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Your chance to shape future services with Winchester’s Active Communities Change Plan

Do you want to make a difference in your local area? Are you happy, healthy, and do you feel safe? To help us find out complete the Winchester City Council’s Active Community Change Plan online survey. The topics being covered are:

· Crime and Anti Social Behaviour (ASB)
· Health and Well Being
· Winchester Celebrations for London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games

The council is seeking your views on a number of services that affect local people. The results from the survey will help to identify community priorities, shape how resources are going to be used and contribute to the annual crime and disorder review. Those who live and work in the district are being asked to participate in the survey by sharing their views and experiences.

Jen Anderson, Assistant Director for Active Communities said, “Local people’s opinions are an essential part of shaping the future services provided by Winchester City Council. This consultation process will help us to gain a clearer understanding of what local communities would like the Active Communities priorities to be”.

You can complete the survey on line by visiting the following link:

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/ActiveCommunitiesSurvey

The deadline for responses is 20 June 2011. Alternatively if you would rather complete the survey in paper format please contact the Community Safety Team by email: communitysafety@winchester.gov.uk or telephone on 01962 848 423. The results of the survey and the annual review of crime and disorder will be published on the Community Safety Partnership website in late summer 2011.

If you would like more information on this consultation please contact the Community Safety Partnership Analyst and Researcher by email: communitysafety@winchester.gov.uk or telephone 01962 848 394.

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