How to use our feedback map

Register

To give us your feedback on the project, you will need to register. Please provide us with your name, email, and postcode and tell us if you are responding on behalf of an organisation or as an individual.

You will be sent an email to confirm your identity. Please click the link in the email to confirm. If you are not automatically logged in please click on login.

Click here to view our Data Privacy Policy on how we manage data.

Login

Visit /login and enter your email and password.

Add your feedback

You can zoom and move the map around to the location you wish to leave feedback.

Click on the map and a panel will pop out to allow you to leave a comment at that point:

You can select the ‘theme’ that is the closest match to the feedback that you want to provide. If your comment doesn’t match a theme please select ‘General’.

Type your comment into the text box. If you wish to provide lengthy feedback (greater than 1000 characters), please write your comment in a document i.e. Word and upload it as an attachment at the bottom of the page.

Click on ‘Add my comment’ to add your feedback to the map. Your pointer will appear on the map. This is important as your comment will not be registered unless you click here to send it to us.

Please note: You are unable to edit a comment once it has been submitted. If you wish to leave additional feedback please add a further comment.

Features

Masterplan outline and plot your location

You are able to turn the masterplan graphic on and off by clicking on the layers icon and selecting ‘Show existing masterplan’. You can also enter your postcode and plot your address on the map to see how close you are to the area (please note that locations further than 2km from the consultation area are not viewable).

List view

You can view a list of all of your feedback either on the map or using the ‘list view’:

Filter view

You can filter multiple feedback comments by theme if you assigned any. You can leave comments on the map under six different labels:

• Design
• Need
• Environment and landscaping
• Transport
• Local services e.g. healthcare
• General