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92% of people like living here and 78% think the council is doing well: Aylesbury Vale satisfaction survey results revealed

Councillor Brian Roberts

Councillor Brian Roberts

More than nine out of 10 people enjoy living in Aylesbury Vale, according to a district council survey.

Of the residents questioned in Aylesbury Vale District Council’s residents’ satisfaction survey, 92% said they were happy living in the district.

In the same survey, 78% of respondents felt the council was doing a good job, 3% more than last year, while 73% said the authority provides value for money.

According to the survey, the area’s strengths are its safe environment, peaceful location and location in terms of easy access to other places for work, leisure or to shop.

The top three things seen as needing improvement are transport links, local services and local jobs.

Councillor Brian Roberts, cabinet member for civic amenities, said: “These results are impressive, particularly given the financial pressures on the council.

“They also show that many people, like me, love this area. We will be working hard to make sure we continue to deliver key services and great value.”

The survey comprised 2,203 telephone interviews. Interviewees were questioned at random on life in the Vale, the way the council runs things, anti-social behaviour and local democracy.

The findings will be presented to the council’s cabinet on March 12.

The full results will be on the council’s website shortly.


 
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