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Question 1: Which of the Following Do You Live In, Or Closest To? (Please Tick One Box) Question 1: Which of the following do you live in, or closest to? (please tick one box) Q1. Which of the following do you live in, or closest to? 30 25 20 15 % of respondentsof % 10 5 0 Stoke Heath/Dutton No reply Eaton upon Tern Ollerton Riverside Drive Stoke upon Tern Wistanswick Close Question 2: Approximately how long have you lived in Stoke upon Tern Parish? Q2. Approximately how long have you lived in Stoke upon Tern 40 35 30 25 20 % of% respondents 15 10 5 0 Less than 1 year 2 - 5 years 6 - 10 years More than 10 years More than 25 years Question 3. How many people in your household are in the following age groups Q3. How many people in your household are in the following age groups? 30 25 20 1 2 No of 15 3 responses 4 5 10 5 0 0 - 10 years 11 - 15 years 16 - 18 years 19 - 25 years 26 - 35 years 36 - 55 years 56 - 69 years 70 + years Question 4. For each statement please tick one box, depending on how strongly you agree or disagree. Q4 a. There is a shortage of children’s play areas in your area (By location in parish). Q4a. There is a shortage of children's play areas in your area... 35 30 25 20 % of Agree 15 Disagree respondents Unsure 10 5 0 Stoke Heath/Dutton Eaton upon Tern Ollerton Riverside Drive Stoke upon Tern Wistanswick Close Location Q4b. There is very little for teenagers to do in your area (by location) Q4b. There is very littlle for teenagers to do in your area 40 35 30 25 20 % of Agree Disagree respondents 15 Unsure 10 5 0 Stoke Heath/Dutton Eaton upon Tern Ollerton Riverside Drive Stoke upon Tern Wistanswick Close Location Q4c. There is very little for young people to do in your area (by location) There is very little for young people to do in your area 40 35 30 25 20 % of Agree Disagree respondents 15 Unsure 10 5 0 Stoke Heath/Dutton Eaton upon Tern Ollerton Riverside Drive Stoke upon Tern Wistanswick Close Location Question 4d. More footpaths should be opened up and made more accessible to all ages and abilities (by location) Q4d. More footpaths should be opened up & made accessible to all ages and abilities in your area 35 30 25 20 Agree 15 Disagree % of respondentsof % Unsure 10 5 0 Stoke Heath/Dutton Eaton upon Tern Ollerton Riverside Drive Stoke upon Tern Wistanswick Close Location Q4e. More social events for adults are needed in your area (by location) Q4e. More social events for adults are needed in your area 35 30 25 20 % of% Agree 15 respondents Disagree Unsure 10 5 0 Stoke Heath/Dutton Eaton upon Tern Ollerton Riverside Drive Stoke upon Tern Wistanswick Close Location Question 5. Please indicate if any members of your household would be interested in the following, if they were available nearby. Q5. Please indicate if any members of your household would be interested in the following activities, if they were available nearby 35 30 25 20 % of% responses 15 10 5 0 Other Live Mother & Senior Book Coffee Cubs/ Dance Drama ExerciseGardening Local Mobile Quiz Wine Youth (please music toddler residents Tennis Walking club mornings scouts classes group classes club history library nights tasting club specify events group club below) Activity – Other please specify Photography Wildlife Classical Music Club Mothers & Toddlers, Youth Club, Live Music events, quiz nights are all catered for at St Peters Church, Stoke on Tern. These should not be funded from Council Tax, any beneficiaries of these events should be charged Community Social Evening Motorcycle trials course Line dancing. Computer classes Question 6. Do you think your quality of life in the Parish would be improved if these measures were achieved Q6. Do you think your quality of life in the Parish would be improved if these measures were achieved 90 80 70 60 50 Agree 40 Disagree Unsure % of respondentsof % 30 20 10 0 A Parish map was produced to There were permanent speed Public transport was improved There were better parking facilities show footpaths, bridleways and cameras on the A41 (more frequent buses) at the school places of interest Question 7. Which primary school do your children attend? Counts Analysis % Respondents Base 9 100.0% Which primary school do your children attend? (please tick) Stoke upon Tern 8 Primary School 88.9% Hodnet Primary - School - Hinstock Primary - School - Market Drayton - Junior School - Buntingsdale Infants 1 School 11.1% Other (please state) HLC Bridge School, Hadley, Telford Tibberton Primary School Woore Primary School Norton in Hales Pre School Question 8. For each of the following statements, please tick one box to show how strongly you agree or disagree The school in the Parish is important to the local communities 90 80 70 60 50 % of% 40 respondents 30 20 10 0 Agree Disagree Unsure Response The school buildings and facilities should be used at evenings and weekends for community activities 70 60 50 40 % of% responses 30 20 10 0 Agree Disagree Unsure Q8 c. The future of the school in our Parish should be safeguarded 90 80 70 60 50 % of% 40 respondents 30 20 10 0 Agree Disagree Unsure School transport services need to be improved, to reduce traffic and parking issues 60 50 40 30 % of% respondents 20 10 0 Agree Disagree Unsure Question 9. Would you or your family be interested in attending local Adult Education classes during evenings and/or weekends? Q9. Would you or your family be interested in attending local Adult Education classes during evenings and/or weekends? 40 35 30 25 20 % of% respondents 15 10 5 0 Yes No Don't Know If yes, what subjects would you like to study? Spanish Computer Classes I would be interested in teaching first principle mathematics/arithmetic Digital photography/photoshop. Local history Would depend on activities Sugar craft, flower arranging Local History, Languages Foreign Languages: Italian, Portuguese, French, German, Spanish Spanish. Sign Language Computers. Choir German. Photography Local history. Welding. Welsh Educational. Life Skills. Leisure pursuits Psychology. Spanish. Business Movements Computing and Digital Cameras history Computer courses Depends on subjects Gardening. Photography Computers Book binding Maths. English Computing. Photography Open to anything Coaching (Sports) Computing for over 50's beginners Book keeping Arts and Crafts. Drawing. Health Art classes - watercolours - drawing Cake Icing Spanish. French. adult martial arts for fitness. Subject speakers (monthly) Computer literacy German IT Spanish Foreign Language, Art Question 10. Housing: For each of the following statements, please tick one box to show how strongly you agree or disagree. Q10. For each of the following statements, please tick one box to show how strongly you agree or disagree 70 60 50 40 Agree 30 Disagree % of respondentsof % Unsure 20 10 0 I would not like to There is a shortage More housing just The Parish is well Affordable housing There should be no see any further of affordable Warden-assisted means more noise, suited for new is needed for older development on development in the housing for young homes are needed traffic and light housing residents green field sites Parish families pollution development Question 11. Community: For each of the following statements, please tick one box. Q11. Community 90 80 70 60 50 % of respondents 40 Agree Disagree 30 Unsure 20 10 0 I would be interested in Residents need better trading services such as It is important to generate There is a great community information on local eventsVillage Halls are vital to the dog walking and baby more income from Village spirit in Stoke upon Tern such as Parish services future of the community sitting (please complete Halls to secure their future Parish and groups the volunteers section enclosed) Question 12. The parish newsletter is a valuable source of information. A regular parish event, such as Wistanswick Fete, benefits the community. Any ideas to improve the community spirit To support all areas of the parish who are also trying to benefit the community Parish Website Difficult this one for Eaton-upon-Tern - no pub, no shop and no village hall. The last community event was the 2000 millennium party. A village fete and Guy Fawkes night may be possible Monthly quizzes in Village Hall. Regular dances (seasonal) in village hall - ballroom, barn, country dancing - to attract a wider age group. Sports teams - parish cricket/football. Indoor sports competitions at Maurice Chandler (badminton, bowls, tennis) Make more contact with church newsletters Any major event during Christmas, Easter or Summer that brings all villages within the Parish together. We would be very interested in meeting others in the Parish. An annual Christmas Fair in Stoke on Tern village hall Carol Singing/Mince Pie Evening Lets have more events in Childs Ercall Village Hall. We have nothing in Eaton on Tern and we should try and get the community here to participate. Stoke on tern hall is too far away from us to attract people to go. Get more young people on the committees Perhaps a community run shop/post office similar to that of Cheswardine might be the answer Vintage machinery show like last year in David Moore’s field. Using village halls for events such as Health fairs, local poultry shows, psychic fairs, craft fairs, local produce, antique fairs, valuing Stoke on Tern fete Activities such as Litter Picking would encourage a pride in the area. Bonfire & Fireworks party. Social events at the Red Lion There appears to be very limited support for events. St Peters periodically puts round leaflets with very little take up.
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