Oxfordshire Place survey results
Find out more about residents' views of the area and local public services.
Oxfordshire's Place Survey is a partnership project and was carried out by the county and district councils between 29 September and 19 December 2008 using a postal survey approach.
This survey is part of a national exercise that all English councils are asked to undertake by central government. It will be carried out every two years and replaces the three yearly BVPI survey. The questionnaire and approach are prescribed by central government.
The Place Survey contains sections on:
- The local area
- Public services
- Information
- Local decision making
- Volunteering
- Getting involved in the community
- Respect and consideration
- Community safety
Read the questionnaire (.pdf format, 194 Kb) (please note this version of the questionnaire is branded for the Cherwell area).
The results of the survey are still provisional (as at June 2009) as the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG), which is responsible for the Place Survey across the country, has not confirmed or published the final results for any council area. The DCLG has made a statement about the likely publication of the national results at Communities and Local Government website.
When the full results are published, and data is available from all other local councils, more detailed analysis will be available to public service providers in Oxfordshire and to members of the public.
Further information
For further information about the Place Survey please contact the Consultation and Involvement Team, Oxfordshire County Council on 01865 323324 or email ask@oxfordshire.gov.uk.
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Contact details
Oxfordshire Partnership
County Hall
New Road
OX1 1ND
Tel: 01865 323967
Fax: 01865 783363
Email: Oxfordshire Partnership
