Residents, businesses and visitors are being invited to share their views as work continues to shape a vision for the future of Buckley town centre.
Flintshire County Council is inviting people to take part in a new public engagement opportunity as part of Shaping Buckley, a project looking at how the town centre could be improved and made more attractive, welcoming and vibrant for everyone.
The engagement will help the project team understand what people value about Buckley today, what could be improved and what people would like to see in the future.
The views gathered will be used to test and develop the emerging vision for Buckley, helping to make sure it reflects the needs, priorities and aspirations of local people.
People can share their views online by completing the short survey here:
Whether you live in Buckley, work in the town, run a business, shop locally or visit regularly, your views are important and will help inform the next stage of the project.
This is an early stage of the design process and there will be further opportunities for people to get involved as the work progresses.
Once the designs have developed further, public drop-in sessions will be held in Buckley, giving residents, businesses and visitors the opportunity to see the emerging ideas, talk to the project team and provide further feedback. Online surveys will also be available for completion.
The aim is to ensure that the developing proposals are informed by the people who know and use Buckley every day. Have your say and help shape the future of Buckley town centre.
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