People living in Ceredigion are being asked to take part in a new Wales Audit Office survey and have their say on how they think their Council is performing.

The online survey is quick and easy to fill in and is designed to gather opinion from  local citizens on whether they agree with the council’s priorities in certain areas; what’s changed; whether they think certain service areas have got better, worse or stayed the same - and what can be improved.

Dylan Rees and Neall Hollis have both been awarded International Subject Orders of Merit in recognition of their high standards of achievement.

Dylan Rees, a third year Audit Trainee, has been awarded the Knox prize for obtaining the highest mark worldwide in the Financial Reporting paper in the ACA’s December exams. 

Auditor General for Wales, Huw Vaughan Thomas, said today:

The Wales Audit Office played host today to senior leaders and practitioners in the first of a series of shared learning seminars looking at the Future Generations Bill.

The event provided delegates with a chance to find out more about the Bill and develop their own practice.

Read the Auditor General's speech [PDF 173KB Opens in new window] to the recent Welsh NHS Confederation conference.