A1. With regard to educational facilities does your area need any of the following?
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1 Education A1. With regard to educational facilities does your area need any of the following? Yes No Yes No Yes No After school clubs / activities? 77% 23% 82% 18% 56% 44% School holiday play schemes? 69% 31% 54% 46% 63% 38% Computer club? 79% 21% 52% 48% 56% 44% A2. What other educational help would you like to see in your area? Cycling proficiency helping people who are having difficulties, Foreign language provision i.e. French/Spanish/German. Places where friends could meet i.e. a youth club 12+ drama group. Thomas Alleynes generally help with classes e.g. football club Hockey club, swimming club, football club for all ages, special needs, language classes, home economics (cooking), technology club, badminton and tennis club. Arts, drama, crafts, tennis club, private tutors/further education. Visits to Museums/local work places/places of interest organised via youth club. Music theory groups study together. Return of youth clubs. Better access to books for revision, sports. Drama club under 15 s, youth club, junior tennis club. Somewhere for teenagers to go at night, science club, language club. Music, language and sport. Children s clubs and extra educational held games little children s schools more nursery schools lots of sport. Youth club, holiday clubs, recreational clubs, social, Need a BMX park and other things like that to keep us happy Portable library every so often., & Under 18 Survey 1 of 8
2 Transport B1. Which of the following is your usual means of transport: Leisure Education Leisure Education Leisure Education Bike? Public Bus? School Bus? Car (own or other)? B2. What improvements would you like to see to public transport? Cleaner Buses / More Space. No Public Transport in Gratwich. Buses going to more places instead of just going to Uttoxeter and swapping buses to get to somewhere else. More public buses. Buses that run more often to town. Last bus at 8:30, need later times. Less car fumes, transport is polluting the community. More buses to Burton upon Trent and local towns Increased number of bus routes especially to Burton. Taxi services, more public transport Clear and easy to understand timetables improved public transport. Help if public transport came to village. More buses to Burton on Saturday/holidays, more buses to Burton and Derby. More buses about 4.30pm from Uttoxeter to A50 Direct buses to Burton/Uttoxeter, better bus service to and from Marchington woodlands. Bus to Uttoxeter/Stafford/Derby More regular public buses coming to area Public bus-none More buses to everywhere, & Under 18 Survey 2 of 8
3 Social Activities C1. Does the area need a young people s club? Yes 32% 31% 10% No 68% 69% 90% C2. Are there enough parties and discos in for the youth in the community? Yes 32% 31% 10% No 68% 69% 90% C3. What other activities would you like to see? Sports club (x2), fun runs, sponsored bike rides, circus club, s own football team, youth club (x2), rugby, internet café, football teams/ club, Rounders, drama club for 12+, netball on tennis court. Different sports opportunities Increased number of sporting activities available (football, tennis etc) Holiday play scheme. More disco s (x3) for older children, as younger children run around and act immature. After school club at Village Hall. Restart youth club ABFC get their pitch back. Fun runs, more football competitions Parties to celebrate end of school year / end of exams. Skate boarding/bmx ramps. Indoor sports swimming pool (x2) access to tennis court and (members always hogging the court). Drama club, art club, tennis lessons, junior swimming club, horse riding, active fun sessions, trips out and weekly sports. More celebration events, internet café, athletics club, Skate board park a place to play sports i.e. football. More sport indoors and out lots of sport and exercise activities. Dance classes, roller-skating / skate boarding, football pitch. Skate park for skate boarders Holiday activities easy to get to Have lots of fun, more disco for 16+ Take a field or a bit of land and on it make a few ramps, small football pitch or something with goals. A basketball net and everyone will be happy (basically make a half decent park) organised football kick around/casual match once every fortnight., & Under 18 Survey 3 of 8
4 Sport D1. Are the sporting facilities in the area? Good 12% 12% 9% Reasonable 56% 54% 9% Poor 32% 34% 82% Any facilities would be good but would be impractical in this village as there are not enough young people to make it worth while attending. D2. What improvements to sports facilities would you like to see? Bigger climbing frame for older children, netball hoop, running track, cycle track (x2), cricket, basketball. Bigger variety, place to play badminton, bowls, dancing, singing club, sports activities at village hall e.g. Yoga, keep fit, Netball court, adventure playground, lines put on football pitch more frequently. Football, Rounders pitch, bigger field, youth club12+, football club, basket ball court, gym, sports centre, better maintenance of the playground area / equipment. Better use of tennis courts i.e. badminton / basketball nets, better football nets, BMX course, skateboard park. Tennis park, football lights, skate park, level playing field, fix the roundabout, sports clubs, skate board, bike park. Proper football grounds, maintenance on what there is already there e.g. Nets on basketball ring Proper village sports days for all ages Easier access at wider range of times swimming pool, skate board ramp (x2). Football pitch, skate park, nets for cricket pitch/new football pitch (x2), what ever can be affordable, tennis coaching for youngsters. General improvements better quality upgrade. Swimming pool (x3), more for younger people Better football (x4) field better football pitch. Larger recreational area. Sports for younger children not just football Football ground for local. Park, bike riding lessons, football playing fields. Skate boarding roller blading / BMX park, football pitch closer to village and not in a bumpy ploughed up field Karate club / sports club, playing rugby / football with friends if pitches were provided. Skate boarding (x3) Bikes, boarders, blades facilities, e.g. Ramps we have the support of the adults I have asked. Sports centre, running, karate club, some sporting facilities, tennis court, badminton, there isn t any, so I can t say to improve on anything., & Under 18 Survey 4 of 8
5 D3. Which new sports clubs/activities would you like to attend if they were provided? Badminton equipment, running, cycling, lessons, drama (x2), cricket, dance (x2), singing club, netball (x2), football (x2), basketball (x2), football club, running club, badminton, tennis (x2), bike rides, tennis club, youth club, karate, badminton, tennis coaching/club, athletics everything, gymnastics, squash, badminton. Scrambling / quad bike, swimming (x5), tennis (x7), rugby. Football (x6), cricket, hockey, junior swimming, horse riding, basketball (x2), sports on Astro Turf. Badminton UIE, football UIE, table tennis, computer club, maths club, athletics, basketball, youth club. Golfing, organised activities i.e. aerobics, youth club, football, badminton for children, swimming for under 1. Snooker/pool, hockey (x2), netball (x3), Rounders, cricket, Duke of Edinburgh Award, badminton (x2), gym (x2), dance (x3), football, BMX, skateboards, skate club, netball. Tennis coaching, netball (x2), karate classes, skate boarding, hockey, Rounders, athletics, gymnastics, rollerblade, hockey, cricket, football 2, football, bowls no., & Under 18 Survey 5 of 8
6 The Community E1. Which of the following do you think would help protect and enhance the local environment? Please put in order of priority (i.e. 1-12, 1 being greatest in importance). (Average Results) Recycling Energy saving Improved public transport Car sharing More jobs locally More houses for local people Advice on health lifestyle Reduce traffic Create a nature reserve Reduce pollution in the countryside Reduce litter / rubbish Plant more trees / hedges Other: Shop less people going to Uttoxeter to get what they want, more shops, less pollution Reduce traffic, recycling, energy saving, places of interest, speed cameras, traffic travels too quickly (safer roads). People walking up and down the street after dark to prevent bullying More things for to do so people don t get bored and break things. Public transport from schools for children whose parents work late but need picking up. Less dog fouling. Provide facilities for young people skate board (2) Leisure centre E2. Would you be prepared to assist in the mapping and recording of special landscapes and buildings? Yes 33% 35% 25% No 38% 43% 50% No Opinion 29% 22% 25% E3. Would you help in other community projects? Yes 67% 61% 50% No 33% 39% 50%, & Under 18 Survey 6 of 8
7 Conclusion F1. What facilities for the young residents would you like to see improved or provided? Picnic tables, more play equipment, skate park, adventure playground, youth club 12+, netball courts, free tennis courts that is all there is for people my age (14/17), Post Office so as not to buy sweets / stamps. Bike trails, bridle path, youth club, Youth clubs - youngsters early on in evening, older teenagers later. Maybe line entertainment occasionally. Street fighting club, paper shop, down lighting at the courts and football pitch, nature club, playground equipment/area, shop, football pitch improved, village shop, swimming club, football club, BMX park/track, youth club, sports club, video/dvd hire, IT training, skate board park, disco s, singing club/dancing, computer club. Football pitch more sports clubs. Place for kids / teenagers to hang out, place with sporting activities, sports that can be used at once. Football field behind tennis courts, more equipment in park, more activities/tournaments, football ground. Play area for the young, Village Hall for more cups. Better sports facilities (no suitable recreational areas) safer cycling /especially on main road, more activities in playground. Safe meeting areas for children planned organised activities. Indoors sports facilities pool/snooker, small cinema, football, more to do, skate park (X5). Footpath through Crown car park so children can walk to school safely and reduce unnecessary traffic. Better football pitch, skate park/roller blading, youth club. Rugby club / pitch needs more equipment, football pitch. Stop cars parking on basketball court / park in places provided, places to meet safe with facilities and activities. Level surface basketball, football improvement. Cricket nets, safe cycling paths, sports, dancing/clubs, more buses, more bins. Youth club (x4), skate boarding club, cycle club to us cycle skills. Sports facilities/public transport, playing field with swings/slides near Admaston, park to include football goal, climbing frame for little kids, a ramp for BMX bikes/skateboards, basketball ring, safe area for bikes, social events, discos 16+ parties, Skate park keep us off the street corners, somewhere safe, keep us fit, something to progress at, we have to go to Rugely and the road to Rugely is not safe. F2. Finally, please add any suggestions you may have for making the area a better place to live in. Gate to stop people (young children) running on the road, more children and teenagers space, no litter/rubbish/graffiti/dog poo recycling scheme. More weekly activities, clubs e.g. Drama, netball, improved public transport add a stop in up by the bridge bank otherwise have to walk to. Nature area for wildlife, more social activities/clubs to get to know each other, more things to do, youth clubs., & Under 18 Survey 7 of 8
8 Community watches on younger people, more green areas, flowers/trees, roads less bumpy, more sport e.g. Football, make the village smarter, cars only to go at 20mph. Close off school house lane from 8.45/ 9.05 and 3.15/3.40, each school day to stop crazy use of Crown car park and prevent a terrible accident. No parking on pavement in Bagot Street, nature reserve, reduce traffic volume more buses to Burton. Youth club (X2) - properly supervised, better policing let children identify their local policeman. Projects build nature reserve/help elderly, places to go e.g. Café, better public transport so kids can get out of the village, reduce drug use. More modern shops, restaurant, café, chip shop and adults patrolling to prevent bullying. More facilities for teenagers to reduce vandalism of places like park. Reduce litter ensure village keeps it s tradition. Clear bottles, cigarettes from around institute, Churchyard, look after our countryside, protect wildlife, less houses being built and ruining all the fields e.g. One opposite Richard Clark. Make the Main Street more pleasant to look at, scouts hut looks run down from outside, so maybe that and the park could be repainted. Teenagers are bored and need somewhere to get together. Better bus service, chip shop, café, meeting place for young people, more shops with wide range of produce, clothing, CD sets. Keep children from wandering the streets and in the pubs, keep village tidy. Too many alcohol bottles and cigarette packets giving the village a bad reputation, more animals (open farms), cleaner streets / less traffic. Play area near institute is a joke, no young people were consulted on the design, but their designs for a shelter for teenagers was ignored, greater representation on local bodies for young people. No more housing, stop any house development. Involve teenagers in the village to prevent vandalism in the village. Patrol team to pick up litter to make a nicer place. A few more sports facilities for younger people up to 9 years of age, needs to be recognised that there are youths in the village who need appropriate facilities to occupy them in their spare time and something needs to be done about it (I would lend my assistance if need it voluntarily) It is an old village but in some aspects it needs to be updated. Skate Park., & Under 18 Survey 8 of 8
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