Residents Encouraged To Speak Up
Gorleston residents are being encouraged to shape the agenda of the forthcoming Gorleston Area Scrutiny Committee with issues they have about the public services being provided for them.
Residents of the Claydon, St Andrews, Magdalen, and Gorleston wards have until close of play on Wednesday February 24 to submit questions – which could then be discussed by the local Gorleston area borough councillors at their meeting on March 3.
Gorleston Area Scrutiny Committee Chairman, Patricia Page, said:
“There will be many people locally who discuss issues that are of concern to them with friends, family, or strangers in the pub or on the street, but won’t necessarily direct them at the people delivering the services that are affecting them.
“The Gorleston Area Scrutiny Committee provides residents with a forum to seek answers about the public services that are provided in the area.
“We are already set to discuss the future use of the land currently used as public allotments at Church Lane/East Anglian Way and are seeking other issues for discussion.
The Committee can refer issues to the relevant Borough Council committees, including the Cabinet for more detailed answers.
Whilst members of the public are welcome to attend the meeting, public questions need to be submitted to the Town Hall by close of play Wednesday February 24.
Any member of the public wishing to pose a question to the Committee can address it to Christina Webb, Senior Member Services Officer, Great Yarmouth Borough Council, Town Hall, Hall Plain, Great Yarmouth, NR30 2QG.
The Committee meets at 6pm in the Cherry Road Communal Room, Cherry Road, Gorleston on Wednesday March 3 2010.
Further Information
Note to Editors:The Gorleston Area Scrutiny Committee agenda will be sent out during the week commencing 22 February 2010.
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