The City of London promotes consultation and engagement with our
communities through a range of groups and forums. These
include:
- The City of London Access Group, which
provides opportunities for service providers to hear from disabled
residents and workers and those who have an interest in disability
issues.
Further
information and about the groups and feedback from the
meetings
- A City Youth Forum, which is now in place
providing regular opportunities for young people’s views to be
heard.
- The City’s Golden Lane Leisure Centre User
Group allows residents to input to the centre’s
programming and speak with the management team.
Further information and to find out about meeting dates.
- The City of London Adults Services Section hosts an annual
Older Persons Forum. The Forum is a day long event
which gives older people an opportunity to discuss what is going on
for them in the City and meet and ask questions of representatives
from organisations such as Health and Social Care and elected
Members. The Forum also gives older people the chance to talk about
how services affect them and suggest changes. There is always a
report on the follow up to actions that have been suggested, in the
Forum newsletter. The Forum is open to all City residents over 50.
Older residents are also invited to join our Readers
Group which helps the City with consultation on developing
services.
Download the highlights from the 5 February 2007
Older Persons Forum here (655kb)
If you would like to get involved with any of these groups and
forums, or to find out more, please
email or tel
020 7332 1403.