- Just over three-quarters of respondents support the school street (77%). A tenth of respondents do not support the scheme whilst 13% are undecided
- Support is slightly stronger amongst residents than parents
- 55% of parents support the school street in its current form, whereas only 22% of residents think it is working
- 58% of residents think it needs changes
- All parents who say the scheme needs changes comment on the need for more enforcement. One parent suggests better signage
- Residents also express concern over lack of enforcement, a few suggest expanding the hours of operation to deter early arrivers, and to implement a one-way system
Support for the School Street
Summary
Do you support the School Street?
Base: Total sample (119)
This chart shows that:
77% of respondents support the school street, 10% do not, and 13% are undecided.
Do you support the School Street? - by parents/carers and residents
Base: Parents/carers (47) | Residents (73)
This chart shows that:
72% of parents/carers support the school street, 17% do not, and 11% are undecided.
79% of residents support the school street, 5% do not, and 15% are undecided.
Do you think the School Street works in its current form?
Base: Total sample (119)
This chart shows that:
36% of respondents think the School Street works in its current form, 19% do not, and 45% feel it needs changes.
Do you think the School Street works in its current form? - by parents/carers and residents
Base: Parents/carers (47) | Residents (73)
This chart shows that:
55% of parents/carers think the School Street works in its current form, 19% do not, and 26% feel it needs changes.
22% of residents think the School Street works in its current form, 21% do not, and 58% feel it needs changes.