Survey of Redcliffe Ward

Thank you for responding to this survey. What you tell us will be used to help us decide which activities and projects are the real local priorities in Redcliffe ward.

Q1

	Do you think any of the following issues need improving in your local area? By local area we mean within a 15-20 minute walk from your home. Please mark up to THREE of the following:
		Activities for families and young children		Noise and nuisance from construction work
		Activities for older people		Problems from licensed premises
		Affordable decent housing		Public transport
		Cleanliness of streets		Road and pavement repairs
		Community spaces or meeting places		Rubbish put out on the wrong day
		The level of crime		Rubbish collections
		The level of pollution		Sports and leisure activities
		The level of traffic congestion		Enforcement of speed limits
		Parks and open spaces		Something else
		Parking for residents or visitors

Q2

	If you said that it's something else that needs improving, please tell us about it here.

As part of the 'City Living, Local Life' initiative your local Ward Councillors have a small amount of money to spend on projects within the Redcliffe Ward. Although Councillors already have some ideas for projects, they want to hear the views of as many residents as possible.   To what extent do you think the following would improve local life?

Q3

	Outreach work with isolated older people Examples of this work could include schemes to link volunteers with older people who need friendship and support, coffee mornings and other activities, pairing younger and older people to learn from each other.
		--Click Here-- Would improve local life a great deal Would improve local life to some extent Would not improve local life at all

Q4

	Encouraging support to the K&C Foundation The K&C Foundation is a special local charity that seeks donations from Royal Borough residents and gives out grants only to local groups who work primarily with disadvantaged local residents. This work could include fundraising events or volunteering evenings to match interested people with local groups seeking volunteers.
		--Click Here-- Would improve local life a great deal Would improve local life to some extent Would not improve local life at all

Q5

	Supporting Earl's Court Youth Club Earl's Court Youth Club works with young people between 9 and 19 years old and up to the age of 25 for those with a disability. Their aim is to provide a safe and welcoming environment for young people of all abilities and backgrounds to come and enjoy a wide selection of activities aimed at promoting personal, social and educational development.
		--Click Here-- Would improve local life a great deal Would improve local life to some extent Would not improve local life at all

Q6

	Improving the garden in Redcliffe Square Redcliffe Square is a much valued public open space. The Council is planning to refurbish the play areas and renew worn grass. In addition Councillors could choose to use some of their City Living, Local Life budget to enhance these works.
		--Click Here-- Would improve local life a great deal Would improve local life to some extent Would not improve local life at all

Q7

	If you are in favour of improving the garden in Redcliffe Square, please detail any ideas you may have.

Q8

	Improving Brompton Cemetery Although the Cemetery is managed by Royal Parks, not the Council, your Ward Councillors could discuss ideas for improvement with Royal Parks and the Friends of Brompton Cemetery, who do excellent work to promote and care for the Cemetery.
		--Click Here-- Would improve local life a great deal Would improve local life to some extent Would not improve local life at all

Q9

	If you are in favour of making improvements to Brompton Cemetery please detail any ideas or suggestions you may have.

Q10

	If you have any ideas for projects that could make your neighbourhood better or have any comments or suggestions, please share them here.

If you'd like to get involved in 'City Living, Local Life', please give us your contact details. We'll let you know about future opportunities to have your say, and send you information now and then about projects or events you might like to get involved with, either as a participant or as a volunteer. You will be able to opt out of this at any time.

Your contact details

Q11

Name

Q12

Address

Q13

Postcode

Q14

Email

Q15

Telephone

The following questions are OPTIONAL. The information will be used to make sure that responses are received from a representative selection of residents. The information that you give us will be treated in the strictest confidence.

Q16

	Are you...
		--Click Here-- ...male ...female

Q17

	Which age group do you belong to?
		--Click Here-- Under 18 18-25 26-39 40-59 60-74 75 and over

Q18

	How do you identify yourself?
		--Click Here-- White Black or Black British Asian or Asian British Mixed Any other group

Please state

Q19

	How long have you lived in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea?
		--Click Here-- Less than a year More than a year, but less than two years More than two years, but less than five years More than five years, but less than 10 years More than 10 years

The personal information you provide will be handled by the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea in accordance with the Data Protection Act 1998. The information will be used in connection with 'City Living, Local Life' by your Ward Councillors and the Policy and Partnerships Unit and will be followed up only where you have clearly given us your permission. Your information will not be shared with any other department or organisations.