As part of our council’s transformation programme, Our Cambridge, we are working with partners, our residents and communities to help everyone in the city live safe, happy and healthy lives.
This also includes creating new relationships and developing new ways of working with our partners and communities to better deliver our future council and improved outcomes for everyone. We want to work with our residents to collectively create a better city.
Share what matters to you
We would like you to tell us about the things that are important to you and your family.
Please take part in our short survey that is open until 26 March 2023 and enter the draw to win £100 Love Cambridge Voucher for taking part.
We’re putting residents and communities at the heart of the conversation. This will help to build that picture for the future and define our future role in ensuring the city continues to be a great place to live and work.
We will use all of the information to help us understand what’s important to our residents and communities.
If you cannot access the internet at home or need help to complete the survey, we can provide a paper copy that you can return to us in the post.
If you also need the survey in another format, please contact us on 01223 457000 or email cpo@cambridge.gov.uk.
Pop-up hosted displays
Displays have been installed at 3 locations across the city. You can come and talk to us on the dates and times listed below.
- The Grafton Centre
- Friday 17 March, 1pm to 5pm
- Saturday 25 March, 1pm to 5pm
- Cambridge Central Library
- Thursday 16 March, 2.30pm to 6pm
- Friday 24 March, 10am to 1pm
- The Clay Farm Centre
- Tuesday 14 March,10am to 11.30am and 3pm to 5pm
Have your say - Online focus group workshop
We’ve been working with partners, and people across Cambridge, to create a picture sharing what we all collectively want Cambridge to be like in the future – our aspirations for the future.
We would like to invite you to attend a focus group workshop to discuss the themes emerging from the survey and other community conversations and share your feedback about our Cambridge Together City Rich Picture visual [PDF, 7.5MB] – including what’s important, what’s critical and where the council, partners and community groups should focus our attention in the future.
The online workshops are being facilitated by Linda Thomas of Futurebright Solutions who is supporting the Council in delivering this phase of engagement.
Workshop schedule
Wednesday 15 March, 6pm to 7.30pm
At this meeting we discussed the emerging themes that have come from our resident and community conversations, and talked about the next steps for this work.
Tuesday 21 March, 6pm to 7.30pm (Cambridge City Rich Picture)
At this meeting we will be introduced to the Rich Picture visual that is being developed to support community conversations.
- Online workshop: Tuesday 21 March
- Meeting ID: 811 7279 0153
- Passcode: 023713
Wednesday 22 March, 12pm to 1.30pm
At this meeting we will be discussing the emerging themes that have come from our resident and community conversations, and talking about the next steps for this work.
- Online workshop: Wednesday 22 March
- Meeting ID: 852 9389 4862
- Passcode: 060683
Saturday 25 March, 10.30am to 12pm
At this meeting we will be discussing the emerging themes that have come from our resident and community conversations, and talking about the next steps for this work.
- Online workshop: Saturday 25 March
- Meeting ID: 878 9238 9906
- Passcode: 417060
Next steps
We will collate the findings from the survey and focus groups and publish these on our website at the end May.
The purpose of all the conversations is to help build a shared picture for Cambridge and this will help to define our future role in ensuring Cambridge continues to be a great place to live and work.
We will be talking to our residents, and communities, on a range of subjects over the coming months and years as part of the Our Cambridge programme.
