This page will let you know about Council consultations that are taking place in Tendring, how to get involved, find out what the responses were and what we've done about it. You'll find the key issues we're looking at in the district and take part if you wish.
Current consultations:
Development Plan Document (Submission Version) Regulation 19 Consultation
Tendring District Council and Colchester City Council, in partnership with Essex County Council, have prepared and published a Submission Version of the Tendring Colchester Borders Garden Community Development Plan Document. This sets out the detail of a new Garden Community proposed for land crossing the Tendring and Colchester border.
The consultation runs from 15th May 2023 to 25th June 2023. Visit Tendring Colchester Borders Garden Community for further information.
Tendring Business Survey Winter 2023
Tendring District Council’s Economic Growth Team is looking at how it can improve the support and advice offered to businesses in the district. You are invited to complete the survey to give us a better understanding of what you as a business might need in the future to help you grow and prosper.
This survey closes on Friday, 3 March 2023.
Sport and recreation
We know how important sport and recreation is for the District and its residents. If you have views on whether there are enough sports and recreation facilities across Tendring – are there too many, or is there something lacking, please contact Mike Carran on 01255 686688 or mcarran@tendringdc.gov.uk
Car parks
Parking services want to hear about your experiences of the Council's car parks, please fill out our online customer satisfaction survey.
Forthcoming decisions
View forthcoming decisions to be made
Council tenants
If you are a Council tenant there are lots of opportunities for you to get involved. Visit the tenant involvement page for more information.
Contact your councillor
1. Do you have a local issue which you feel strongly about?
2. Do you need more things to do in your area?
3. Are you worried about crime or the environment where you live?
4. Do you feel that your voice isn’t being heard?
If the answer is yes to any of these questions, why not get in contact with the councillor that represents your part of the District? Find your Councillor.
Councillors are elected by the people of Tendring to represent your views and to do something about the issues in our local communities that affect us all.
If you feel strongly about an issue, don’t just sit there and wait for somebody else to do something about it, get together with your friends and contact your councillor to get things changed for the better.