Satisfaction survey with users of District Court, Licensing, and Registration services throughout South Lanarkshire. Opinionmeters were available for use at the following locations:
Friday 01/08/08 - Friday 08/08/08
Sainsbury's Hamilton,
Asda Blantyre,
Somerfield Uddingston,
Larkhall Somerfield,
Rigside Store,
Stonehouse co-op.
Friday 08/08/08 - Friday 15/08/08
Hamilton Regent Centre,
Hamilton Asda,
EK Sainsbury's,
EK Central Library,
Morrison's Cambuslang,
Rutherglen Shopping Centre.
Friday 15/08/08 - Friday 22/08/08
Coalburn General Store,
Abington Shop / Post Office,
Biggar Co-op,
Green Granary, Carstairs,
St Brides Hall, Douglas,
Tesco Lanark.
Opinionmeter Survey amongst South Lanarkshire residents on the Council's Mediation Service. Opinionmeters were available for use in East Kilbride Central Library, Biggar Co-op, Cambuslang Morrison's, Larkhall Somerfield, Hamilton Asda, and Lanark Tesco supermarkets. All residents were welcomed to visit these locations during the survey period to give their views.
The Council has compiled a draft Equal Opportunties and Diversity Strategy and would like to seek the views of interested individuals and stakeholders on this.
This consultation has come about through discussion with local representatives of Quarter looking to develop local youth activities as well as raise awareness of existing youth work activities in the surrounding areas of Hamilton and Larkhall
This survey is being undertaken by Social Work Resources as part of a review of Social Work services for children with additional support needs. Your comments and views about our service will help inform future planning and organisation of services.
We are writing to every household in South Lanarkshire and asking them to complete a customer satisfaction survey. One survey should be completed for each household.
Consultation undertaken with businesses involved in servicing the evening economy in Hamilton and members of the public visiting the town centre over the festive holiday period 2007/08
Survey of users and visitors to the Hamilton Town House venue to find out about their opinions of the venue and whether they felt that a cafe would be a useful addition to the range of services available.
Survey of local residents on Rutherglen Town Hall. Opinionmeter survey units will be placed within Rutherglen Town Hall, Rutherglen Shopping Centre, Morrisons Supermarket - Cambuslang, Asda Superstore - Toryglen, Lifestyles Leisure Centre - Rutherglen. Survey units will be in stores and facilities between the 22nd November and 10th December 2007.
Each year the Council consults with the public on key areas of investment as part of the budget setting process. Focus Groups took place with members of the South Lanarkshire Citizens Panel to discuss certain areas of budget spending i.e. Education, Environment, Social Work and Roads issues
Our ultimate aim is to improve the health of everybody living in South Lanarkshire. This means we need to focus on actions that will tackle our priorities in health.
A questionnaire was issued to customers and agents who had recently received a building warrant or completion certificated from our Building Standards offices. The questionnaire was split into two sections, one to determine customer satisfaction levels and the other to determine importance of key aspects of our service delivery.
Consultation is carried out every three years to collate statistical information on the opinion of services provided in both neighbourhood and regeneration area bases. The local levels of satisfaction are then compared against the South Lanarkshire wide evaluation. Detailed household survey with 4,275 residents across South Lanarkshire carried out by FMR Research Limited on behalf of South Lanarkshire Community Planning Partnership. The survey provides both an update to a Baseline Study commissed in 2005 and establishes part of the baseline for the South Lanarkshire Single Outcome Agreement.
As part of the consultation processes regarding services provided to the Electorate during the Scottish Parliament and Local Government Elections of May 2007 a survey was undertaken with members of the public who had a disability to gauge their opinions on physical access into polling places and the various equipment provided for voters with a visual impairment.
Opinionmeters placed at locations within Cambuslang and Rutherglen during the Summerfest and Landimer Day celebrations asking the views of residents on this topic.
Survey of to evaluate the Active IT Courses. Please note that this survey is only available to service users completing a course at one of our Active IT centres.
Opinion meter survey undertaken in 5 East Kilbride locations including local supermarkets, library and sports facilities to find out local peoples' views on the East Kilbride Arts Centre
The South Lanarkshire Home School Partnership carried out this survey to research the types
of activities that fathers are currently involved in with their children, if there are other things that they would like to be involved in relating to their children, and what kind of barriers prevent dads from getting involved.
The South Lanarkshire Community Safety Partnership were awarded additional funding by the Scottish Executive to provide high visibility, high impact joint initiatives within the Town Centre area of Hamilton over the 2006/07 Festive period.
Opinionmeter Survey being undertaken in Town Centre areas throughout South Lanarkshire to identify how aware members of the public are of CCTV and what impact it has on their daily lives.
A partnership of Local Authorities in West and Central Scotland commissioned consultants to carry out an assessment of the housing needs of Gypsies/Travellers in their areas. This partnership consists of Councils in
Argyll and Bute, East Ayrshire, ast Dunbartonshire, East Renfrewshire, Glasgow City, Inverclyde, North Ayrshire,
Renfrewshire, South Ayrshire, South Lanarkshire
West Dunbartonshire,
Consultation with users of the Council's planning service to establish the quality of service provided by staff in Planning Offices throughout South Lanarkshire.
South Lanarkshire Council has to compile a Core Paths Policy by end of 2006 and is therefore carrying out consultation with communities on the use of paths in their area.
To obtain the view of children and homeless families on their experience of homelessness and the services they receive in conjunction with Shelter Families Project and Womens Aid