In 2011, residents in Denbighshire were given a chance to have their say on council services and issues in their local community.
The survey - carried out by Denbighshire County Council - was sent out to a random sample of 6,000 properties in the county. It was designed to find out the perceptions of communities as places to live, and to measure levels of satisfaction with council services, including environmental services, transport, education, social services and housing, cultural, and leisure services.
The report has helped the council to find out how well informed people are when it comes to the council and its services; to understand experiences of complaining to the council; determine satisfaction levels with making contact with the council; and to find out opinions about what the council should focus on during the next four years.
(pdf, 56.34 KB) Denbighshire Resident Survey 2011 - Appendix 2 - Community Area Tables
(pdf, 291.91 KB) Denbighshire Residents Survey 2011 - Report
(pdf, 348.61 KB) Analysis of the results of the 2011 Residents Survey
