Ways to have your say

Children and young people

South Tyneside Youth Council
If you're aged 11 to 18, make sure your voice is heard and help to influence decisions that affect you.

Councillors have a duty to represent you, to listen to your views, and to take up your queries and problems with the Council.

Councillors
Councillors have a duty to represent you and take up your queries and problems with the Council.
MPs
MPs deal with central government policies and represent their constituents in the House of Commons.
Council meetings
Local councillors, council officers and local organisations meet with members of the public at Community Area Forums. Community Area Forums take place to share information, discuss issues of local interest and to provide support. Anyone can attend Community Area Forums (CAFs).

Adult Social Care and Commissioning at 麻豆视频
Join our "working together group" to help shape services in Adult Social Care. For more information please email ascengagement@southtyneside.gov.uk.
By becoming a member of the Trust you will have a direct influence on how local NHS services are developed for the benefit of you and your family. Membership is free and it is entirely up to you how involved you are.

You can get involved with:

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Planning
Have your say on planning applications.
Regeneration
Regeneration of South Tyneside is ongoing, find out how you can have your say.

Get involved with Northumbria Police to discuss community issues, set up a Neighbourhood Watch Scheme etc.
Visit their website for ways to get involved.

School governors
Become a school governor to help make sure pupils get a good education.