Science Park tenants encouraged to have their say on County Council budget

Date 7 Oct 2013

Cambridgeshire Businesses are being asked to give Camnbridgeshire County Council their views on where they should be investing and saving money, through an online survey as well as face-to-face surveys/interviews.

Cambridgeshire County Council is expected to make further savings over the next year of around £39 million. This is following savings of £42 million last year, and a further £32 million this current financial year. These savings have to be made whilst supporting and investing in services such as adult social care, protecting children, boosting the economy and looking after roads and transport.

It is important to the County Council that decisions made on how our budget is spent are informed by the views and priorities of its many stakeholder groups.

As such a consultation exercise is being undertaken in order to listen to the views of stakeholders and the survey below is aimed specifically at businesses.

The County Council would be grateful if local businesses could complete this survey (which should not take longer than 10 minutes) by Monday 21st October.

Budget consultation link

Science Park tenants encouraged to have their say on County Council budget

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