Pembrokeshire residents are being encouraged to take part in a county-wide survey to help shape the future of local services and ensure their views are heard.

The 'Let's Talk: Living in Pembrokeshire' survey, launched by Pembrokeshire County Council, aims to gather residents' opinions on the issues that matter most to them and their experiences of living in the county.

By completing the survey, residents will help the Council gain a better understanding of:

· What matters most to local people

· Residents' experiences of their local communities

· How people view and interact with Pembrokeshire County Council

The Council is keen to hear from as many residents as possible and is encouraging people to share the survey with family members, friends and neighbours to ensure a wide range of views are represented.

The survey consists of 11 short sections and takes approximately 10 minutes to complete.

PCC’s Cabinet Member for Residents Services, Cllr Rhys Sinnett, said: "We want to hear from as many Pembrokeshire residents as possible. Whether you've lived here all your life or have recently moved to the county, your views and experiences matter.

"The feedback we receive through this survey will help us better understand what is important to people, what is working well in our communities, and where we need to improve. It is a valuable opportunity for residents to have their say and help shape the future of local services.

"Every response counts, and the more people who take part, the better informed we will be as we plan for the future of our county."

Residents can take part online by visiting PCC’s Have Your Say webpage

The closing date for responses is November 1.

For those who would prefer to complete a paper copy, arrangements can be made by contacting the Council's Customer Contact Centre on 01437 764551 or by emailing [email protected].

Easy Read versions are also available. Paper and Easy Read copies can be collected from the main reception at County Hall, as well as local libraries and leisure centres across Pembrokeshire.