- Those aged 45-64 are more critical of the key area of building better community relationships (6%) along with those from other sexual orientations (6%)
- Males are more likely to disagree than females (5% vs 3%)
- Those with a disability are more likely to disagree than those with no disability (4% vs 2%)
- The most frequently mentioned comments relate to it being the responsibility of minority communities to integrate with the majority, with limited input from the native population
- Some describe it as vague or not really part of the council’s remit
- Others comment that communities are already doing this themselves
Disagreement with building better community relationships
Summary
Who disagrees with ‘building better community relationships'?
Base: Total sample: (388) | 16-44 (68) | 45-64 (132) | 65+ (134) | Male (150) | Female (172) | Heterosexual (228) | Other orientations (54) | White British (268) | Other ethnic groups (55) | Disability (117) | No disability (215)
This chart shows the proportion of respondents who disagree with ‘building better community relationships’:
5% of the total sample
3% of 16-44 year olds
6% of 45-64 year olds
2% of 65+ year olds
5% of Males
3% of Females
4% of those who are Heterosexual
6% of those who are of an Other sexual orientation
4% of those from a White British ethnic group
4% of those from Other ethnic groups
4% of those with a Disability
2% of those with No disability
Please tell us why you don't agree with "building better community relationships"?
Base: All those disagreeing (21*) *Caution small base
| wdt_ID | Key themes in order of frequency of mentions |
|---|---|
| 1 | Up to minority communities to integrate with the majority |
| 2 | Vague |
| 3 | Communities already doing this / not council business |
| 4 | Waste of money / nothing will happen |
