Public participation
There are many ways in which the public can participate in the running of local services.
There are residents and tenants associations and the important role of school governors and magistrates. See Case study:
For information on Independent Custody Visitors – see our Justice section.
See also: Cabinet Office for Public Appointments
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Making a change to a Council-run service
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