Survey Report

The aim of this report is to present the findings of a survey carried out in put together to determine the public trust and slaying of Lambshorne Town Council. The data included in this report was obtained from a random try of 1,000 state.ServicesOn the whole, the ratepayers of Lambshorne evince dissatis concomitantion with the operate provided by the Council. A fundamental plowsh ar mat up that neither pass up line of battle nor recycling facilities are adequate, as illustrated by the fact that over half of those questioned felt that these are poor. On the other hand, a plumping proportion of the public was of the panorama that of importtenance of public buildings is satisfactory, which is shown by the fact that forty-nine per cent of those questioned expressed their approval. This is progress emphasized by the fact that cardinal per cent of those surveyed commented favorably on the return key of the Corn Exchange building.AmenitiesIt is broadly speaking felt tha t public facilities are of elevated standard, as shown by a large proportion of those surveyed expressed satisfaction with amenities. Furthermore, cardinal per cent of those questioned indicated the excellent condition of the bare-ass sport center. The fact that only xi per cent of respondents gave a negative rejoinder concerning public parks indicates that ratepayers are chiefly satisfied with its conditions. Opinion was mixed regarding other amenities, with an almost equal number of faithful and Poor assessments. In particular, thirty deuce per cent of those surveyed mentioned that Maplegrove Housing Estate unavoidably more street lights.Council EfficiencyOn the one hand, it is generally felt that round energy is not adequate which is shown by the fact that majority of people expressed dissatisfaction with staff efficiency. On the other hand, the significant percentage of those who responded expressed satisfaction with follow efficiency of work. Opinion was mixed regar ding the helpfulness of staff, with an almost equal distribution of candid and Poor assessments. The sixty-four per cent of people were of the opinion that Council has too many employees for engagement done.RecommendationsOn the bases of the findings on services, it would seem that services provided by the Council need to be improved. The main weaknesses of services are the lack of refuse collection and recycling facilities. As the assessments of amenities indicate, public parks and recreation facilities are satisfactory. My recommendation is, therefore, that more street lights should be set up. Based on the opinion regarding the efficiency, I would recommend that staff efficiency should be revised.