Get involved survey

Thank you for being a part of Barry Bike Club in 2026.

Vale Homes would like to hear from you to see if you are interested in “Getting Involved” to help with improving the community you live in.

This short survey is your chance to express your interest in joining our Working Group, a space where your voice truly matters. It’s a place to share your thoughts, experiences, and ideas about your area, and to tell us what changes you’d like to see.

This group consists of Tenants living in areas throughout the Vale of Glamorgan. It is an umbrella group of tenants made up from different groups and individuals. This group meets up every 6 weeks to discuss issues of housing services, such as monitoring the delivery of the Tenant Participation & Leaseholder Strategies, new policies, performance, new services and initiatives.

In addition, the group discusses issues affecting the local community, such as grass cutting, parking concerns, and environmental maintenance. These meetings provide residents with an opportunity to raise matters of importance, share feedback, and work together to identify potential solutions that can improve the area for everyone.

By joining the group, you’ll have the opportunity to influence decisions, contribute to meaningful discussions, and help shape the future of your community and services that the council deliver.

If you care about your local area and want to make a difference, this is your chance to get involved.

Thank you for being a part of Barry Bike Club in 2026.

Vale Homes would like to hear from you to see if you are interested in “Getting Involved” to help with improving the community you live in.

This short survey is your chance to express your interest in joining our Working Group, a space where your voice truly matters. It’s a place to share your thoughts, experiences, and ideas about your area, and to tell us what changes you’d like to see.

This group consists of Tenants living in areas throughout the Vale of Glamorgan. It is an umbrella group of tenants made up from different groups and individuals. This group meets up every 6 weeks to discuss issues of housing services, such as monitoring the delivery of the Tenant Participation & Leaseholder Strategies, new policies, performance, new services and initiatives.

In addition, the group discusses issues affecting the local community, such as grass cutting, parking concerns, and environmental maintenance. These meetings provide residents with an opportunity to raise matters of importance, share feedback, and work together to identify potential solutions that can improve the area for everyone.

By joining the group, you’ll have the opportunity to influence decisions, contribute to meaningful discussions, and help shape the future of your community and services that the council deliver.

If you care about your local area and want to make a difference, this is your chance to get involved.