Residents are being invited to have their say on council services through a public survey.
Monmouthshire County Council has launched its 2026 Let's Talk Resident Survey, giving people the chance to share their views on what is working well, what could be improved, and what matters most to them, their families, and their communities.
The survey covers a range of topics including education, social care, transport, recycling, libraries, and leisure centres.
Councillor Angela Sandles, cabinet member for equalities and engagement, said: "We want to hear from as many residents as possible.
"Your views help us understand what matters most in communities across Monmouthshire and where improvements can be made.
"Taking part in the survey is a simple way to have your say and help shape future services."
Monmouthshire is taking part in the survey for the third year running, which is hosted by the Welsh Local Government Association (WLGA) as part of the National Residents Survey.
Feedback will help the council better understand residents’ experiences, priorities, and expectations, and inform future service planning.
The survey is available online and in paper format.
Paper copies can be collected from Community Hubs or Libraries and returned to those locations once completed.
It takes around 10 minutes to complete and will remain open until Friday, October 30, 2026.
To take part, visit www.letstalkmonmouthshire.co.uk/resident-survey-2026.
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