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Digital Services for Archives, Museums and Libraries
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The coronavirus pandemic has changed the way the Council plans and delivers its services. It has been recognised that digital services have to take a prominent role in transforming the future of our archives, museums, and libraries in Powys.
We would be grateful for your views on how we can develop our digital resources so that we can deliver improved and more efficient services. This includes using technology to connect with communities, offering more services online and helping people to use those services with confidence.
This survey closes at midnight on Sunday 11 April 2021.
Please Note: Powys County Council is responsible for ensuring and protecting your privacy when you respond to a survey using this portal. If you were to give us any personal data (your full name, address or phone number), we would like you to know that it will be stored securely for a limited period only, used only for the purposes described in the survey and in compliance with the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Click on the Privacy tab at the bottom of the page to find out more.
The coronavirus pandemic has changed the way the Council plans and delivers its services. It has been recognised that digital services have to take a prominent role in transforming the future of our archives, museums, and libraries in Powys.
We would be grateful for your views on how we can develop our digital resources so that we can deliver improved and more efficient services. This includes using technology to connect with communities, offering more services online and helping people to use those services with confidence.
This survey closes at midnight on Sunday 11 April 2021.
Please Note: Powys County Council is responsible for ensuring and protecting your privacy when you respond to a survey using this portal. If you were to give us any personal data (your full name, address or phone number), we would like you to know that it will be stored securely for a limited period only, used only for the purposes described in the survey and in compliance with the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Click on the Privacy tab at the bottom of the page to find out more.
To complete the survey online click here Have your say on the future of Digital Services for Archives, Museums and Libraries
Paper copies of the survey are also being distributed via the library's order and collect service. To request a paper copy of the survey, if you do not already use the order and collect service, please email library@powys.gov.uk or call 01597 827460.
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