Shropshire Safeguarding Children Board (SSCB), in conjunction with Shropshire Youth, has developed an e-safety survey for young people.
We'd like as many young people (primary, secondary and college age) as possible to complete the survey. The survey should take approximately 10 minutes to complete.
The aim of the survey is to help inform the SSCB in the development of projects to help keep young people safe on the internet.
Take part in our online survey to help us identify any issues in Shropshire.
Take the survey now »In the main the findings were positive, showing that the e-safety work done over the years in schools has been sustained and is resulting in young people feeling and being safer online.
Findings were reported to the SSCB Child Exploitation sub-group, SSCB Exec and the Board itself through the annual SSCB Child Exploitation Report. The sub-group will continue to work on areas fo concern and will share learning, celebrating positive messages with those with an e-Safety role.
We're inviting people who use day centres in Shropshire, their family members, carers, members of the public, professionals and our stakeholders to have their say on proposed changes to Shropshire Council’s in-house day services. These are services Shropshire Council runs and delivers.
The introduction of waiting restrictions along Curriers Lane and its junctions with Barn Road and Greenfield Crescent will provide unrestricted access along the road increasing visibility for all road users including pedestrians, cyclists and motorists, reduce congestion and improve air quality.
Proposal to establish a pedestrian crossing on Oteley Road, Shrewsbury.