Community Engagement: Consultations, Surveys and Opinions

Comhairle nan Eilean Siar welcomes opinions on its work and is keen to encourage users of this site to express themselves in a clear and open manner. The primary aim of this site is to allow inhabitants of the Outer Hebrides to provide ideas and feedback to the Comhairle on an ongoing basis.  To ensure that this site functions properly, all comments are pre-moderated and as a result will not appear instantly. However, the site is monitored on a daily basis and the Comhairle would aim to allow comments to appear as quickly as possible.   For additional information, please click on the following link: Moderation Guidelines

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    Have Your Say On Island Air Services

    An online survey has been launched to understand how islanders and visitors use the current air services with the mainland. This quick 5 minute survey hopes to identify areas of importance and give air users the chance to share their experiences and outline any changes they would like to see.

     
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    Islanders Urged To Take Part In The Scottish Government’s Consultation On An Islands’ Bill

    The consultation asks for views on issues such as 'Islands proofing' (the concept of new legislation being scrutinised before being enacted to ensure it does not adversely affect island communities), extra powers for Island authorities, protection in law to retain the Western Isles parliamentary constituency, the possibility of a different local authority ward system to the current 3 or 4 member constituencies, and the formation of a National Islands Plan.  

     
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    Town and Country Planning

    The Town and Country Planning (Scotland) Act as 1997 as amended by the Planning Etc (Scotland) Act 2006 - Section 36 List of Extant Applications and Proposal of Application Notices. Week ending Friday 25th December 2015.

     
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    Consultation on Outer Hebrides Local Development Plan: Proposed Plan and Associated Documents

    As part of the preparation for a new Local Development Plan (LDP) to guide development and land use over the next 10-20 years, we have produced the following documents for public consultation. Your views are invited by 5 pm Friday 10th March 2017.

     
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    Western Isles Development Trust

    The Western Isles Development Trust (WIDT) has agreed to work in partnership with Community Energy Scotland (CES) over a 2 year period to help community groups in the Western Isles improve energy efficiency and progress renewable energy schemes. WIDT currently invites applications from community groups for funding for projects with a focus on alleviating fuel poverty and promoting renewable energy