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  • Cottsway Housing Association, UK - Together With Tenants Charter Priorities

    Cottsway Housing Association in the UK are part of the Together With Tenants Charter which aims to strengthen the relationship between tenants and housing association landlords. Cottsway Housing have already completed a self assessment, but they wanted to hear from the tenants that they serve in order to help identify which services need the most attention and improvement to deliver the most effective service across the region. In this first of three Simulator rounds of engagement... More
    Closed 10 October 2021

  • Bristol City Council, UK - Investing in Council Homes, Budget Simulator

    Bristol City Council were in a period of forecasting for their 30-year plan and wanted to gather the publics priorities on budgeting for investment in council homes. The budget for council homes over the next 30 years is £3.66 billion, and the council wanted to find out how the public would choose to prioritise this investment if given the opportunity. Respondents are able to get involved by deciding which groups of services should receive more investment, and which areas they... More
    Closed 3 December 2021

  • City of Stonnington Council, AU - Stonnington 2022/23 Budget Planning, Budget Simulator

    The City of Stonnington in Victoria, Australia, were heading into a period of financial planning for the year ahead (2022/23) and wanted to make it easier for their citizens to get involved in setting their priorities for their future and to help inform budgeting decisions moving forward. Because of this they opted to use budget simulator which allowed them to display the services, resources and trade-offs that need to be considered when making decisions on financial investment... More
    Closed 4 February 2022

  • City of Stonnington, AU - Capital Investment Priorities, Points Simulator

    The City of Stonnington in Victoria, Australia, were planning their financial budget for the year 2022/23 and wanted to take this opportunity to get their citizens involved in a period of budget planning. Aside from the typical year-on-year questions the council were interested to find out the publics priorities to help inform their 10-year capital investment program, and with a specific focus on: Upkeep and upgrade of our community sporting facilitates ... More
    Closed 4 February 2022

  • Aberdeen City Council, UK - Budget consultation (Phase 1)

    Every year Aberdeen City Council must produce a balanced budget for running public services. That task is becoming ever harder, with costs expected to exceed income in the years ahead. To help inform the difficult decisions that will be taken by Elected Members, Aberdeen City Council launched a two-phase consultation. In this, Phase 1, they were asking respondents to tell them what they think the spending priorities should be. The results of phase 1 will be used to inform the... More
    Closed 31 July 2023

  • London Borough of Hackney, UK - Future Spending Priorities (Social Housing)

    Following the government's announcement that a 7% rent cap will be enforced on social housing across the country, The London Borough of Hackney was facing an £11 million deficit over the coming four years. This deficit creates a significant challenge in maintaining current standards across all service areas, with fewer resources and with less financial support. Understanding that it would not be possible to maintain current services with less investments, The London Borough of... More
    Closed 25 August 2023

  • Council Budget Simulator

    Liverpool City Council, UK - Budget Simulator Liverpool City Council needed to make savings of £90 million over a 3 year period, so invited the public to have a go at balancing the budget. The public were asked "Which services do you think we should protect? Which services do you think we could reduce, or stop all together?" Through the use of impact statements, Liverpool City Council were able to educate and better inform their respondents throughout the challenge, which led... More
    Closes 31 December 2024

  • Climate Emergency Priorities Simulator

    London Borough of Redbridge, UK - Points Simulator In June 2019 the London Borough of Redbridge declared a Climate Emergency and in doing so they committed to developing a plan to make all of the council’s operations carbon neutral by 2030 and to reduce all emissions to zero by 2050. To help educate the public on the complexities involved when making such tough and impactful decisions, and as a way of finding out what the public prioritised most they used Simulator to... More
    Closes 31 December 2024

  • Transport Priorities Simulator

    Glasgow City Council, UK - Points Simulator Glasgow City Council were in the process of devising 3 new transport plans and strategies to help better focus investment for the next 10 years and wanted to involve the public in making these decisions effectively. Everyone needs to move from A to B, and in a world where so much has changed so quickly it's crucial to understand the needs and demands of the transport network users to ensure investment is targeted in the most cost... More
    Closes 31 December 2024

  • Policing Priorities Simulator

    The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI), UK - Points Simulator The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) were going through a period of substantial change in which they were looking to reshape the structure of policing in Northern Ireland for the future. To ensure the decisions they made were meaningful and beneficial to the public they invited the public to come and have their say on how they'd choose to allocate police resources to the services they valued most. The... More
    Closes 31 December 2024
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