Life in Lancashire 2003

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Purpose	The research gave an insight into the public's concerns and priorities for where they live, their satisfaction with Lancashire County Council overall and with all the services it provides.
Subject	All services Communications Community cohesion Community engagement Quality of life
Commissioned by	Corporate Research and Intelligence Team

Geographic area	All of Lancashire
Method	Questionnaire - face-to-face
Consultation with	General public
Date	15/09/2003 - 09/12/2003
Undertaken by	MORI

Results

Number of responses	2447
Key findings	Perceptions around quality of life differ by area, but residents are more united in their views on working towards a better future. Four-fifths (81%) of Lancashire residents say they are satisfied with their local area as a place to live. However, the 2003 survey reveals a wide degree of variation in residents' reported satisfaction with their area.There have been some significant improvements in satisfaction with key services, with a heavy emphasis on services relating to highways and traffic.

Number of responses

2447

Key findings

Perceptions around quality of life differ by area, but residents are more united in their views on working towards a better future. Four-fifths (81%) of Lancashire residents say they are satisfied with their local area as a place to live. However, the 2003 survey reveals a wide degree of variation in residents' reported satisfaction with their area.There have been some significant improvements in satisfaction with key services, with a heavy emphasis on services relating to highways and traffic.

Project document(s)

Report(s)

Marked up questionnaire(s)

Presentation(s)

LiL 2003 presentation

Contact information

For more information about this research contact:

Mike Walker
01772 533445
mike.walker@lancashire.gov.uk

Mick Edwardson
01772 530290
mick.edwardson@lancashire.gov.uk

Email: haveyoursay@lancashire.gov.uk