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Live for the Future Appendix 7: Results of Community Events: Exercise 1. Results: Facilities and Services Exercise 1 looked at travel patterns when shopping for a range of goods and services. A series of 9 maps covering the local area and the district were set up around the venue each covering one of the following questions :- Qu 1. Where do you go for every day/top up shop? Qu 2. Where do you do your weekly/monthly food shop? Qu 3. Where would you go to buy bulky goods and/or CD’s/books? Qu 5. Where would you go to buy clothes/shoes? Qu 4. Where do you go for financial/banking services? Qu 6. Where do you go for health and related services? Qu 7. Where do you work/go to college/spend your day? Qu 8. Where do you go for your evening/social activities? Qu 9. Where would you prefer to go to access these goods and services? The raw data showing how many people from each parish travelled to any other parish within the Winchester District, or travelling outside the district is held within tables 1 to 9 below. The colours within the tables correspond to how far the participant was considered to travel based upon the originating parish and the parish where the facilities are used, as shown below. Within Parish Neighbouring Parish Further within District Outside District Internet Park Gate 128 Chandlers Ford Fair Oak Waterlooville Hedge End Fareham Botley Wickham Winchester Whiteley 1 Twyford Swanmore Sparsholt South Wonston 1 Parish where facilitiesOt usedterb ourne New Alresford 2 Kings Worthy 2 Denmead 21 Colden Common Bishops Waltham Badger Farm 221 5152442422212141517152613113 15 4 1 414 12 3 1 14 1 Table 1 Qu 1: Where do you go for everyday/top up shop? 1 2118 21 2 Parish NAME SUM Bighton 11 Bishops Waltham Colden Common 12 Compton and Shawford 121 3 Curdridge 1 Denmead Headbourne Worthy OriginatingParish Itchen Valley Kings Worthy Littleton and Harestock New Alresford Old Alresford Otterbourne Shedfield South Wonston Sparsholt Swanmore Twyford Whiteley Wickham Winchester 2 8 Outside the District Table 2 Qu 2: Where do you go for your weekly/monthly food shop? Parish where facilities used Bish Chandle N Badgero e Southa Waterlooville ps Waltham w W Hedge End Bur Al i Eastleigh Gui Pa Whitel nch Wickham Fareham Roms H r Internet r sl r u esf m s Fo l k Gate Far r est pt A dfo edo sle o lt e on e o Parish NAME m y rd y er y rd n rd n Sum 442111354271182139163112190 Bighton 11 Bishops Sutton Bishops Waltham 21191 Originating Colden Common 12 Parish Compton and 3 Curdridge 1 Denmead 16 Headbourne Worthy 1 Hursley 11 Itchen Valley 121 Kings Worthy 13 Littleton and 31 New Alresford 3142 1 Old Alresford 1 Otterbourne 12 4 Shedfield 3 South Wonston 2 Sparsholt 13 Swanmore 11 Twyford 1 Whiteley 13 6 2 Wickham 2 1 14 Winchester 30 28 1 1 2 1 Outside the District 1 2 1 Table 3 Qu 3: Where do you Buy Bulky Goods and/or CDs/Books? Parish where facilities used B isho Badger Se S Waterlooville p Itchen Basi Portsm outhampt s Wal Winchester Hedge E g E Fareham enswor Inter ngst a Readi Val st Farm t leigh A ha oke ou l le ne n o n ton m y d th th n g Parish NAME t Sum 1 1 133432 310143 1405 1 1159 Bighton 11 Originating Bishops Waltham 1121341 Parish Colden Common 221 Compton and Shawford 2 Curdridge 1 Denmead 1 212 2 Headbourne Worthy 1 Hursley 11 1 Itchen Valley 12 Kings Worthy 3 Littleton and Harestock 11 1 New Alresford 74 6 1 Old Alresford 11 Otterbourne 111 5 Shedfield 21 South Wonston 11 Sparsholt 11 1 Swanmore 11 Twyford 1 Whiteley 11 4 4 1 Wickham 7 32115 Winchester 175 1 1 9 Outside the District 112 Park Gate Alton Chandlers Ford Waterlooville Southampton Portsmouth London Hedge End Fareham Eastleigh Internet Wickham Parish where facilities used Winchester New Alresford 1 21 1 Itchen Valley 3 Denmead 11 Bishops Waltham 1 Bishops Sutton 3 9121 111311251841210231361131601121 1 11 215 332 1 Table 4 Qu 4: Where do you go for Financial/Banking Services? 1 1 110311 312 2 5 3 11 77 4 1 1 Parish NAME Sum Bighton 28 5 1 2 Bishops Waltham 21 Colden Common Compton and Curdridge Denmead Headbourne Worthy Hursley OriginatingParish 11 11 Itchen Valley Kings Worthy Littleton and New Alresford Old Alresford Otterbourne Shedfield South Wonston Sparsholt Swanmore ter Twyford es Whiteley h Wickhamnc Wi Outside the District Table 5 Qu 5: Where do you go to buy clothes/shoes? Parish where facilities used N Southampton ew Basi Waterloovil Winchester Port Hedge End G Chi A Whi Fareham Farnham Salisbu l Internetngst London smou u chest resf ildford/ t Al ord el ok e to Parish NAME y e th le er n ry Sum 2 3 49 6 3 14 27 3 8 47 2 1 1 1 1 168 Bighton 111 Bishops Sutton Bishops Waltham 11 1 5 5 1 Colden Common 221 Originating Shawford 12 Parish Curdridge 1 Denmead 12 3 211 Headbourne Worthy 1 Hursley 1 Itchen Valley 11 1 Kings Worthy 21 Harestock 3 New Alresford 1511135 1 Old Alresford 11 Otterbourne 17 Shedfield 111 South Wonston 11 Southwick and Widley Sparsholt 112 Swanmore 11 Twyford 1 Whiteley 21 2 6 5 1 3 Wickham 11 7 3 3 4 Winchester 20 5 10 1 1 Outside the District 21 2 Table 6 Qu 6: Where do you go for health and related services? Parish where facilities used B Bishopsishops Sutton Wal S Chand Ropley/F-MarksSar New Alresfordout S B ou Waterlooville Lo isbury G ad h W S Wi H D edge Etham cks Heat ger wanm T Whitelenches Wickh W F lers For enm onst wyford onston ai Far t r ham ead pt Oak r on o t a nd on een Parish NAME m re y er m d h Sum 7217521117184921122412111164 Bighton 211 Bishops Waltham 12 1 1 Originating Colden Common 31 1 Parish Compton and 11 Curdridge 1 Denmead 512 Headbourne Worthy 1 Hursley 11 Itchen Valley 3 Kings Worthy 4 Littleton and 3 New Alresford 215 Old Alresford 1 Otterbourne 31 2 Shedfield 2 South Wonston 11 Sparsholt 3 Swanmore 11 Twyford 1 Whiteley 18 1 1 Wickham 21171 Winchester 5321 Outside the District 21 1 Purbrook Dorset Titchfield Slough North Badesley Wiltshire Andover Romsey Ringwood Fair Oak Reading Gosport Various 1 Middle Wallop Southampton Somerset Portsmouth London Havant Fareham 1 Eastleigh Basingstoke Meon Valley Wickham Winchester Whiteley Twyford Parish where facilities used Swanmore 3 Sparsholt South Wonston Shedfield Otterbourne 1 Olivers Battery 1 New Alresford Littleton and Harestock Kings Worthy Itchen Valley Denmead Curdridge Corhampton and Meonstoke Compton and Shawford Table 7 Qu 7: Where do you go to work/Go to College/Spend your day? Bishops Waltham Originating Bighton 1621281241313522215421014151641313111111111111155 Parish 11611 611 1 1 11211 2 111222 21111 3 323 1 11 2 2 1 1 111 Parish NAME Sum d Bighton on an Bishops Walthamt 2210111 Coldenomp Common C Shawford Curdridge Denmead Headbourne Worthy 1 1 27 1 2 11 11 Hursley Itchen Valley Kings Worthy 1 1 5 1 11 3 1 1111 Littleton and Harestock 2 New Alresford Old Alresford Otterbourne Shedfield South Wonston Sparsholt Swanmore Twyford Whiteley Wickham Winchester Outside the District Portchester Chandlers Ford Various Waterlooville Southampton Portsmouth London Fareham Basingstoke Internet Wickham Winchester Whiteley Tichborne Sparsholt South Wonston Soberton 1 Shedfield 1 Parish where facilities usedOtt erbourne Old Alresford 21 New Alresford Itchen Valley Hursley Denmead 32 Curdridge 11 Compton and Shawford 1211 Colden Common 921 2 23 1 1124 2 5 1 Bishops Waltham 7112 1 1111 Bishops Sutton 112 Table 8 Qu 8: Where do you go for your evening/social activities? 13 Badger Farm 4216 Originating 215121721121232111954911546182811164 Parish 22 18 3 33 Parish NAME 11122 Sum 1 1121 Bishops Waltham 11111311 Colden Common Shawford Curdridge Denmead Headbourne Worthy Hursley Itchen Valley Kings Worthy Harestock New Alresford Old Alresford 2 Otterbourne Shedfield South Wonston Sparsholt Swanmore Twyford Whiteley Wickham Winchester Outside the District Table 9 Qu 9: Where would you prefer to go? Originating Parish where facilities used Parish B isho S New Al Old Alresfordou Southampton B It Ott Waterlooville a p chen Valle th Winchester Hedge Portsmouth dger Farms Walt Spar Ti Pa Denm er W Whit Wickham E F Hursle c Int a areham Londo Fair Oak resfo bou onst hb stl rk shol e h ea or el rnet e End Gat a rne o ne e ig m d y y rd n y h n e Parish NAME t Sum 5104112021121165012211323111132 Bighton 1 Bishops Waltham 8 1 112 1 Colden Common 11 Compton and 3 Curdridge 1 Denmead 4 1 Headbourne Worthy 1 Hursley 11 Itchen Valley 11 Kings Worthy 3 Littleton and 2 New Alresford 16 2 1 4 1 Old Alresford 1 Otterbourne 141 Shedfield 2 South Wonston 11 Sparsholt 21 Swanmore 1 Whiteley 16 1 1 Winchester 5 1 27 2 Outside the District 1 1 1 1 Table 100 summarises the total number and percentage of people participating in the exercise and how far they travel to access different facilities/vices. Table 10 Qu1 Qu1 Qu 2 Qu 2 Qu 3 Qu 3 Qu 4 Qu 4 Qu5 Qu5 Qu6 Qu6 Qu7 Qu7 Qu8 Qu8 Qu9 Qu9 Number % Number % Number % Number % Number % Number %Number %Number % Number % Within Parish 85 66 46 24 18 11 56 35 23 14 10162875671437658 Neighbouring 21 16 37 19 3 2 14 9 8 5 Parish 30 18 10 6 23 14 23 17 Further within 7 5 34 18 15 9 16 10 21 13 District 19 12 14 9 22 13 15 11 Outside District 15 12 66 35 80 50 33 21 110 65 149 442847291612 Internet 0 0 7 4 43 27 41 26 6 4 00 00 11 22 Sum 128 100 190 100 159 100 160 100 168 100 164 100 155 100 164 100 132 100 Figure 1 and Figure 2 show the general patterns of travel within the district.
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