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WINCHCOMBE AND SUDELEY NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN ANALYSIS OF QUESTIONNAIRE RESPONSES Lucy Briggs University of Gloucestershire February 2014
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WINCHCOMBE AND SUDELEY NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN
ANALYSIS OF QUESTIONNAIRE
RESPONSES
Lucy BriggsUniversity of Gloucestershire
February 2014
Who Responded?
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Age of people in Winchcombe & Sudeley who responded
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Who Responded?
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Occupation of Winchcombe and Sudeley Respondents
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Winchcombe and Sudeley Occupancy
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General Reactions
Agree Disagree No Comment0
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Have we captured the challenges facing our town and surrounding coun-tryside?
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Sites for Economic Development
Sites for Economic Development
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To provide for business growth and new jobs in town, are there any better sites than those shown on the map?
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Sites for Economic Development
Popular additional sites suggested:
• Old Winchcombe Hospital
• Conversion of old buildings into new businesses
• Rail Station
• Littleworth
Sites for Retail Development
Sites for Retail Development
North Street Almsbury Farm Library Car Park Castleways Garage Site
Neither No Comment Other - Expand current Co-op store
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To increase shopping choice, which of the two edge of town centre options would you favour? (including alternative given)
Site Choices
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Residents Response to an Expanded Co-op
• When the question “To increase shopping choice, which of the two edge of town centre option would you favour? Or do you have any alternatives to add?” a large portion of the responses wrote in that they wanted an expanded Co-op instead of a entirely new store.
• One person commented that they would rather have a larger store within the town that sold a wider range of stock than two smaller shops with less of a range of products.
Propsal for a Supported Housing Development
Proposal for a Supported Housing Development
Yes No No Comment0
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In providing for new homes, are serviced homes for elderly people a priority?
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Proposal for Supported Housing
Yes No No Comment0
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Is the Almsbury Farm site most suitable for new serviced homes?
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Potential Alternative Housing Location
The map to the left shows the potential housing sites in the area of Winchcombe. The Almsbury site will most likely be allocated to the supported homes for the elderly and the other two sites of the infill in Greet and the West of Winchcombe site.
Potential Alternative Housing Locations
West of Winchcombe
Site
Infill in Greet Site Disagree No Comment Other - Castleway Site
Both Sites0
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For the other new homes needed, which option mapped would best serve Winchcombe and Sudeley?
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Protecting Winchcombe’s Setting By Designating Green Spaces
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Do you agree with the proposed designation of the local green spaces shown on the map?
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Additional Comments
• Improve and maintain public transport
• Affordable housing for younger people
• Address traffic congestion
• Increase educational and medical facilities
