Consultation Hub

Welcome to Citizen Space. This site will help you find and participate in consultations that interest you.

Recently updated consultations are displayed below. Alternatively, search for consultations by keyword, postcode, interest etc.

Open Consultations

  • Eastleigh Borough Council Public Art projects monitoring survey 2024-2025

    All parties submitting a Tender for a public art opportunity with the Council are asked to complete this anonymous monitoring survey at the same time as submitting their Tender. Answers cannot be connected to your Tender. Please answer all of the questions and use the ‘Prefer Not To Say’...

    Closes 30 April 2025

Closed Consultations

  • IVCP Fright Night Feedback

    Thank you for joining us at Halloween Fright Night at Itchen Valley! We appreciate you taking the time to share your feedback, which will help us improve and shape future events at the park.

    Closed 17 November 2024

  • Are you a recycling hero? Take 2

    Throughout 2024 we have been running our ‘Let’s get it sorted’ campaign as we continue to encourage residents to improve their recycling by making sure they put the right items in the right bin. By taking part in our quick and simple 'Are you a recycling hero' survey you will be helping to better...

    Closed 27 October 2024

  • The Point & The Berry Theatres – Consultation on Fees & Charges

    We would like to hear your thoughts on the upcoming changes to Fees & Charges at The Point and The Berry Theatres. Your feedback is important and will help shape future decisions. By sharing your views, you'll help us understand how the Fees & Charges changes may impact our users, ensuring all...

    Closed 15 October 2024

  • ViewFinder Project Survey - Part 2

    ViewFinder Project - co-creating a Vision for Public Art in Hedge End, West End and Botley! Thank you to all that have either completed the first survey, joined a walk, talk or workshop or spent time with us at the West End Community Day, sharing your time and thoughts on what public art in...

    Closed 27 September 2024

  • Consultation Survey: Future of CCTV in Eastleigh

    Eastleigh Borough Council’s Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) cameras are no longer fit for purpose and the current costs of operation are no longer affordable. The council currently has 51 public realm CCTV cameras in Eastleigh Town Centre and 4 cameras located in Hedge End. Overall reported...

    Closed 18 September 2024

We Asked, You Said, We Did

Here are some of the issues we have consulted on and their outcomes.

We asked

We asked for your views on the draft Strategy and Action Plan.

You said

There was a range of views: Many people agreed that there should be open and constructive discussions about what people with protected characteristics need.  Some people felt it would be enought to treat all people the same, with respect, and efficiently. Some people expressed that this was a waste of money. Some people asked for specific extra actions. Some felt that labels can sometimes be over-used to define people and create divisions and the aim should be to treat people as people, and bring people together. Thankyou for all these comments. 

We did

All the views have been considered and a new version of the Strategy and Action Plan is now going forward for approval at the Council's Cabinet on 29th March. The Action plan will now last for a single year during which time the Council will consult in more detail with groups to ensure the Council understands better the needs of people with protected characteristics. The Action Plan has more specific actions and times of when the action will be completed. The Council is legally bound to pay particular attention to equal opportunities and fostering good relations as set out in the Strategy, and there may be areas where the Council has a role to go further to ensure that equality of opportunity is genuine and not assumed. (This is known as positive action and permitted in law, as opposed to positive discrimination which is not.) However the Strategy does now reflect the comments about not dividing people into different groups.