They want residents opinions on a new license policy, which is important for businesses such as pubs, shops, restaurants and nightclubs in the local area.
The Policy reflects feedback Buckinghamshire Council received in their recent survey with key stakeholders, which included the licensed trade, representatives of Buckinghamshire residents and responsible authorities such as the police and fire service. It also includes items that reflect the Council’s core objectives of strengthening communities, improving the environment, protecting the vulnerable and increasing prosperity.
Nick Naylor, Cabinet Member for Housing, Homelessness and Regulatory Services, said:
“We welcome your views to help shape future policy decisions in this important area. To find out more and to complete the survey, please go to: https://yourvoicebucks.citizenspace.com/communities/licensingpolicy2021
“The online survey just takes a few minutes to complete, and responses can be submitted up until Sunday 26 September.”
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