Including the closely related term consultation.
… change is not the only challenge we face. The uneven impact of the Coronavirus pandemic has shone a light on inequalities across the UK and locally. It has also, however, reminded people of things that are important to them, like local green space, traffic-free roads, clean air and access to nature. We know this because our Big Climate Conversation, a consultation held between December…
… said The Big Climate Conversation, a consultation that ran from December 2020 to January 2021, had over 1,180 responses. People across a wide range of ages took part, with a quarter of responses from young people of school age. While the majority of responses came from the community (92.8%), we were delighted that 80 of Bolton’s businesses also contributed to the consultation. The Bolton Big…
… the actions that got most support: • There was overwhelming support for all the measures outlined in the consultation with the suggestion of planting trees, providing more green space and re-wilding being the most popular (93%) These were your top priorities where you think Bolton can make a difference and take action: • Renewable energy generation from solar and wind • Planting more trees…
… by actions of greater impact in the future What you said... Bolton’s response to the climate emergency 17 Aims The Bolton Vision Partnership will be strong and inclusive to effectively deliver, embed and enhance communication of the Climate Change Strategy to increase awareness, action and contribution of its colleagues and stakeholders. Effectively consult with the Bolton community…