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Have your say on local government reorganisation

Have your say

Residents, businesses and other stakeholders across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough are being asked for their views on the future of local government. 

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Why your views matter

It follows an announcement by the Government in December, setting out plans to move towards a new system of local government, removing the current two-tier structure of district and city councils and county councils. Existing unitary councils including Peterborough are also included. 

From April 2028, rather than dealing with separate county, city, and district authorities, residents will access all services - from road maintenance and bin collections to education, planning, social housing, social care, and support with benefits - through a unitary council.

Where areas have parish and town councils, these will not be affected and will continue to operate as they do now.

All seven of the councils in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough have therefore been working together to discuss potential options for a new arrangement of councils.

What are the options so far?

At this stage, no decisions have been made on what these new arrangements could look like.

Three options for reorganisation in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough were shared publicly last week.

Complete the survey

The survey does not ask people for their views on the three options;  the aim of the survey is to provide key information and gather public feedback before proposals are developed and submitted to the Government in November. There will then be further consultation, before Government ultimately makes a final decision. 

How long is the survey open for?

The survey runs from Thursday 19 June and closes at midnight on Sunday 20 July 2025

Online survey

To take part in the online survey, please follow the link below.

If you have any problems using the online form, ask a family member or friend to assist you with your application.

Paper survey copies

Hard copies will be available at council offices and in all libraries, except mobile, across the county.

Other survey formats

We are committed to making engagement accessible so please contact us to access the survey in other formats. 

Privacy notice

View the survey provider privacy notice (can-campaigns.co.uk).