WORCESTERSHIRE county councillors and senior officers will be at the Kingfisher Shopping Centre on Saturday, November 1 to give Redditch residents and businesses the opportunity to ask any questions they may have about the council's plans for the future.
This will be the fourth year that the county council has visited various locations across the county to talk with residents and businesses to find out what is important to local people when it comes to county council services.
Feedback from previous public roadshow consultation has been used to create the council's four priorities: supporting children and families, promoting health & well-being, protecting the environment and championing open for business.
Councillor Adrian Hardman, leader of Worcestershire County Council, said: "Our public roadshows are a great way of getting out and about to talk to local residents and businesses about what really matters to them when it comes to County Council services.
"This is a time of real transformation for the council and we hope to speak to as many people as possible."
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