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Our Community Spirit

Q1	Volunteering can take many different forms and involve different levels of commitment.  This could be as part of a formal voluntary organisation or just informally helping out somewhere, including caring.  Thinking about any activities you might do, please tell us about how often over the last 12 months have you given unpaid help to any group(s), club(s) or organisation(s)?
		At least once a week
		Less than once a week but at least once a month
		At least once every six months
		At least once per year
		I give unpaid help as an individual only and not through groups(s), club(s) or organisation(s)
		I have not given any unpaid help at all over the last 12 months

Q2	Please tell us about the clubs or societies you are involved with.  (Please tick all that apply)
		As participant / player		As organiser / committee member
	Sports / fitness club
	Group for toddlers and babies (0 - 5)
	Group for children (5 - 12)
	Group for youth (12 - 18)
	Group for adults
	Older people's group
	Arts / Drama / Music society
	Education group (eg school governor)
	Tenants' or residents' group
	Religious / spiritual group
	Environmental group
	Animal focused group
	Local history group
	Other

If you have ticked other, please tell us what this is:

If you currently volunteer, please go to Q4

Q3	If you currently do not volunteer but feel you have time to spend on volunteering activities, would you like to do so?  How much time do you feel you might have to give? (Please tick one box only)
		One day per week
		Half a day per week
		A few hours per week
		A day per month
		A few hours per month
		I have no time to spare

Our Streets

Q4	We would like to know what you think about your surrounding area.  Looking at the list of different aspects below, please tick the FIVE things that most need improving in your local area (within 10mins walk of your home) and in the city of Salisbury overall (Please tick up to FIVE things in each column)
		Your local area		Salisbury generally
	Parks and open spaces
	Quality and location of street furniture (e.g. benches)
	General appearance of buildings
	Cafe culture
	Number of intimidating places
	Condition of the road and pavement surface
	Public spaces to be well lit (e.g. streets)
	Clean, litter free streets
	Weed removal and maintenance of green areas
	Enforcement of parking restrictions
	Removal of abandoned vehicles
	CCTV cameras
	Visible police presence
	Public conveniences

Q5	Please tell us your ideas for making Salisbury more attractive

Q6	How safe or unsafe do you feel when outside in your local area (within 10mins walk of your home) after dark and during the day? (Please tick one box in each row)
		Very safe		Fairly safe		Fairly unsafe		Very unsafe		Don't know
	After dark
	During the day

Q7	Thinking about your local area, how much of a problem do you think each of the following are…   (Please tick just one box per row)
		A very big problem		A fairly big problem		Not a very big problem		Not a problem at all		No opinion
	Noisy neighbours or loud parties
	Groups of people hanging around the streets
	Rubbish or litter lying around
	Vandalism, graffiti and other deliberate damage to property or vehicles
	People using or dealing drugs
	People being drunk or rowdy in public places
	Abandoned or burnt out vehicles
	Dog fouling

Our Shopping Experience

Q8	Please tell us if you agree or disagree with the following statements about Salisbury's shops and markets. (Please tick just one box per row)
		Strongly agree		Agree		Disagree		Strongly disagree
	I can get everything I want from the range of shops in Salisbury
	The range of individual shops makes Salisbury an interesting place to shop
	The range of shops from larger chains is not very good
	The balance of town-centre and out-of-town shops is just about right
	I like the close proximity of shops in the town centre
	There are too many empty shops

Q9	Using the scale below, please tell us if you think there are enough of each kind of shop in Salisbury (Please tick just one box per row)
		Too many		Enough		Not enough
	Women's clothes shops
	Men's clothes shops
	Teenage clothes shops
	Children's clothes shops
	Supermarkets
	Specialist food shops
	Independent retailers
	Cafes / eating places
	Gift shops
	Home entertainment
	Electrical goods
	Mobile phone shops
	Furniture shops
	Charity / second hand shops
	Repair shops
	Local greengrocer

Q10	Salisbury hosts a number of different markets.  Please tell us how often you use each of these: (Please tick just one box per row)
		Every week		Fortnightly		Monthly		Every six months		Once a year		Never
	Tuesday market
	Saturday market

Q11	Salisbury hosts these other markets.  Do you use any of them when they are here?
		Yes		No
	Salisbury Farmers' Market
	French / Continental Market
	Christmas Market

Q12	How often do you shop outside of Salisbury? (Please tick just one box)
		Every week
		Fortnightly
		Monthly
		Every six months
		Once a year
		Never

Where do you shop outside of Salisbury?

Q13	If you sometimes shop outside of Salisbury, please tell us the reasons why you go out of Salisbury. (Pease tick all that apply)
		Wider choice of shops
		For a day out
		For a particular shop e.g. Primark
		Because the shops are more convenient
		It makes a change
		Speciality shops
		Parking is easier / cheaper

Q14	How often do you spend leisure time outside of Salisbury? (Please tick just one box)
		Weekly
		Fortnightly
		Monthly
		Every six months
		Once a year
		Never

Where do you spend your leisure time outside of Salisbury?

Q15	If you sometimes spend your leisure time outside of Salisbury, please tell us the reasons why you go out of Salisbury. (Please tick all that apply)
		A particular activity or club not in Salisbury
		A better range of restaurants / eating places
		A better range of arts events
		A better range of performances
		Better activities for young people
		Better activities for older people
		A wider range of opening times
		Easier access
		Parking is easier / cheaper

If you leave Salisbury for activities or clubs, please tell us what these are?

Our Arts and Culture

Q16	Thinking about arts and culture, how often do you attend the following? (Please tick just one per row)
		Every week		Fortnightly		Monthly		Every six months or so		Annually		Never
	Film, cinema
	Music event
	Visual arts
	Festivals
	Dance
	Comedy
	Literature
	Theatre / Drama

Q17	As opposed to being a member of the audience, how often do you take part in any of the following events? (Please tick just one per row)
		Every week		Fortnightly		Monthly		Every six months or so		Annually		Never
	Film, cinema
	Music event
	Visual arts
	Festivals
	Dance
	Comedy
	Literature
	Theatre / Drama

Our Transport and Access

Q18	Thinking about the following statements about roads, transport and access within Salisbury city,  please tell us how much you agree or disagree with each of them.  (Please tick just one box per row)
		Strongly agree		Agree		Disagree		Strongly disagree		Don't know
	From where I live, public transport is convenient for getting into the city centre
	Prices on public transport around Salisbury are affordable for me
	It is easy to get to other towns and cities from Salisbury using public transport
	By car, I can easily get around Salisbury at all times of day
	At certain times of day, e.g. the school run, it becomes difficult to get around Salisbury by car
	I can usually find a parking space easily
	I can use footpaths and other off-road routes to walk into the city centre
	Generally, I feel safe when I walk around Salisbury
	Salisbury is an easy place to get around in by bicycle
	Salisbury city centre is an easy place to get around for people with a mobility impairment
	Salisbury city centre is an easy place to get around for people with a pram or pushchair
	I regularly use Salisbury park and ride

Q19	Which of the following methods of transport do you use most often to get around Salisbury? (Please tick the MAIN method for each column)
		To get to work (paid or voluntary)		To get to school or other education		To go shopping		For leisure / social / sports activities
	Walk
	Bicycle
	Bus
	Car (as the driver)
	Car (as a passenger)
	Taxi
	Mobility scooter or wheelchair
	Not applicable

Q20	Which of the following things below would make you use 'green' forms of transport more often?  (Please tick ALL that apply)
		Safe, well lit footpaths
		Safe, well lit cycle ways
		A more extensive network of footpaths and cycle ways
		More secure cycle parking places
		Cheaper buses
		More frequent buses
		Bus routes to where I want to go
		Better bus timetable information
		Car share club

Our Environment

Q21	In order to be greener, which of the following actions do you think Salisbury should prioritise as a city? (Please tick UP TO FIVE issues you feel are the most important to tackle)
		Raise awareness of all the issues around climate change
		Consider how we can prepare for rising global temperatures and extreme weather events such as flooding
		Promote environmental education programmes for young people
		Promote the fitting of energy efficient features such as insulation and solar shading into existing public buildings, businesses and private homes
		Increase the amount of electricity and heat generated by local renewable schemes
		Develop a more sustainable transport system
		Reduce energy use within the city
		Promote the importance of biodiversity (the variety of living things) and halt its decline
		Use rain collection systems to make better use of rain water.
		Ensure more waste is reduced, reused, recycled or recovered
		increase the amount of food produced locally
		Improve local food security e.g. by supporting local community spaces such as allotments community orchards and other community schemes
		Reduce packaging and use of plastic bags

The UK is planning for a future that does not depend solely on the burning of fossil fuels for energy and transport.  Cities like Salisbury can play their part in a greener future

Q22	Which of the following actions do you feel need more promotion in order to help individuals and families reduce the carbon they produce and to save money?  (Please tick UP TO FIVE options that should be promoted the most.)
		How to save money on heating bills
		How to save money on electricity bills
		Installing renewable energy technology in homes or businesses
		How to run your car more efficiently and save on fuel
		To eat more locally grown fruit and vegetables that are in-season
		To eat less meat (which is thought to cause high levels of carbon emissions)
		Making information available to help inform the environmental impact of people's purchasing choices
		Information on the environmental impact of flying
		How to save money on food bills by throwing away less
		Reduce the amount of waste currently going to landfill
		Information on how to use less water

Our Education

Q23	If you or someone else in your household is currently in education, please tell us what employment sector they are thinking of finding work in.
		Agriculture
		Manufacturing
		Construction
		Motor trade
		Hotels and catering
		Transport
		Finance / accounting
		Business
		Public administration
		Defence / Armed Forces
		Education
		Health and social care
		Information Technology
		Science / Technology
		Other

Please tell us what this other activity is:

Q24	Thinking around the types of education on offer in Salisbury, please tell us about how it is currently meeting your needs. (Please tick one box per row)
		My needs are fully met		Partially met		Not met at all		N/A
	Pre-school
	Primary schooling
	Secondary schooling
	Sixth form
	College - vocational courses (Full time)
	College - vocational courses (Part time)
	University
	Special Educational Needs
	English as an additional language
	Back to work skills
	Other work-related qualifications
	Other

Please tell us what this other type of education is:

Our Tourism

Salisbury is a very popular tourist destination, what with the Cathedral in the city centre and the World Heritage Site of Stonehenge just a few miles away.  Tourism brings about 3.2 million visitors a year into the South Wiltshire area, who spend around £187million whilst here.  This provides a significant number of jobs locally - sustaining over 4,200 jobs.  However, the number of tourists in the city can bring challenges.

Q25	Please tell us how much you agree or disagree with the following statements about tourists and tourism in Salisbury
		Strongly agree		Agree		Disagree		Strongly disagree
	Tourism in Salisbury leads to a wider range of cafes and pubs
	Tourism in Salisbury brings a wide range of cultural events.
	The numbers of tourists in the city centre hinders me from getting to where I want to get to
	I get overwhelmed by the amount of tourists in the city
	I think there needs to be better tourist parking facilities in Salisbury
	There needs to be clearer signs to get to places of interest
	Tourists should be encouraged to come and visit Salisbury
	Overall, tourism in Salisbury leads to a better quality of life for people who live here.

How can benefits from tourism be increased in the city?

Our Health

Q26	Everyone in Salisbury should be able to register with a G.P. practice.  Please tell us how you find accessing your G.P. and / or the Drop in Centre in Avon Approach. (Please tick just one box per row)
		Strongly agree		Agree		Disagree		Strongly disagree
	I can make appointments easily at the time and date I wish
	I find it difficult to make appointments at times that are convenient
	I can easily get to the G.P.'s surgery / Drop in Centre
	It is difficult for me to get to the surgery / Drop in Centre (because of distance, public transport, etc)
	It is difficult for me to get to the surgery / Drop in Centre (because of mobility impairment)
	I have not been able to register with a G.P.
	I am happy with the service provided by my G.P. / Drop in Centre

Q27	Please tell us about the type of dentist you are registered with. (Please tick one box only)
		NHS dentist (please go to Q28)
		Private dentist (please go to Q29)
		I'm not currently registered with a dentist (please go to Q29)

Q28	If you are registered with an NHS dentist, please tell us how much you agree or disagree with the following statements. (Please tick just one box per row)
		Strongly agree		Agree		Disagree		Strongly disagree
	It was easy to find a place at an NHS dentist
	I was on a waiting list for a long time to get a place
	I find it easy to make appointments at my NHS dentist
	I have to travel a long way to get to my NHS dentist
	I am happy with the service provided by my dentist

Q29	Please tell us your experiences of getting to and from Salisbury District Hospital for treatment

Q30	Do you have an illness or disability that limits your activities in any way?
		Yes (please go to Q31.)
		No (please go to Q32.)

Q31	If yes, does this illness or disability affect the way you access certain places? (Please tick all that apply)
		Difficulty accessing shops
		Difficulty accessing public buildings
		Difficulty accessing leisure facilities
		Difficulty accessing arts and entertainment facilities
		Difficulty accessing places of work
		Difficulty accessing education facilities

Q32	Is there anything about Salisbury that prevents you from being fit and healthy?

Our Housing

Q33	Have any family members had to move away from Salisbury city because they are unable to afford to live here? (Please tick the one option that best applies)
		Yes, they left because they could not afford to buy
		Yes, they left because they could not afford to rent
		No one has had to leave Salisbury

Q34	Are there children living in your household because they cannot afford to move out of the family home? (Please tick the one option that best applies)
		Yes, they cannot afford to leave home
		Yes, but they are saving for their first home
		No, they do not want to leave home
		No, they have been able to afford to leave home
		There are no children in this household

Our Future Prosperity

Q35	I believe the future prosperity of Salisbury City depends on capitalising on the following areas in the ways listed in the grid. (Please tick all that apply)
		Investment		Improve workforce skills		Jobs
	Heritage and Archaeology
	Biosciences
	Theology
	Arts
	City centre redevelopment
	Retail
	Tourism
	Other

Q36	I believe the top three major threats to Salisbury's future prosperity to be: (Please tick UP TO THREE boxes only)
		Stronger competition e.g Bath, Winchester, Southampton
		Lack of cohesion
		Lack of momentum
		Lack of aspiration
		Resistance to change
		Other

Please tell us what you see as the other major threat/s to Salisbury's future prosperity:

About you We need to know more about our many communities in Salisbury, so we are asking some questions about you.  This information will help us to better identify the needs and views of our many communities, and will help us to plan and deliver services.   This information will not be used to identify you in any way.

Q37	Are you male or female?
		Male
		Female

Q38	Please tell us which age range you are in:  (Please tick one box below)
		Under 13
		13-19
		20-29
		30-39
		40-49
		50-59
		60-69
		70+

Q39	Please tell us your post code (this will not be used to identify you in any way)

Q40	Which of these activities best describes what you are doing at present?  (Please tick one box below)
		Full time job (30+ hours per week)
		Part time job (less than 30 hours per week)
		Run a business from home
		University
		School or college
		Other training scheme (e.g. modern apprenticeship / Training for Work)
		Unemployed and available for work
		Wholly retired from work
		Looking after the home
		Doing something else

If you are interested in any of the subjects raised by this survey or are interested in being part of groups to work on these, please contact Salisbury City Community Area Partnership on 01722 421747

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