For all respondents, adding more plants and green elements is the most popular use of the creative space (57%), however, impacted residents would most like the parking space to be kept (56%), as well as a third of all respondents (32%)
Just over a fifth of respondents would like a place for people to sit or a bicycle storage hangar (23%), however, adding a place for people to sit is less important for the impacted residents
On Bramble Road, creative space is made by making the roads one-way and by using the double yellow lines and one parking space. How would you like to see this space used?
Base: Total sample (405) | Residents of Bramble, Shanklin, Ventnor, and Talbot Roads (25*) *Caution small base
This chart shows how respondents would like creative space on Bramble Road to be used:
57% of total respondents and 48% of impacted residents would like more plants and green elements added
32% of total respondents and 56% of impacted residents would like the parking space to be kept
23% of total respondents and 4% of impacted residents would like a place for people to sit added
23% of total respondents and 20% of impacted residents would like a bicycle storage hangar to be added
17% of total respondents would like open bicycle parking
9% of total respondents would like a bicycle hire (Beryl Bikes) station to be added
7% of total respondents and 12% of impacted residents would like to keep the double yellow lines
8% of total respondents and 12% of impacted residents would like the space to be used in other ways
6% of total respondents and 4% of impacted residents would not like any of the above changes made
This table shows other ways respondents would like creative space on Bramble Road to be used:
They would like other issues addressed first, such as the lack of parking already or the poor public transport service.
They would like school children/ pedestrians to be prioritised such as a safe area in front of the school, a play area, or wider pavements.
Voi rental e-scooter racks or rental bicycle parking.
They feel it should be up to impacted residents.
They express praise for the design.
wdt_ID
Responses for 'other'
1
Address other issues first (e.g. lack of parking already, poor public transport service)
2
Prioritise school children/ pedestrians (e.g. safe area in front of school, play area, wider pavements)
3
Voi rental e-scooter racks/ rental bicycle parking
7
Should be up to impacted residents
8
Praise for design
Key quote from impacted resident
“With the flats there, taking away parking space is more heavily felt. There is already open bicycle parking near there that is not used, adding more will not help.”
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