The survey launches on Monday, August 10, giving people the opportunity to tell the council about their experience of living, working and spending time in their local neighbourhood. Feedback gathered through the survey will help to inform future priorities, decision-making and service planning across the district. In 2025, feedback received through the My Neighbourhood Survey (formerly known as the Places Survey) meant that investments were made in street cleansing equipment and new waste collection vehicles, and fly-tipping hotspots were identified. Karen May, said: "Listening to residents is essential if we are to make informed decisions about our communities. "The annual My Neighbourhood Survey is your chance to tell us what is working well, what matters to you, and where you would like to see change.