Monmouthshire County Council is inviting residents to take part in a survey about everyday life in the area.

The survey, open from September 13 to October 31, aims to gather opinions on living conditions, the environment, council services, and potential improvements.

Questions will cover satisfaction with services such as education, social care, transport, recycling, libraries, and leisure centres.

The survey is part of the National Residents Survey, hosted by Data Cymru, which helps councils understand performance and perception.

Councillor Angela Sandles, Monmouthshire County Council's cabinet member for equalities and engagement, said: "Monmouthshire is a great place to live, work and visit.

"However, we are always looking for ways we can refine and improve our services, and we are determined to work alongside communities and businesses to find ways to do this.

"A vital part of that is listening to what residents have to say about the area and the services their council delivers.

"This survey will give us a fuller picture of how people feel in the county.

"Your valuable feedback will allow us to review our services and implement any changes necessary to benefit all our residents.

"Please share the survey widely.

"I look forward to seeing the results, and thank you in advance to everyone who will participate."

Residents can participate in the survey by visiting the Monmouthshire County Council website.