Consultation Hub

Find out about consultations taking place in your local area and participate in consultations about things that interest you.  You can search for consultations by keyword, postcode, interest etc. You can also subscribe to our RSS feed for information on our latest consultations. You can also find out how we are using the results from consultations to inform decisions.

Open Consultations
Lincoln Court online sessions registration
Nightingale Estate - November 2020
Richmond Road - Proposed Boundary Change
Boundary Street, Calvert Avenue and Redchurch Street - Proposed Change of Operational Hours
Parking Permit System – Survey
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Closed Consultations
Waste Collection Changes - Online drop-in sessions
21 Century Streets
Alcohol in Public Spaces Public Space Protection Order (PSPOs)
Dog Control Public Space Protection Orders (PSPOs)
Welcome to Hackney Event
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We Asked, You Said, We Did

Here are some of the issues we have consulted on and their outcomes. See all outcomes

We asked

We asked unpaid adult carers about what they think an excellent service for adult carers in Hackney would look like.

You said

You told us your thoughts on what is working well, what the barriers are and what needs to be improved.

We did

We have used this valuable feedback to shape the design of the new service to give carers a better service in the future.

We asked

Shall we change the name of Hackney Road Recreation Ground to honour Thomas Fairchild?

What do you think about holding a market in the space and what kind of market should it be?

Why do you not use Hackney Road Recreation Ground?

You said

Yes lets honour Thomas Fairchild and change the name of the space to Fairchild's Garden.

We think a farmers market would work well in the space.

Hackney Road Recreation Ground is unwelcoming and is not a very nice place to spend time.

We did

We will offically change the name of the space and install new welcome signage.

We will explore the logistics of holding a farmers market in the space.

We will continue to look for funding to improve the park and make it more welcoming.

We asked

Before we applied to the HLF, we asked park users for their thoughts on what improvement they'd like to see at Springfield Park.

You said

You told us valuable information on what you thought of the park, how it could be better and what should be enhanced.

We did

We applied to The Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) for money to develop plans to improve and refurbish Springfield Park - these will include upgrade work on the buildings, footpaths, play equipment, gates, as well as help to preserve and enhance the park's magnificent landscape. We were successful in our application and the Development Phase of the Restoration project is now commencing.