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Have Your Say: Play areas, parks, highways, jobs, and cleaner transport for Thurrock – surveys closing soon

12 September 2025

Thurrock Council is inviting residents to share their views on a range of local issues that touch everyday life across the borough – from how our parks and play areas are improved, to the state of our roads, to future job opportunities and plans for cleaner travel. Each survey is quick and easy to complete and gives you the chance to Have Your Say and influence real decisions in Thurrock.

Here are all the open surveys right now, with links so you can click through and take part:

Have your say on HGV restrictions in Thurrock

The council is asking for views on plans to enforce lorry weight limits and restrictions in certain parts of the borough. The aim is to cut congestion, improve road safety and reduce pollution.

Anchor Fields, Tilbury Survey

The play area at Anchor Fields in Tilbury is set for improvement, and residents are being asked what facilities, designs and equipment they’d like to see.

Dilkes Park, South Ockendon Survey

This consultation is about upgrading Dilkes Park’s play area. Share your ideas on layout, play equipment, and how the space can be made more welcoming for children and families.

Corringham Town Park Survey

Corringham Town Park has been closed due to safety concerns. The council wants your feedback on how it should be redeveloped — including ideas for new play or fitness equipment.

Highways Standards and Maintenance Survey

If you’ve got opinions on the state of Thurrock’s roads, pavements, lighting or signage, this is your chance to say where improvements are most needed.

Employability and Skills Survey

This survey is all about jobs and training in Thurrock. What’s working, what isn’t, and what extra support would help residents find and keep good employment?

Electric Vehicle Charging Strategy

Thurrock’s plan to expand electric vehicle charging points is out for consultation. Whether you own an EV, are considering one, or just want cleaner air, your view counts.

By taking part in these surveys, you help decide what gets done in our borough. Don’t wait — your voice matters. Visit Thurrock Council’s “Have Your Say” page today and make sure your voice is heard.