Rochdale Borough Draft Local Plan Consultation - About You - Rochdale Borough Council

About You

We cannot accept anonymous responses. You must provide your name in order to submit your response. Consultation responses will be made public and will include your name (and organisation if relevant), but no other personal details will be published.

Rochdale Borough Council is committed to ensuring that its services, policies and practices are free from discrimination and that they meet the needs of all sections of the community.

We would be grateful if you would answer the additional questions about you below. You are under no obligation to provide this information, but it would help us greatly if you did. The additonal information will be anonymised, kept confidential and treated sensitively.

Please provide your name:

Surname: (Required)

Forename: (Required)

What is your Organisation?

Please state:

What is your gender?

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Select either “Female” or “Male”.

If you are non-binary, transgender or have variations of sex characteristics, also known as intersex, the answer you give can be different from what is on your birth certificate.

If you’re not sure how to answer, use the sex registered on your official documents, such as passport or driving licence, or whichever sex you consider yourself to be.

Please select an option:

Please state if other:

Which age group are you in?

Please select an option:

Which group best describes your ethnicity?

Please select an option:

Other Ethnicity

Do you consider yourself to have a disability?

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The Equality Act (2010) defines an individual as disabled if they have a physical or mental impairment that has a substantial and long-term negative effect on their ability to do normal day-to-day activities.

No Yes - learning disability Yes - mental ill health Yes - mobility disability Yes - Neurodiversity Yes - sensory disability Yes - other disability, please specify Prefer not to say

Do you have caring responsibilities?

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According to the NHS,

"A carer is anyone, including children and adults who looks after a family member, partner or friend who needs help because of their illness, frailty, disability, a mental health problem or an addiction and cannot cope without their support. The care they give is unpaid. When we refer to carers in this document, this is inclusive of both adult and young carers”.

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What is your postcode?

Would you like to be added to the database for future planning consultations?

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If Yes, please provide your email address: