Residents in Blaenau Gwent are being encouraged to help shape the future of their area by sharing their views.
The Let's Talk: Living in Blaenau Gwent residents' survey runs from September 14 to October 25 and gives people the chance to comment on everything from council services and community life to wellbeing and local democracy.
The survey forms part of the National Residents’ Survey organised by the Welsh Local Government Association and is being carried out by several councils across Wales.
Councillor Steve Thomas, leader of Blaenau Gwent Council, said: "The views of our residents play a vital role in helping us understand what's working well and where we need to focus our efforts.
"The Let's Talk: Living in Blaenau Gwent survey gives people across the borough a direct opportunity to influence the decisions that affect their daily lives.
"Every response provides valuable insight that helps us plan services, strengthen communities and deliver on our priorities linked to the Blaenau Gwent Deal and the Marmot Principles to reduce inequality.
"I encourage residents of all ages and backgrounds to take part.
"By sharing your views, you can help shape the future of Blaenau Gwent and ensure local services reflect the needs of our communities."
The survey is available on the council’s consultation platform, Get Involved Blaenau Gwent.
Paper copies and easy-read versions can be picked up from community hubs in libraries across the area, as well as at the General Offices in Ebbw Vale.
The survey is open to all residents until October 25.
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