Help us shape Oxford Survey

What is the survey?

Residents across the county are being given the chance to tell councils what it is like to live in the area and what issues really matter.

A comprehensive survey about satisfaction with public services and community involvement will be hitting the doormats across Oxfordshire.

More than 14,000 residents have the chance to have their say and help shape the provision of public services. The residents have been picked from a random sample.

Who is running the survey?

The survey is being run by the six councils in Oxfordshire and it is part of a national Place Survey programme, so the feedback from Oxfordshire could not only shape the way things are run in the county, but across the country too.

The survey, which is being run by independent company MRUK, will ask residents aged 18 and over to comment on their immediate neighbourhood, public services and if they get involved in their community.

The Place Survey is a requirement of the Government and is run according to Government stipulation. The survey was jointly commissioned by the six councils as it was the most cost effective and efficient way of doing it.

When do the surveys have to be returned by?

Any responses must be in by 19 December. 

Where can I get help to fill in the survey?

The survey can be made available in alternative formats or languages.

If you receive a survey and need assistance of any kind, please contact MRUK using the details below.

Page last reviewed 10 Oct 2008