Consultations
In order to effectively represent our community we must be proactive in consulting and ļ¾ engaging with local residents. This section contains links to surveys being conducted by Stonehaven & District Community Council, as well as links to pertinent consultations from Aberdeenshire Council.
Did you know... there's no legal requirement for councils to provide public toilets?
Stonehaven & District Community Council are seeking your views on the availability of public toilets in Stonehaven. Your feedback will inform our feasibility study into the possibility of reopening the Beach Toilets.
Click on the link to take part:
Stonehaven's mothballed Beach Toilets Aberdeenshire Council is once again undertaking Town Centre Health Checks across the region.
These checks are an important way of assessing the vitality, resilience and performance of town centres over time, with the results used to create strategies for improvements and to inform vital policy documents and funding applications.
Achieving a strong understanding of the unique characteristics of Stonehaven is essential to ensure that we can continue to thrive and adapt to change.
Please take time to respond, and let them know your thoughts about Stonehaven town centre.
This year’s survey is open until October 10 2025 at: engage.aberdeenshire.gov.uk/hub-page/town-centre-health-checks
Map of Stonehaven Town Centre Boundary The Aberdeenshire Health and Social Care Partnership (AHSCP) has developed a draft Strategic Plan for 2025–2035, setting out their vision, priorities, and ambitions for the next ten years and they would like to know what you think.
They know that demand for the services increasing and that how they deliver those services is changing. The plan is based on two main priorities:
1. Prevention and early intervention - how they will support you and your community to stay healthy for longer.
2. Health and social care services – ensuring they are supporting those with the greatest need in our community.
So, do you think they have the right priorities?
Have your say here – it's open until Sunday 26 October: