A new health and wellbeing strategy for the borough is being developed.

Cheshire West and Chester Council is inviting residents to help shape the new strategy, which will focus on reducing inequalities.

Setting out shared priorities for improving health and wellbeing over the next five years, it will support people to live healthier lives.

Residents are being asked to share their views on the proposed priorities and suggest anything else they feel should be included.

Using feedback received by the public, a draft strategy will be produced which will be consulted on later in the year.

"We want this strategy to be built together with our communities," said Cllr Sheila Little.

"Everyone deserves the chance to live well, and by listening to local people we can make sure our priorities truly reflect what matters most.

"I encourage everyone to take part and help us create a strategy that works for everyone."

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The engagement is open for four weeks and will close on 10 August.

You can complete the online survey here, or paper copies are available on request using the contact details below.

Paper copies can be requested at [email protected], or via telephone on 0300 123 8123, quoting 'Health and Wellbeing Strategy Engagement'.