We're exploring the opportunity to partner with an energy supply company to provide competitively priced energy to residents. As part of this process, we'll be assessing what additional social value or benefits such a partnership could bring to us and our residents and communities.
One option could include offering residents the option to pay into a ‘Shropshire tariff' which could be used to address fuel poverty or environmental issues, or could generate green energy for Shropshire.
This short survey will be used to initially address whether residents would be willing to pay a small proportion of their energy bill to support local initiatives. To access the survey, click on the "How to get involved" tab above.
The survey will only take a couple of minutes to complete and you can access it by clicking the green button below.
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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.
Comment on this proposal.