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Local residents have asked the Council to review the boundary of Allesley parish which impacts on Keresley Parish.
As a result, we are carrying out a Community Governance Review. Before any decisions are made, we want to hear from people who live in the area.
These issues could change your local area, so it’s important we hear from as many people as possible.
You can view the proposals and have your say by completing the survey below.
The deadline for responses is 7 October.
After this first consultation the Council will consider the responses received and prepare some draft recommendations. You will then be able to have your say on these recommendations.
After the second consultation the Council will consider the responses and prepare the final recommendations which will be consider by the Full Council on 12 January.
Any changes will take effect at the Parish elections in May 2027.
Local residents have asked the Council to review the boundary of Allesley parish which impacts on Keresley Parish.
As a result, we are carrying out a Community Governance Review. Before any decisions are made, we want to hear from people who live in the area.
These issues could change your local area, so it’s important we hear from as many people as possible.
You can view the proposals and have your say by completing the survey below.
The deadline for responses is 7 October.
After this first consultation the Council will consider the responses received and prepare some draft recommendations. You will then be able to have your say on these recommendations.
After the second consultation the Council will consider the responses and prepare the final recommendations which will be consider by the Full Council on 12 January.
Any changes will take effect at the Parish elections in May 2027.
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