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Have your say: help shape the future of Smethwick

Residents, community groups and businesses in Smethwick are being urged to take part in an important online survey to help shape the town’s future.

Smethwick is set to receive up to £20million in government funding through the Plan for Neighbourhoods – a 10-year investment programme that will support local communities and drive positive change across the town.

The Smethwick Partnership Board, which is overseeing the delivery of this ambitious programme, has launched a short survey to understand what matters most to local people. Feedback from the survey will help identify key priorities for the town and guide how funding is used to deliver improvements across Smethwick.

The survey invites individuals and organisations in Smethwick to share their views on eight key themes:

Regeneration, high streets and heritage

Housing

Work, productivity and skills

Community cohesion

Health and wellbeing

Transport

Safety and security

Education and opportunity

Whether you’re a resident, a local business or a community group, your voice is vital. Completing the survey takes just a few minutes and your input could help shape the town for years to come.

To take part and help create a better Smethwick for everyone, fill in the survey now – it closes on Friday 22 August 2025.

 

 

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