

    Thanks to a grant from the National Lottery Heritage Fund and Brighton & Hove City Council, Plumpton College and South Downs National Park Authority, Stanmer Park is improving the way it looks after and shares its heritage. Now, we want to hear what you think about Stanmer Park. Find... More

    Closes 31 March 2023

  • Home to School Transport - Post 16 Transport Policy Consultations

    Two Home to School Transport consultations. Consultation A: This consultation relates to transport arrangements for the 2023-24 academic year, which starts in September 2023. Read the draft Post 16 Transport Policy Statement 2023 to 2024 . Consultation... More

    Closes 16 April 2023

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Closed Consultations

  • Rottingdean Neighbourhood Plan - Submission Consultation (Regulation 16)

    Rottingdean Parish Council has prepared a Neighbourhood Plan . The plan sets out a vision for the future of the Rottingdean Parish Neighbourhood Area and includes planning policies which will be used to help determine planning applications locally. The Parish undertook their... More

    Closed 16 March 2023

  • Blakers Park - Tennis consultation

    Brighton & Hove City Council wants to know how you feel about the proposals from Blakers Park Tennis CIC to take over the management and operation of the two public tennis courts at the park. We (Brighton & Hove City Council) are also inviting your comments on the current tennis... More

    Closed 5 March 2023

  • City wide drug related harm survey

    The Brighton & Hove Community Safety Partnership want to increase people’s trust and confidence in reporting drug harm in communities and neighbourhoods. We want to hear from residents about their experience of reporting drug-related antisocial behaviour and crime. This is to help us identify... More

    Closed 5 March 2023

  • Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) / Local Intelligence

    The Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) is a set of resources that describe the health and wellbeing needs of the local population, and how they vary across the city and for different groups. It is used to identify local health and wellbeing issues and inform the way local services are... More

    Closed 23 February 2023

  • Brighton & Hove Community Safety Strategy 2023-26

    Brighton & Hove’s Community Safety Partnership is made up of representatives from statutory, voluntary and community organisations. It works towards cutting crime and anti-social behaviour and making the city safer. The Community Safety and Crime Reduction Strategy lays out the... More

    Closed 5 February 2023

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We Asked, You Said, We Did

Here are some of the issues we have consulted on and their outcomes. See all outcomes

We asked

In June 2022, residents in the Withdean Road area were written to, to gauge whether there was support for a residents parking scheme.

The results from this initial consultation showed that 87.5% of respondents supported the introduction of a resident parking scheme.

Therefore, in November 2022 we wrote to residents and businesses in this area again and asked if they would support a light-touch residents’ parking scheme.

The proposed scheme would be active Monday to Sunday from 9am to 10am and 1pm to 2pm

You said

101 residents responded to the consultation.

  • 89% of residents support a light touch residents parking scheme
  • 80.6% or residents support a scheme to operate from 9 am to 10am and from 1pm to 2pm (7 days a week, Monday to Sunday)

You can find more information and full consultation results in the January 2023 Environment, Transport and Sustainability Committee report.

We did

Based on the consultation results and following the Environment, Transport and Sustainability committee in January 2023, we will be advertising a Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) in February 2023.

The results of this will be presented to the Environment, Transport and Sustainability committee in June 2023.

The committee will decide what happens next. 

We asked

Following introduction of Zone X in August 2021, a review of this parking scheme took place in October 2022.

The review let residents tell us if they think we need to make any changes to the parking scheme.

You said

205 residents responded out of the 853 addresses we sent questionnaires to.

  • 69.7% are either satisfied or very satisfied with the current Zone X scheme
  • 71.6% are happy for the scheme to remain the same

We did

Based on the consultation results, we will not be proposing any changes to Zone X.

You can find more information and full consultation results in the Environment, Transport and Sustainability (ETS) Committee Report.

 

We asked

In November 2021, we wrote to residents in the Roedean area to gauge if there was support for the introducton of a residents parking scheme.

80% of respondents were in favour of a residents parking scheme.

Therefore in June 2022, we wrote to residents in the area again with a detailed parking design drawing for this area.

You said

Following the recent detailed design parking consultation in the Roedean area, the council did not receive a significant level of support for a scheme from residents to proceed at this time.

We did

Full results and further information can be found in the committee report from the Environment, Transport and Sustainability Committee report from September 2022.