Staffordshire Engagement Network Alex Green and Ed Hockey Snap Surveys.

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Staffordshire Engagement Network Alex Green and Ed Hockey Snap Surveys

Why are we weighting? Figures have changed slightly Changes do not effect all findings Main issues likely to be at subgroup level Weights and inflation factors have been issued to Primary contacts Snap will amend all reports to be in keeping with the new data set …but please be patient!

Public land clear of litter

Response rate

IMD and response rate

Nationally

“BV 3” All EnglandUnitariesCountyDistrict

- 17%: People not treating each other with respect and consideration +5%: Satisfaction with the area +2% : Theatres and concert halls - 8%: Local tips -13%: People using or dealing drugs -11% Public land clear of litter and refuse -12%: Sport and leisure facilities National trends: main variations -12%: Provides value for money - 8%: Overall satisfaction with the authority Main positive movements Main negative movements

Satisfaction with the council

‘Perception gaps’ Mean satisfaction with services Satisfaction with Council

‘Perception gaps’

IMD vs Overall Satisfaction Deprivation Overall satisfaction

Overall satisfaction vs NI 5 area as a place to live Satisfaction with area Overall satisfaction

Value for money vs Overall satisfaction Value for money Overall Satisfaction Collinearity?

Refuse collection vs Satisfaction Refuse collection Satisfaction R2 =

Overall satisfaction vs NI 4 Overall Satisfaction Ability to influence decisions

Involvement indicators

Can influence decision making (NI 4)

Involved in decision making

Involvement and influence Been involved % can influence decision making

Would like to be more involved

Given unpaid help (NI 6)

Seek people’s views about ASB

Successfully dealing with crime & ASB (NI 21)

Understanding & Dealing with ASB Seek people’s views about ASB Successfully dealing with ASB

ASB

ASB a problem in the neighbourhood

Deprivation and ASB R2 = Deprivation % High level of perceived ASB

IMD vs drug dealing in area Deprivation Drug dealing as a problem

IMD vs drunk or rowdy behaviour as problem Deprivation Drunk or rowdy behaviour

NI 5 Satisfaction with area vs NI 17 Perceptions of ASB Area as a place to live Perceptions of ASB

End of presentation

Performance Matrix Absolute performance

NI 5 Satisfaction with area vs NI 17 Perceptions of ASB Area as a place to live Perceptions of ASB

Satisfaction vs like to be involved Overall Satisfaction Like to be more involved

IMD – NI 5 Satisfaction with area Deprivation Satisfaction with the area

Refuse collection vs Value for money Refuse collection Value for money

Public land clear of litter

Waste collection

Doorstep recycling

Local tips

Local transport info

Local bus service

Sport and Leisure facilities

Libraries

Museums and galleries

Theatres and concert halls

Parks and open spaces

Value for money

Overall satisfaction

People from different backgrounds get on well together

Sense of belonging

Satisfied with area

ASB a problem in the neighbourhood

Parents take enough responsibility

People not treating each other with respect

Informed about what to do in a large scale emergency

Drunk or rowdy behaviour as a problem

Drug use or drug dealing a problem

Health good or very good

% of people aged over 65 satisfied with home and neighbourhood

Older people get the help they need to live independently

Been treated with respect and consideration by public services

Response Rate vs Overall Satisfaction Response Rate Overall Satisfaction