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HOUSING
52 persons identified that housing for local people was needed and 40 of those considered that there should be provision for young people.
2 households identified a housing need for 3 people in the next three years. One household identified a need for starter homes.
29 people considered no housing was needed.
53 people considered that it would be acceptable to have development of affordable homes for young people.
38 people would support single dwellings in controlled locations. However in-filling was less popular.
EDUCATION & TRAINING
SCHOOL
98% identified the school as being very important to the community. 86 people thought that the school should be made available for use outside school hours, 70 of whom would be prepared to pay for its use.
73% of those with an opinion, considered parking at the school inadequate.
NURSERY
45 people representing 100% of those with an opinion considered that Nursery facilities should be improved, by the addition of a new building.
ADULT EDUCATION
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57 people |
Considered there to be no provision |
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42 people |
Expressed an interest in adult education and evening classes |
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35 people |
Held no opinion |
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32 people |
Interested in vocational training opportunities |
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23 people |
Thought the provision to be poor |
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19 people |
Needing IT training |
This is obviously an area that should be explored.
‘Ceramics’
‘Pottery’
‘Local History’
‘Art’
‘French’
‘Sculpture’
‘Computer Training’
‘Upholstery’
‘Carpentry Skills’
‘Keep fit/aerobics’
‘Languages’
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