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The Summer 2022 survey has now closed. The survey was on the theme of communication and media. We wanted to find out how you use social, digital, print and broadcast media to help us identify the best ways to involve and inform you about our work and services.
Your responses will help improve how local councils engage, listen and respond to the communities they serve. We have chosen this topic in response to the feedback our panellists have given us in previous surveys.
The survey also included a set of recurring questions. We analyse these carefully to track changes in opinion over time and from different groups.
Survey results are shared on this site and with decision-makers who use them to help inform their decision-making on services.
If you would like to participate in future surveys by post or telephone, please call 01522 782116.
The Summer 2022 survey has now closed. The survey was on the theme of communication and media. We wanted to find out how you use social, digital, print and broadcast media to help us identify the best ways to involve and inform you about our work and services.
Your responses will help improve how local councils engage, listen and respond to the communities they serve. We have chosen this topic in response to the feedback our panellists have given us in previous surveys.
The survey also included a set of recurring questions. We analyse these carefully to track changes in opinion over time and from different groups.
Survey results are shared on this site and with decision-makers who use them to help inform their decision-making on services.
If you would like to participate in future surveys by post or telephone, please call 01522 782116.
The County Views citizens' panel gives the people of Greater Lincolnshire a voice. Taking part in this survey gives you the chance to:
tell us about what matters to you
show us where we can improve
help us deliver better services
Please spare 10 minutes to complete this questionnaire to have your say about your local area and services the councils and partners provide. Take part and make a difference for everyone!
If you would like to take part by post or by telephone please call: 01522 782116
County Views summer 2022 is currently at this stage
Contributions to this survey are closed for evaluation and review. The project team will report back on key outcomes.
Final report
this is an upcoming stage for County Views summer 2022
The final outcomes of the survey are documented here. This may include a summary of all contributions collected as well as recommendations for future action.
