Your Voice, Blyth's Future - public survey open!

At Blyth Town Council, we want our services and future objectives to reflect what people value in everyday life.
For 2026/27, the Council has budgeted around £1.65million to provide and support local services. A Band D household pays £135.32 a year to Blyth Town Council through council tax. That is about £2.60 a week.
We want to know whether this feels like fair value, which services matter most, what you would improve and what would make the biggest difference next.
Our survey is now OPEN until 30 November and there is the option to enter a draw for a £50 supermarket voucher - just in time for Christmas!
The survey takes around 15 to 20 minutes. Anyone who lives, works, studies, volunteers, runs a business or spends time in Blyth can answer. Please complete one survey per person. Your answers are anonymous. Please do not add names, email addresses or full postcodes in any comment box.
What happens next...
Blyth Town Council will look at the findings alongside other local evidence. The results will help shape our new objectives for 2027-2037. This survey is not a vote on individual projects or spending decisions.

