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Leominster residents have one week left to take part in budget consultation

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Tuesday, 12 October 2021 19:31

People in Leominster have the chance of winning a small hamper of local produce if they take part in the town council’s budget consultation.

Councillors are keen to get as many views as possible before they set the town council tax precept for 2022/23.

The lucky hamper winner will be selected at random from the participants who complete the survey.

You can take part in the online survey here.

Paper copies of the survey can be requested by phoning 01568 611734. The survey will remain open until midnight on Wednesday 20th October 2021.

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