Preferred topics of information

• Residents would most like the Council to share information about big projects in the city (74%), events and other things to do in the city (72%), transport and travel (71%) and refuse, recycling and other clean city services (70%)
• Other popular topics include parks and open spaces, local health and social care services, and Local Government Reorganisation (selected by over half of residents)
• Of those who feel the Council should be sharing information about each of these topics, parks and open spaces is rated as the highest importance, followed by transport and travel in the city and refuse, recycling and other clean city services
• Although the second highest proportion of residents feel that the Council should be sharing information about events and other things to do in the city, residents tend to prioritise other topics as being more important to share about

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74% of respondents said the Council should be sharing information about big projects in the city, such as sea defences. 72% said the Council should be sharing information about events and other things to do in the city. 71% said the Council should be sharing information about transport and travel in the city, such as bus services and road works. This chart shows:
70% said the Council should be sharing information about refuse, recycling, and other clean city services. 63% said the Council should be sharing information about parks and open spaces. 62% said the Council should be sharing information about local health and social care services. 56% said the Council should be sharing information about Local Government Reorganisation. 47% said the Council should be sharing information about ways to manage the cost of living. 47% said the Council should be sharing information about environment and climate action. 41% said the Council should be sharing information about devolution. 38% said the Council should be sharing information about ways to manage your own health and wellbeing. 38% said the Council should be sharing information for parents and carers, including education and childcare. 5% said the Council should be sharing information about immigrant concerns. 1% said the Council should be sharing information about housing. 3% said the Council should be sharing information about another topic. 2% said the Council should not be sharing information about any of these topics.

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57% of respondents said parks and open spaces are a very important subject to them, 40% said that they are quite important to them, 3% said that they are neither important nor not important to them, and 0.4% said that they are not very important to them.
54% of respondents said transport and travel in the city is a very important subject to them, 42% said that it is quite important to them, 2.6% said that it is neither important nor not important to them, and 0.9% said that it is not very important to them.
56% of respondents said refuse, recycling and other clean city services are a very important subject to them, 39% said that they are quite important to them, 5% said that they are neither important nor not important to them, and 0.6% said that they are not very important to them.
54% of respondents said local health and social care services are a very important subject to them, 38% said that they are quite important to them, 4.4% said that they are neither important nor not important to them, and 2.4% said that they are not very important to them.
52% of respondents said big projects in the city are a very important subject to them, 40% said that they are quite important to them, 7.1% said that they are neither important nor not important to them, and 0.4% said that they are not very important to them.
55% of respondents said environment and climate action is a very important subject to them, 34% said that it is quite important to them, 7.9% said that it is neither important nor not important to them, and 0.7% said that it is not very important to them.
55% of respondents said ways to manage your own health and wellbeing are a very important subject to them, 35% said that they are quite important to them, 7% said that they are neither important nor not important to them, and 2.2% said that they are not very important to them.
52% of respondents said ways to manage the cost of living are a very important subject to them, 37% said that they are quite important to them, 7.5% said that they are neither important nor not important to them, and 1.9% said that they are not very important to them.
41% of respondents said events and other things to do in the city are a very important subject to them, 49% said that they are quite important to them, 8.9% said that they are neither important nor not important to them, and 0.8% said that they are not very important to them.
43% of respondents said devolution is a very important subject to them, 43% said that it is quite important to them, 11% said that it is neither important nor not important to them, and 2.4% said that it is not very important to them.
44% of respondents said Local Government Reorganisation is a very important subject to them, 42% said that it is quite important to them, 13% said that it is neither important nor not important to them, and 0.05% said that it is not very important to them.
41% of respondents said parents and carers, including education and childcare, is a very important subject to them, 30% said that it is quite important to them, 13% said that it is neither important nor not important to them, and 11% said that it is not very important to them.