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Humber, Ford and Stoke Prior Neighbourhood Development Plan Humber, Ford and Stoke Prior Neighbourhood Development Plan Young People’s Survey Report Version 1.0 initial release Prepared by Tony Cramp, Data Orchard CIC July 2014 [email protected] Contents Introduction Version history Presentation of results Survey methodology Results Response to the survey Location of respondents In or out of catchment Out, 43% In, 57% All respondents Q1. Are you a boy or a girl? Q1. Are you a boy or a girl? Q1. Are you a boy or a girl? Girl, 50% Boy, 46% Boy, 50% Girl, 54% All respondents Respondents in catchment area only Q2. How old are you? Q2. How old are you? 20% 15% 10% Respondents 5% 0% 5 yrs 6 yrs 7 yrs 8 yrs 9 yrs 10 yrs 11 yrs 12 yrs 13 yrs 14 yrs 15yrs 16 yrs Age All respondents Q2. How old are you? 20% 15% 10% Respondents 5% 0% 5 yrs 6 yrs 7 yrs 8 yrs 9 yrs 10 yrs 11 yrs 12 yrs 13 yrs 14 yrs 15yrs 16 yrs Respondents in catchment area only Age Q3. Roughly how many years have you been living around here? Q3. Roughly how many years have you been living around here? 40% 35% 30% 25% 20% 15% Respondents 10% 5% 0% Under 1 yr 1 to 2 yrs 3 to 5 yrs 6 to 10 yrs 11 to 15 yrs All my life Time lived around here All respondents Q3. Roughly how many years have you been living around here? 40% 35% 30% 25% 20% 15% Respondents 10% 5% 0% Under 1 yr 1 to 2 yrs 3 to 5 yrs 6 to 10 yrs 11 to 15 yrs All my life Time lived around here Respondents in catchment area only Q4. Did you go to Nursery School? Q4. Did you go to Nursery School? No, 9% All respondents Yes, 91% Q4. Did you go to Nursery School? No, 10% Yes, 90% Respondents in catchment area only Q4a. If so, where? Apple Barrels Brock Hall Kimbolton Apple Barrels, Leominster Brockhampton in Bromyard Kimbolton Appleberry Burley Gate Kimbolton Bar Gates <In another English city> Kimbolton Bargates Can't remember Kimbolton Bargates <County in England> Kimbolton Bargates Early years Leominster Bargates Hereford Leominster Leominster Early Years centre and Bargates Hereford Cathedral School Bargates Bargates (Leominster) Hollybush in Hereford Lucton Bargates, Leominster Honey Bee Lucton Bodenham Honey Bees Lucton School Bodenham Honey Bees Moor Park Bodenham Honey Bees Pencombe Bodenham Honey Bees Pencombe Bodenham Honey Bees St Michaels, Bodenham Bodenham Honey Bees <In another English city> Bodenham Honey Bees <In another English city> Bodenham primary school nursery Honey Bees Sutton Coldfield Bowbrook House School in Honeybees Tenbury Worcester Bowbrook House School, Peopleton, Honeybees When I lived in <abroad> Worcester Bargates Honey Bees Kimbolton Bargates Honey Bees Kimbolton Bargates Honey Bees Kimbolton Bargates Honey Bees Kimbolton Bargates Honey Bees Kimbolton Bargates Honey Bees Kimbolton Bargates Ivington Kimbolton nursery Bargates Ivington Luston Can't remember Ivington orelton Daisy chain Ivington Rode Methodist r.c. first school Dilwyn Kimbolton St Richards, Bredenbury Honey Bees Kimbolton Withington Honey Bees Kimbolton Honey Bees Kimbolton Q5. What do you think about the number of houses around your home? Q5. What do you think about the number of houses around your home? 70% 60% 50% 40% Respondents 30% 20% 10% 0% Too many About right Need a few more Need lots more All respondents Q5. What do you think about the number of houses around your home? 70% 60% 50% 40% Respondents 30% 20% 10% 0% Too many About right Need a few more Need lots more Respondents in catchment area only Q6. Would you like to go on living around here when you are grown up? Q6. Would you like to go on living around here when you are grown up? No, 35% Yes, 65% All respondents Q6. Would you like to go on living around here when you are grown up? No, 32% Yes, 68% Respondents in catchment area only Q7. What are the things you specially like about living around here? Animals and fields Because I can bike to school Because of all the horses Because we are off the main road and it is quiet and a big garden to play in being able to walk my dogs on fields seeing lots of horses about Being free to roam around everywhere Being in the countryside, friendly neighbours Lots of land and horse riding centres Bowling, Golf Clean air Animals Close (-ish) to Leominster and access to Hereford on the train Countryside Countryside Family near by Fields Fields to play in Fresh air Lots of space Going to school. Going to school. It's beautiful. Having extra play Horses Big garden I can go out and play whenever I want. I feel safe when I go out I have lovely neighbours I like going on the farm with my dad. I like living around here because there is not much traffic and it is in the countryside and I can play golf and bowling anytime I want I like living in the village with lots of trees and countryside I like looking a happy animals and I like to see my friends who live in Stoke Prior I like the scenery and open space. Also the fact there are not many people I live by my <close relative's> house. Lots of open space to play. It is lovely and quiet Its in the countryside, its quiet. I like the animals (sheep in the fields, and <named person's> horses) It's quiet It's quiet It's quiet and Iike looking at the animals and fields It's quiet and very pretty It's quiet, bowling, golf, biking, walking Its quite peaceful lots of bridle paths and farms Lots of fields to play in and trees to climb. Lots of events going on Lots of open space to play My family Nice atmosphere, not too may cars, low traffic. Quiet and peaceful Nice sunsets, Peaceful, Beautiful, Nature Not enough buses (would rather more buses!!!) Nothing Nothing Outside area to play Playing in park and the fields And taking our dog for walks for ages playing outside Pretty houses Quiet Quiet and natural Seeing my mates Space The activities and mates / football The animals The country lanes / views Low crime rate The countryside The countryside. The people living around the village The park The park The park and the roads to ride my bike The ponies and the fields The scenery Quietness The things we do together Some of the people that live here The entertainment The views and space There are farms There are lots of farms There is a pub that Daddy can go to and there is lots of riding that my sister can go to and me and my Mum have lots of friends here There's loads of nature. There's a great golf course at the grove and ten pin bowling plus yummy food. You can explore the wildlife You have a lovely view Aldi and my friend lives by me Animals, countryside and football Because there are lots of animals Big garden Countryside Countryside Countryside Countryside Countryside Countryside and animals Countryside, going fishing & golfing Family nearby Friends Going to school I can play outside I don't like anything I get to play outside I have a big garden I have a big garden I have a couple of friends to play outside with. I have got friends I like everything I like going to the swimming pool in Leominster I like having picnics. I have a beautiful garden. I like having animals. In the countryside It's fun It's not too busy. There's not too many houses. It have nice parks and views. And it has amazing wildlife. It's peaceful Its peaceful around here It's peacful Its quiet Lots of swings Lots of things to do, animals, fishing, countryside Lovely lanes to hack with my pony Morrins and its quiet <?> My friends Neighbours No traffic around here and lovely views Nothing Park Places to play Playing inside Playing outside Swimming pool The countryside The countryside The heated floor The ice cream van There's a park right next to my house There's places for me to ride my bike Trees Well I like some people and a lot of people are nice. Wild life Wild life and farms Q8. What are the things you do not like about living around here? Always have to go in the car Because there is no park Because there is not a skate park or a village hall Big cars blocking the roads Having yappy dogs next door Can be boring with lack of other people my age and lack of <?> facilities like a shop etc. Also bad internet! Cars come past my house too fast Cow/horse poo Dogs in the lane when I'm going for a walk; they scare me Fast cars, floods Football goals too small and pitch I don't know I don't like how fast the cars go on the road, it is dangerous I like all of it I like everything I like everything I like everything I like everything It is too quiet Its too far away from everything Jets and planes always fly over our house Long trips to places, no shops Lots of tractors, buses, farm machinery on the road More children around to play with More children to play with Nasty children No football pitch for me to play on No friends live near No shops Noises from my neighbours no-one to play with Not a lot to do! not being allowed outside not enough other children (girls) Not enough to do Not enough children / younger generations nothing nothing nothing Nothing nothing Nothing Nothing Nothing Playing Knock Knock Ginger Some of the people Some people Arguments Quite far from any shops Speeding cars State of roads - potholes Stinging nettles, fast cars that there are no ice-cream vans That there are not many places to ride The holes in the roads, Mummy tells them off! The loneliness in the village, the lack of children The people Bullying in a small community Isolation from town Little public transport Gets boring the road The things about living around here that I don't like is that there is nobody that is my age that lives near me.
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