Hackney Is Yours events
Overview
As part of Hackney Is Yours, we are holding drop-in sessions around the borough so you can come and talk to us in person about Hackney's future.
At a drop-in you can:
- ask questions about the Borough Plan and Local Plan
- tell us what you value about Hackney
- share what you think should be protected, improved or changed
- complete one of our surveys
- find out more about the plans and how to stay involved.
What is a drop-in?
Our drop-ins are informal sessions where you can come and speak to the team at any point during the advertised time.
You do not need to book or stay for the whole session.
We'll also be out and about across Hackney
Alongside the advertised drop-ins, the Hackney Is Yours team will also be running a number of informal pop-ups in busy locations around the borough, including high streets and markets.
These are designed to reach people while they are out and about, so you may spot us in your neighbourhood during the engagement period.
Can't make it to a drop-in?
You can still take part online:
Explore Hackney Is Yours
Find out more about the campaign and all the ways to take part.
Tell us more about the Local Plan
Share more detailed views about how Hackney should grow and develop in the future.
Know a potential site?
Suggest land or a site for us to consider through the Local Plan.
Interests
- Apprenticeships
- Arts & culture
- Business
- Cabinet
- Children and young people
- Communication
- Community safety
- Connecting Hoxton
- Council Committee
- Council goverance arrangements
- Council tax
- Councillors
- Creative Hackney Central
- Cultural services
- Democracy and participation
- Elections
- Electors
- Gathering ideas
- Greener Hackney Central
- Growing Hackney Central
- Hackney Central
- Health and wellbeing
- Jobs
- Libraries
- Museums
- New Homes Programme
- Nursery education
- Parking
- Parks & green spaces
- Planning
- Pollution
- Primary schools
- Regeneration
- Residents' satisfaction
- Revitalised Hackney Central
- Secondary schools
- Sixth form/ FE colleges
- Spending
- Sport & leisure
- Sustainability
- Traffic and transportation
- Understanding views
- Voluntary and community sector organisations
- Voluntary sector
- Volunteering
- Voting
- Waste & recycling
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