Have Your Say- consultation and engagement

Decisions made by the Council affect all citizens in the Borough. Make sure you use your chance to influence the way your Council works for you. Visit the Council's www.feedbackonline.org.uk website to find out more.

Current Consultations and opportunities to get involved

Find out about current consultations and how and when you can get involved. You can start the conversation with us by submitting a petition, starting a forum discussion, or by letting us know about your community group. If you would like to receive email updates on consultations and other engagement events, then why not register with feedbackonline. You can also get free mobile phone text alerts about local news, events, youth activities and consultations. Click here to find out more.

Closed Consultations

Read about the results of completed consultations and how the views of the community made a difference. For consultation reports from 2009 and older, please see here.

Make a complaint or give us a suggestion

Let us know if we need to improve by filling in the online complaint form. 

Key decisions that could affect you

View a list of up and coming key council decisions that could affect you and find out how to be involved.

Contact your Councillor

Phone, write to or email your councillor with your comments.

Keep up-to-date with the latest Council Meetings

Review decisions made and forthcoming meeting agendas. Find out about the local Parish and Town Councils in the Borough by clicking here.

Public Question Time

Apply to speak at a council meeting or committee. 

Use your vote

Make sure you are registered to vote.

Freedom of Information

Find out how you can request information held by the Council. You can also see our responses to requests made.

Contact your MP

Phone, write to or email the Burnley and Padiham Member of Parliament.

Planning and Development

Find out about how we consult on planning and development issues. View the list of planning applications and give us your comments on the proposed developments.

You can also sign up for planning alerts.