Have your say on local decisions

Your Community Your Voice brings together opportunities for you to get involved with your council.

Local people should have the opportunity to input into plans, policies and investment that affect them. We want to listen to what people who live, work or learn here in Kensington and Chelsea think about the decisions the Council makes. 

On this page, you can find out how you can have your say and learn about projects and plans that are being steered by our residents.

Get involved and have your say

People give their feedback at consultation session
Take part in public consultations
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Speak at a full council meeting
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See upcoming council meetings
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Join our Citizens' Panel
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Join our Youth Council
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Your council comes to you events
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Join a panel or committee
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City Living Local Life programme
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Join the Tenants' Consultative Committee
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Sign up to the Consultation email newsletter

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Co-design and co-production in action

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Future Neighbourhoods
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Grenfell Projects Fund
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Codesigned Service Standards
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Public Participation Commitments
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