Aberdeen residents will be asked in a new survey for their views on “legal highs” and the number of pubs in the city.
The questionnaire has been issued to the Aberdeen’s Citizens’ Panel, which features more than 900 people.
The latest survey covers legal highs, the city’s arts and culture strategy, fire safety, walking and cycling routes, and alcohol licensing policy.
Council leader Jenny Laing said: “It is vital that the views of Aberdeen citizens are heard so that we can feed them into policy-making at Aberdeen City Council.
“The Citizens’ Panel is one of the key ways in which we gather opinions on a range of policy issues.
“I would urge members to complete the latest questionnaire – and I would also encourage even more people to get involved in the panel by following the simple sign-up process on our website.”
