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Let’s hear Your Voice!

Every so often, we’ll post a quick question that helps us understand your needs and ideas better.

From community improvements to everyday quirks, this space is where we ask, you answer.

The question changes regularly, so check back often and share your take below!

Your voice matters - thanks for sharing!

Want to have an even bigger impact? Join our Customer Voice Panel.

Customers on the Customer Voice Panel work closely with Leeds Federated colleagues to review our services and suggest areas for improvement. There’s always something interesting happening, and we’d love for you to be part of it.

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We’re thinking of loosening up our email style a bit — less stiff, more friendly. So, how should we say hi to you?

A) “Dear Mr. Smith” (very proper)
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B) “Hi John” (nice and chill)
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C) A bit of both (dependant on the situation)
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