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Employment and the Local Economy Current Employment Respondents were asked about their current employment status. Responses are shown in the table below.
Respondents were also asked about their main place of work or study. The Table below shows that the majority of respondents work outside the Parish.
Editor’s Comment As can be seen by these answers, transportation and highways are vital. Future Employment 425 respondents (78%) indicated that they would like to see more jobs/employment in Hemyock and the Table below shows what sort of additional employment is desired. Table to show Support for Additional Employment in Hemyock
425 people (74%) were in favour of small-scale light industrial workshops in Hemyock, 58 people (11%) were against them and 84 (15%) had no opinion. 336 people (83%) would like to see redundant farm buildings converted for light industrial workshops. 53 people (13%) are against this. 407 people (76%) would like to see redundant farm buildings used for craft based enterprise (50 people, 9% are against this usage). A question was asked as to whether or not, people performed voluntary work, 32% said yes and 68% said no. Chart to show Respondents Views on Encouraging More Tourism
Table to show Respondents Views of Visitor Activities Suitable for Hemyock
Respondents were asked whether they shop in Hemyock and how often. The table below shows the frequency with which residents shop in the village.
Respondents were then asked to give the reason they shop in Hemyock – people were able to give more than one reason. 508 people answered this question. The most frequently given reasons were "you like to support local shops" and "you need last minute items". Table showing Respondents Reasons for Shopping in Hemyock
Respondents were also asked why they shop elsewhere and the table below shows their responses, with the most frequently given reason being for more choice of goods. Table showing Reasons for Shopping Elsewhere
Editors note We are lucky that our size of population keeps the village shops and businesses buoyant [Previous Page][Index][Next Page] [DF&F Main Menu] [Community Profiles Menu] [Community Appraisals Menu] [Top of Page] [Devon C.C. Homepage] Page Created: January 2002 This Information was provided by Corporate Information Services Send any comments, enquiries, etc. to DRIS@devon.gov.uk |