1 comberton village action plan questionnaire results

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Comberton

Village Action Plan

Questionnaire Results

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Please note that the number of replies received to each question is stated in the slide title as:

(N= )

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Part 1: Household section

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Q1: How many people normally live in your household? (N=1762)

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Total number of people in this sample 1762

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Q2: Number of people in your household in each age group: (N=1762)

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

0-4 5-10

11-15

16-17

18-24

25-44

45-59

60-64

65-74

75-84

84+

Males

Females

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Q2: Number of people in your household in each age group: (N=1762)

• Under 5 years:n = 287



• 24 years and under: n = 486

• 65 years and over:n = 287

• Age 5 – 17 years:n = 275

• Age 5 – 24 years:n = 387

• Age 11 – 17 years:n = 145

• 1533 respondents aged 11 years and over (available to complete this questionnaire)

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Q3: Where does your household live? (N=711)

38%

27%

16%

13%6% Harbour Ave area

Barrons Way area

Swaynes LaneareaBarton Rd area

Green End andBranch Rd

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Households Responding to Questionnaire

• A: Long Rd. and Harbour Ave. area– Number possible 349, number (%) returned 275 (78.8%)

• B: West St. and Barrons Way area– Number possible 235, number (%) returned 192 (81.7%)

• C: South St. and Swaynes Lane area– Number possible 144, number (%) returned 114 (79.2%)

• D: Barton Rd., Hines Lane and Wootens Close– Number possible 126, number (%) returned 90 (71.4%)

• E: Green End and Branch Rd.– Number possible 46, number (%) returned 40 (87.0%)

• Overall– Number possible 900, number (%) returned 715 (79.4%)

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Q4: Type of dwelling (N=707)

3% 7%2%

86%

1%1%Private Rented

Local AuthorityRentedHousing Assoc.RentedOwner Occupied

SharedOwnershipProvided withEmploymentOther

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Housing status in different areas (Q3 and Q4)

Private Local Auth Housing Ass Owner Shared Provided /cArea

House-holds Rented Rented Rented Occupied Ownership Employment Other

ABCDE

0 02 02 00 10 1

275 10 3 12 248 2192 9 6 1 168 3114 3 19 1 85 190 1 23 3 62 040 0 0 0 38 1

23 51 17 601 7 4 2

A: Long Rd. and Harbour Ave. area B: West St. and Barrons Way area

C: South St. and Swaynes Lane area D: Barton Rd., Hines Lane and Wootens Close

E: Green End and Branch Rd.

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Housing status by sex (Q11 and Q4)

Dwelling Male Female

Private rented 23 19 23Local authority rented 51 35 49Housing assoc. rented 17 19 20Owner occupied 603 602 652Shared ownership 7 6 4Provided with employ 4 5 4Other 2 0 2

686 754

House-holds

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Housing status by age group (Q12 and Q4)

Housing statusHouse-holds 11-15 16-17 18-24 25-44 45-59 60-64 65-74 75-84 85+

Private rented

Local authority rented

Hosing assoc. rentedOwner occupied

Shared ownershipProvided with employ

Other

0 0 1 0

7 14 13 4

1 1 1 0110 146 63 17

1 0 1 23 0 0 0

0 0 0 0

23 5 2 4 23 7

51 7 2 1 15 17

17 4 1 6 15 8603 85 25 77 306 428

7 0 0 2 1 34 0 0 2 1 3

2 0 1 0 1 0

101 30 92 361 466 122 161 79 23

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Q5: What type of dwelling is this? (N=706)

30%

33%

13%

18%

4%

1%

1%Detached

Semi-detached

Terraced

Bungalow

Flat / Maisonette

ShelteredHousingOther

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House types in different areas (Q3 and Q5)

AreaHouse-holds Detach Semi-det Terrace Bungal Flat/Maisonet Shelt’d Other

A 275 43 130 83 10 9 0 0

B 192 78 48 9 44 1 5 3

C 114 43 26 3 30 8 0 1

D 90 17 29 0 32 8 4 0

E 40 29 0 0 9 0 0 2

210 233 95 125 26 9 6




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House type by sex (Q11 and Q5)

House typeHouse-holds Male Female

Detached 211 226 241

Semi-detached 233 267 258

Terraced 95 87 100

Bungalow 126 84 122

Flat / maisonette 26 15 18

Sheltered housing 9 1 8

Other 6 4 6

684 753

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Dwelling type by age group (Q12 and Q5)

House typeHouse-holds 11-15 16-17 18-24 25-44 45-59 60-64 65-74 75-84 85+

DetachedSemi-detached

TerracedBungalow

Flat / maisonetteSheltered housingOther

177 40 54 17 4180 41 35 10 4

52 8 13 11 044 31 54 35 11

7 2 4 2 30 0 2 5 14 0 0 0 0

211 40 12 28 99233 48 16 35 148

95 10 2 19 72126 3 1 6 22

26 0 0 3 129 0 0 0 16 0 0 1 5

101 31 92 359 464 122 162 80 23

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Q6: How many bedrooms does your dwelling have? (N=715)

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

450

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

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Number of bedrooms in different areas (Q3 and Q6)

AreaHouse-holds 0 bed 1 bed 2 bed 3 bed 4 bed 5 bed 6 bed 7 bed

A 275 3 0 15 219 30 7 1 0

B 192 5 3 27 83 58 14 2 0

C 114 4 14 23 35 29 7 0 2

D 90 0 16 22 37 11 4 0 0

E 40 1 1 3 10 10 14 1 0

13 34 90 384 138 46 4 2




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Number of bedrooms by sex (Q11 and Q6)

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

450

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Number of bedrooms

Male

Female

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Number of bedrooms by age group (Q12 and Q6)

Bedrooms 11-15 16-17 18-24 25-44 45-59 60-64 65-74 75-84 85+0 1 0 0 4 4 4 3 6 0

1 0 0 5 11 9 1 5 8 42 0 1 2 16 30 11 31 30 133 55 14 48 218 255 76 84 29 44 27 9 23 84 108 24 29 10 2

5 16 6 13 25 53 6 8 1 16 2 1 1 5 5 0 2 0 07 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 0

101 31 92 363 466 124 162 84 24

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Q7: If anyone in your household wishes to move but is unable to, why is this? (N=664)

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

n/a

Price

Lack

of s

uitab

le sto

ck

Lack

of lo

cal a

utho

rity/

hous

ing a

ssoc

iat...

Lack

of p

rivat

e re

nted

acc

omm

odat

ion

Lack

of p

hysic

ally a

cces

sible

stock

No su

itable

shelt

ered

hou

sing

Not a

ble to

get

a jo

b

Unable

to a

fford

cost

of m

oving

Other

finan

cial c

omm

itmen

ts

Other

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Q7: If anyone in your household wishes to move but is unable to, why is this? (N=193)

72

43

19

9

5

3

5

22

10 5

Price

Lack of suitable stock

Lack of local authority/housing associationhomesLack of private rentedaccommodation

Lack of physicallyaccessible stock

No suitable shelteredhousing

Not able to get a job

Unable to afford cost ofmoving

Other financialcommitments

Other

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Q8: Enter the number of children (if any) in your household who attend the

following: (N=411)

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

160

180

Play g

roup

Nurse

ry sc

hool

Primar

y sch

ool

Secon

dary

scho

ol

Schoo

l for t

hose

with

spec

ial n

eeds

6th

Form

colle

ge

Univer

sity o

r coll

ege

(living

at h

ome)

Univer

sity o

r coll

ege

(living

away

)

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Q9: If any of your children are unable to take part in after school/college activities,

please give the reasons why. (N=32)

9

417

2

Lack of transporthome

Distance betweenhome /school

Expense

Special needs notcatered for

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Q10: Number of roadworthy vehicles kept in the village (N=638)

0

200

400

600

800

1000

1200

Cars Vans Motorbikes

Speciallyadaptedvehicles

Bicycles Lorries

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Q10: How many roadworthy cars / vans are kept by your household? (N=638)

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

0 1 2 3 4 5 6

Households

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Roadworthy vehicles kept in different areas (Q3 and Q10)




AreaHouse-holds Cars Vans Motor bikes Adapted vehicles Bicycles Lorries

A 275 387 30 24 1 362 1B 192 254 10 14 7 206 7C 114 155 10 2 0 101 0D 90 111 8 9 0 84 0E 40 75 4 6 1 72 0

982 62 55 9 825 8

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Q11: Sex of respondents (N=1450)(Relates only to individuals who answered questionnaires

personally for the remainder of this presentation)

48%52%

Male

Female

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Q12: What age group do you belong to? (N=1447) (Relates only to individuals who answered questionnaires

personally for the remainder of this presentation)

1013192

363

466

124

16284 24

11-15

16-17

18-24

25-44

45-59

60-64

65-74

75-84

85+

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Age groups in different areas (Q3 and Q12)

AreaHouse-holds 11-15 16-17 18-24 25-44 45-59 60-64 65-74 75-84 85+

A 275 48 9 45 185 188 44 35 17 7B 192 26 12 22 73 132 37 48 25 9C 114 8 2 13 42 64 28 35 20 1D 90 9 5 7 43 47 8 31 17 4E 40 10 3 5 19 31 7 13 4 3

101 31 92 362 462 124 162 83 24




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Age groups and sex of individuals responding to the questionnaire (Q11 and Q12)

Age Totals Male Female11-15 101 52 4816-17 31 11 1918-24 92 52 3825-44 363 174 18645-59 466 220 24660-64 124 60 6465-74 162 80 7975-84 84 31 5285+ 24 5 19

685 751

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Part 2: Community, Employment and Transport


Note: Pie charts detail responses of people who answeredeach specific question.Bar charts detail responses as percentages of allrespondents to the questionnaires. They include anon-respondents category for each individual question.

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Q13: How long have you lived in Comberton? (N=1426)

4%

16%

23%

24%

26%

1%

6%

Less than a year

1-5 years

6-15 years

16-25 years

26-50 years

51+ years

Whole life

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Q13: How long have you lived in Comberton?

0%

5%

10%

15%

20%

25%

30%

No re

spon

se

Less

than

a ye

ar

1-5

year

s

6-15

year

s

16-2

5 ye

ars

26-5

0 ye

ars

51+

year

s

Who

le life

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Q14: Where did you live immediately prior to coming to Comberton? (N=1418)

12%

42%14%

28%

4%Always lived in Comberton

Outside Comberton butwithin 10 miles

11-30 miles away

Over 30 miles away inBritain

Overseas

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Q14: Where did you live immediately prior to coming to Comberton?

0%5%

10%

15%20%25%

30%35%40%

45%

No response Always lived

in Comberton

Outside

Combertonbut within 10

miles

11-30 miles

away

Over 30 miles

away inBritain

Overseas

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Q15: How did you come to live in Comberton? (N=1381)

175

436

154

465

161

189

365

Born here

Work in area

Relatives livenearbyAvailability ofhousingMarriage

Schooling

Proximity toCambridge

40

Q15: How did you come to live in Comberton?

0%

5%

10%

15%

20%

25%

30%

35%

No re

spon

se

Born

here

Wor

k in

area

Relativ

es liv

e ne

arby

Availa

bility

of h

ousin

g

Mar

riage

Schoo

ling

Proxim

ity to

Cam

bridg

e

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Q16: What is most important to you about Comberton? (N=1343)

428

387

535

538

316124534133

64

939

722

The Village College

Community

Environment

Situation

Shops

Sports facilities

Doctors surgery

Pubs

Help schemes

Proximity toCambridgeProximity tocountryside

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Q16: What is most important to you about Comberton?

0%10%20%30%40%50%60%70%

No re

spon

se

The V

illage

Coll

ege

Comm

unity

Enviro

nmen

t

Situat

ion

Shops

Sports

facil

ities

Docto

rs s

urge

ryPub

s

Help sc

hem

es

Proxim

ity to

Cam

bridg

e

Proxim

ity to

cou

ntry

side

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Q17: What is your present situation? (N=1409)

48%

2%

3%

6%

11%

6%

23%

1%

0%

Employee

Unemployed

Self-employed -employing othersSelf-employed - notemploying othersIn a government trainingschemeIn full-time education

Unwaged housewife /househusbandRetired

Permanently sick /disabled

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Q17: What is your present situation?

0%

5%

10%

15%

20%

25%

30%

35%

40%

45%

50%

No re

spon

se

Emplo

yee

Unem

ploye

d

Self-e

mplo

yed

- em

ployin

g ot

hers

Self-e

mplo

yed

- not

em

ployin

g ot

hers

In a

gov

ernm

ent t

raini

ng sc

hem

e

In fu

ll-tim

e ed

ucat

ion

Unwag

ed h

ouse

wife /

hous

ehus

band

Retire

d

Perm

anen

tly si

ck /

disab

led

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Employment status in different areas (Q3 and Q17)

Sel

f-em

plo

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– e

mp

loyi

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ers

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Area To

tals

Em

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Un

emp

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d

Ret

ired

ABCDE

275 335 10 8192 163 5 11114 92 3 1690 65 7 440 25 1 8

680 26 47

31 0 69 34 117 316 0 47 18 126 315 0 14 13 65 212 0 14 7 62 213 0 10 8 28 1

87 0 154 80 398 11




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Employment situation and sex (Q11 and Q17)

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

800

Totals

Emplo

yee

Unemplo

yed

Self-e

mplo

yed -

emplo

ying o

ther

s

Self-e

mplo

yed -

not em

ployi

ng oth

ers

In a

gove

rnm

ent t

rain

ing s

chem

e

In fu

ll-tim

e ed

ucatio

n

Unwaged

house

wife /

househusb

and

Retire

d

Perm

anen

tly s

ick

/ dis

able

d

Male

Female

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Employment status by age group (Q12 and Q17)

11-15 101 016-17 3118-2425-4445-5960-6465-7475-8485+

87

2 00 0 02 0 0

41 2 424 19 26 63 15 135 41 77 00 20 0

3 0 0 0 0 922 3 0 0 0 25

92 42 10 0 1 0 31363 255 6 21 24 0 3466 333 6 20 52 0 0124 37 1 4 8 0 1162 8 0 2 2 0 084 0 0 0 0 0 024 0 0 0 0 0 0

680 26 47 0 152 81 316 11

Sel

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– e

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10131

0

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Q18: Where (if anywhere) is your main place of work? (N=928)

17%

9%

32%6%

6%2%

4%

0%

3%

13%

0%8%

Home

Elsewhere in Comberton

Cambridge City Centre

East Cambridge and villages

Villages to the west ofCambridgeMilton Science Parks

Addenbrokes

A10 Business Park

London

Others within 20 miles

Abroad

Elsewhere

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Q18: Where (if anywhere) is your main place of work?

0%

5%

10%

15%

20%

25%

30%

35%

40%

No re

spon

se

Home

Elsewhe

re in

Com

berto

n

Cambr

idge

City C

entre

East C

ambr

idge

and

villag

es

Village

s to

the

west o

f Cam

bridg

e

Milto

n Scie

nce

Parks

Adden

brok

es

A10 B

usine

ss P

ark

Lond

on

Other

s with

in 20

mile

s

Abroa

d

Elsewhe

re

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Employment status by main place of work (Q17 and Q18)

Els

ewh

ere

in C

om

ber

ton

Cam

bri

dg

e C

ity

Cen

tre

Eas

t C

amb

rid

ge

and

vill

ages

Vill

ages

wes

t o

f C

amb

rid

ge

Milt

on

Sci

ence

Par

ks

A10

Bu

sin

ess

Par

k

Oth

ers

wit

hin

20

mile

s

Status To

tal

Ho

me

Ad

den

bro

kes

Lo

nd

on

Ab

road

Els

ewh

ere

Employee

Self-employed

Housewife/hbnd

683 17 59 246 50 53 22

134 53 9 25 4 4 0

81 39 2 0 1 0 0

109 70 271 55 57 22

35 1 20

0 0 5

1 0 0

36 1 25

102 3 60

18 0 10

0 0 0

120 3 70

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Main means of transport by place of work (Q18 and Q21)

Elsewhere Cambridge East Cambridge Villages west Milton A10 Others withinTransport Totals Home in Comberton City Centre and villages of Cambridge Science Parks Addenbrokes Business Park London 20 miles Abroad Elsewhere

Car/van 692 45 36 199 50 52 22 32 1 7 112 3 69Bicycle 99 5 13 43 2 4 0 1 0 0 8 0 1Bus 81 7 0 37 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 1Coach 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0Motor-cycle/scooter/moped 12 2 0 5 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0Train and Bus 3 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Train and Car 22 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 17 0 0 1Walking 110 6 32 1 1 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 3Private Bus 4 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Taxi 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

70 81 288 55 58 23 35 1 25 123 3 75

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Main means of transport by place of work (Selected) (Q18 and Q21)

Els

ewh

ere

in C

om

ber

ton

Cam

bri

dg

e C

ity

Cen

tre

Eas

t C

amb

rid

ge

and

vill

ages

Vill

ages

wes

t o

f C

amb

rid

ge

Milt

on

Sci

ence

Par

ks

A10

Bu

sin

ess

Par

k

Oth

ers

wit

hin

20

mile

s

To

tal

Ho

me

Ad

den

bro

kes

Lo

nd

on

Ab

road

Els

ewh

ere

Car / van

Bicycle

Walking

692 45 36 199 50 52 22

99 5 13 43 2 4 0

110 6 32 1 1 2 0

70 81 288 55 58 23

32 1 7

1 0 0

1 0 0

35 1 25

112 3 69

8 0 1

1 0 3

123 3 75

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Main place of work by bus service (Q18 and Q24)

Qu

icke

r ro

ute

s to

Cam

bri

dg

e

Su

nd

ay b

use

s / l

on

ger

ho

urs

Mo

re f

req

uen

t se

rvic

es

Clo

ser

to h

om

e

Bet

ter

dis

able

d a

cces

s

Place of work To

tal

Mo

re r

ou

tes

Co

st le

ss

Cambridge Centre 289 105 57 90 149 76 13 4Villages 115 0 28 25 55 44 6 0Addenbrokes 37 0 11 10 17 9 1 0

105 96 125 221 129 20 4

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Q19: Should the following the be encouraged in Comberton? (N=1179)

485

253

335

564430

345

551

369 Small businessdevelopmentSmall scale industrialworkshopsMore jobs

More shops

More eating facilites

Take-away foodoutletsDentist

More sports facilites

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Q19: Should the following be encouraged in Comberton?

0%

5%

10%

15%

20%

25%

30%

35%

40%

45%

No resp

onse

Smal

l busi

ness

devel

opmen

t

Smal

l sca

le in

dustria

l work

shops

More

jobs

More

shops

More

eat

ing fa

cilit

ies

Take-

away

food o

utlets

Dentis

t

More

sports

faci

lites

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Q20: If you have daytime access to a motor vehicle, what do you use it for? (N=1275)

186

683

722

754

103142

n/a

Transport to work /college

Leisure

Shopping

Transportingchildren to school /collegeOther

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Q20: If you have daytime access to a motor vehicle, what do you use it for?

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

No response n/a Transport towork / college

Leisure Shopping Transportingchilderen to

school /college

Other

59

Q21: If appropriate, what is your main means of transport to work, training or

study? (N=1025)

692

99

81

111022

1

123

4Car/van

Bicycle

Bus

Coach

Motor-cycle/scooter/moped

Train & Bus

Train & Car

Walking

Private bus

Taxi

61

Q22: Which of the following are your major means of transport for other

journeys? (N=1339)

1039124

219

19

57

18

27

150

Car/van

Bicycle

Bus

Coach

Train

Motor-cycle/scooter/moped

Taxi

Walking

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Q22: Which of the following are your major means of transport for other

journeys?

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

No re

spon

se

Car/va

n

Bicycle Bus

Coach

Train

Mot

or-c

ycle/

scoo

ter/m

oped

Taxi

Walk

ing

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Q23: If you use the bus, what do you use it for and how often? (N=462)

0

200

400

600

800

1000

1200

1400

1600

Wor

k/stu

dy

Shopp

ing

Med

ical v

isits

Social

or l

eisur

eOth

er

Never

Occasionally

Often

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Q24: Would you use the bus service more if there were: (N=904)

409

248

372592

430

69

30 Quicker routes toCambridge

More routes

Sunday buses/longerhours

More frequent services

Cost less

Closer to your home

Better disabled access

66

Q24: Would you use the bus service more if there were:

0%

5%

10%

15%

20%

25%

30%

35%

40%

45%

No re

spon

se

Quicke

r rou

tes t

o Cam

bridg

e

Mor

e ro

utes

Sunda

y bus

es/lo

nger

hou

rs

Mor

e fre

quen

t ser

vices

Cost le

ss

Closer

to yo

ur h

ome

Bette

r disa

bled

acce

ss0%

5%

10%

15%

20%

25%

30%

35%

40%

45%

No re

spon

se

Quicke

r rou

tes t

o Cam

bridg

e

Mor

e ro

utes

Sunda

y bus

es/lo

nger

hou

rs

Mor

e fre

quen

t ser

vices

Cost le

ss

Closer

to yo

ur h

ome

Bette

r disa

bled

acce

ss

67

Q25: Would you support the following speed control measures in the main roads

through the village? (N=1319)

657

401

370

315441

446

556

102 153

Traffic calming

Children at play signs

More road warning signs

Extension of the speed limit

Introduction of a lower speed limit

Parking restrictions

Speed cameras

None of the above

Other

68

Q25: Would you support the following speed control measures in the main roads

through the village?

0%

5%

10%

15%

20%

25%

30%

35%

40%

45%

50%

No re

spon

se

Traffic

calm

ing

Childr

en a

t play

sign

s

Mor

e ro

ad w

arnin

g sig

ns

Extens

ion o

f the

spee

d lim

it

Intro

ducti

on o

f a lo

wer sp

eed

limit

Parkin

g re

strict

ions

Speed

cam

eras

None

of th

e ab

ove

Other

69

Q26 Suggested Speed Control Measures 1

• Pedestrian crossings (e.g. near Meridian School and opposite Post Office) (40 respondents)

• Automatic flashing signs indicating speed on entry to village (35)

• Roundabouts at all entrances to the village (18)

• Street crossing patrol / lollypop person (10)

• More use of speed bumps (10)

• Better police enforcement (10)

• Better / more signs or road markings indicating limits (9)

70

Q26 Suggested Speed Control Measures 2

• More traffic calming measures at the entrances to the village (9 respondents)

• Higher police presence (7)

• Decrease the speed limit between Comberton and Barton (6) Reduce the number of traffic calming measures (5)

• More static speed cameras (4)

• More restrictions on parking and better enforcement of current restrictions (4)

• 20 mph limit in the village (4)

71

Q27: Would you like to see any of the following roads measures in Comberton? (N=1165)

676

427

349321

401

106

137

44

567Cycle paths

More footpaths

More streetlights

More pavements

Pelican crossings

Traffic warden

Roundabouts

One-wayresidential streets

Cycle path alongLong Road

72

Q27: Would you like to see any of the following roads measures in Comberton?

0%5%

10%15%20%25%30%35%40%45%50%

No re

spon

se

Cycle

path

s

Mor

e fo

otpa

ths

Mor

e str

eetlig

hts

Mor

e pa

vem

ents

Pelica

n cr

ossin

gs

Traffic

war

den

Round

abou

ts

One-w

ay re

siden

tial s

treet

s

Cycle

path

alon

g Lo

ng R

oad

73

Q28: If you feel that there are danger spots on the roads in Comberton, please state

where they are: (N=1212)

62

729

378

562

130

189

221

337

300

None

Meridian School

Village College

Crossroads

South Street

Royston Lane

Horlers School GreenEndThe surgery Green End

Other

75

Q29 Danger Spots 1 – Barton Road

• Long Road junction / entrance to the village (32 respondents)

• Unspecified problems (27)

• Problems with parked cars on main road and near turnings (21)

• School – related problems (pick-up and drop-off times) (19)

• Swaynes Lane junction (19)

• Harbour Avenue junction (15)

• Between Comberton and Barton (11)

• Pavements (too thin, not enough) (4)

76

Q29 Danger Spots 2 – Long Road

• General problems with the new traffic calming

measures (12 respondents)

• Lack of foot / cycle path due to traffic calming (12)

• Unspecified problems on this road (8)

• New calming measures encourage speeding and

dangerous driving (5)

• Calming measures are too close to junctions (4)

77

Q29 Danger Spots 3 – Green End, Harbour Ave

• Green End

– Branch Road bend is dangerous for cars, pedestrians and cyclists (mirror / footpath may solve this) (25 respondents)

– 30 mph limit is not respected (3)

– Problems at pick-up / drop-off time at Horlers School (2)

• Harbour Avenue area

– Unspecified problems (8)

– Parking problems (e.g. during school time, also on Hillfield) (9)

78

Q29 Danger Spots 4 - Other

• Speeding– South Street / Royston Lane (6 respondents)– Long Road (5)– Green End (3)– All the way through the village (3)

• Other• Three Horseshoes junct. (14) Swaynes Lane area (6)• Barrons Way area (5) Bend on West Street (4)• Nursery school crossroads (3) Cut back vegetation (2)• Restricted Harbour Avenue through access (2)• Vehicle size and weight restrictions in Royston Lane (2)

79

Part 3: Housing, health and services

81

Q30: What type of new homes are needed in Comberton? (N=1201)

137

155

120

207

190

5414676

582

384

Detached houses

Semi-detachedhousesTerraced houses

Bungalows

Flats andmaisonettesBedsits

Sheltered housing

Nursing home

Starter homes

No need for any

82

Q30: What types of new homes are needed in Comberton?

0%

5%

10%

15%

20%

25%

30%

35%

40%

45%

No re

spon

se

Detac

hed

hous

es

Semi-d

etac

hed

hous

es

Terra

ced

hous

es

Bunga

lows

Flats a

nd m

aison

ette

s

Bedsit

s

Shelte

red

hous

ing

Nursin

g ho

me

Starte

r hom

es

No ne

ed fo

r any

83

Q31: Is there a need for more accommodation of the following type in

Comberton? (N=1101)

80239

156

205

289

421

18

349

Private rented

Local authority/housingassoc. rentedOwner occupied

Shared ownership (partowned/rent)Restricted sale to locals

Low cost sale

Other

No need for any

84

Q31: Is there a need for more accommodation of the following types in

Comberton?

0%

5%

10%

15%

20%

25%

30%

35%

No re

spon

se

Privat

e re

nted

Loca

l aut

horit

y/hou

sing

asso

c. ...

Owner o

ccup

ied

Share

d ow

ners

hip (p

art o

wned.

..

Restri

cted

sale

to lo

cals

Low co

st sa

leOth

er

No ne

ed fo

r any

85

Q32: Which doctors surgery are you registered with? (N=1417)

88%

8%4%

Comberton

Bourn

Elsewhere

86

Q32: Which doctors surgery are you registered with?

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

Noresponse

Comberton Bourn Elsewhere

87

Q33: Do you have difficulty in getting to the following? (N=255)

131

43

8432

55

149

7 Hospital

Doctor

Chemist

Chiropodist

Optician

Dentist

Other medicalfacility

88

Q33: Do you have any difficulty in getting to the following?

0%10%20%30%40%50%60%70%80%90%

No re

spon

se

Hospit

al

Docto

r

Chem

ist

Chirop

odist

Optici

an

Dentis

t

Other

med

ical fa

cility

89

Main means of transport and difficulty in getting to medical facilities (Q22 and Q33)

Main meansof transport

Total usingthis transport Hospital DoctorChemistChiropodistOpticianDentist

Othermedical facility

Car / Van 1039 80 20 60 20 40 102 3Bicycle 124 6 3 7 5 1 13 0Bus 219 38 14 17 9 10 35 1Coach 19 1 0 6 2 0 0 0Train 57 5 2 5 0 1 7 0Motorbike 18 0 0 0 0 0 1 0Taxi 27 3 1 3 1 2 2 0Walking 150 16 3 22 4 9 24 4

149 43 120 41 63 184 8

90

Those having trouble getting to their doctors surgery (Q32 and Q33)

Registered with Totals No. having trouble

Comberton 1247 32Bourn 114 8Elsewhere 56 3

43

91

Q34: If you have used any of the following services which cover Comberton during the

last year, how do you rate the service?

0

200

400

600

800

1000

1200

1400

1600

Docto

r

Distric

t Nur

se

Health

visit

or

Home

help

Ambu

lance

Mat

ernit

y car

e

Loan

of m

edica

l equ

ipmen

t

Couns

elling

serv

ices

Physio

ther

apy s

ervic

es

Hospit

al tra

nspo

rt

WRVS C

hoice

s / m

eals

on w

heels

No opinion

Poor

Reasonable

Good

92

Q34: If you have used any of the following services which cover Comberton during the

last year, how do you rate the service?

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

160

Distric

t Nur

se

Health

visit

or

Home

help

Ambu

lance

Mat

ernit

y car

e

Loan

of m

edica

l equ

ipmen

t

Couns

elling

serv

ices

Physio

ther

apy s

ervic

es

Hospit

al tra

nspo

rt

WRVS C

hoice

s / m

eals

on w

heels

Poor

Reasonable

Good

Note: Doctor removed from this graph to allow detail for other services to be seen

93

Use of medical services by those registered with a certain surgery (Q32 and Q34)

Registered with Total Good Reasonable Poor

CombertonBournElsewhere

1247 724 285 45114 61 6 056 1 0 0

786 291 45

94

Q35 Problems with Medical Services

• Difficulty / wait to get an appointment (22

respondents)

• Poor attitude (10)

• Appointments very late / kept waiting (5)

95

Q36: Is the service provided by the police in Comberton: (N=1342)

3%15%

59%

23%Good

Reasonable

Poor

No opinion

96

Q36: Is the service provided by the police

in Comberton:

0%10%20%30%40%50%60%

No re

spon

seGoo

d

Reaso

nable

Poor

No op

inion

97

Opinion on the police in different areas (Q3 and Q36)

AreaHouse-holds Good Reasonable Poor No opinion

A 275 17 72 315 137B 192 3 62 207 83C 114 5 35 123 39D 90 8 27 100 26E 40 3 12 43 19

36 208 788 304A: Long Rd. and Harbour Ave. area B: West St. and Barrons Way area



99

Q37: Which, if any of the following crimes and anti-social behaviour concern you in

Comberton? (N=1317)

917

741

139933

264

402

78272

House theft

Theft from garden oroutbuildingMugging

Vandalism

Drunkeness

Drugs

Car theft and damage

Not concerned

100

Q37: Which, if any, of the following crimes and anti-social behaviour concern you in

Comberton?

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

No re

spon

se

House

thef

t

Theft

from

gar

den

or o

utbu

ilding

Mug

ging

Vanda

lism

Drunk

enes

sDru

gs

Car th

eft a

nd d

amag

e

Not co

ncer

ned

101

Q38: Do you think that any of the following measures are needed in order to reduce

crime? (N=1305)

993

416

272224

714

340

852

34

A greater police presence

Better consultation betweenpolice and local people

Improved street lighting

More drug/drink prevention

More activities for the young

CCTV

Village special constable

Other

102

Q38: Do you think that any of the following measures are needed in order to reduce

crime?

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

No re

spon

se

A gre

ater

poli

ce p

rese

nce

Bette

r con

sulta

tion

betw

een

polic

e an

d lo.

..

Impr

oved

stre

et lig

hting

Mor

e dr

ug/d

rink p

reve

ntion

Mor

e ac

tivitie

s for

the

youn

g

CCTV

Village

spec

ial co

nsta

ble

Other

103

Solutions to crime problems proposed by those who think that policing in Comberton

is poor (Q36 and Q38)

0100200300400500600700800

A gre

ater

pol

ice

pres

ence

Bette

r con

sulta

tion

betw

e..

Impr

oved

stre

et li

ghtin

g

Mor

e dr

ug/d

rink

prev

entio

n

Mor

e ac

tiviti

es fo

r the

you

ng

CCTV

Villag

e sp

ecia

l con

stab

le

Oth

er

104

Q39 Measures to Reduce Crime 1 - Police

• Local policeman (with local home) (7 respondents)• Improved response to crime and 999 calls (4)• General increase in policing levels (2)• Rapid response to crime (2)• More active investigation of crime, rather than logging the

crime, then ignoring it (2)• Investigation and prosecution of even minor vandalism (2)• Recognition that the village may have to pay for decrease

in crime levels (2)• Targeted patrols (e.g. recreation ground for drugs) (1)

105

Q39 Measures to Reduce Crime 2 - Youth

• Greater parental sense / responsibility (6 respondents)

• Improved leisure facilities (2)

• Improved transport to Cambridge and its facilities (2)

• Tighter control of underage drinking (2)

• Greater legal responsibility for parents (1)

106

Q39 Measures to Reduce Crime 3 - Other

• Don’t serve drinks to those who are already intoxicated (2 respondents)

• Increased use of CCTV (2)• Reduce late night / early morning drinking in pubs (1)• Increase in communal activities to bring the village

closer together • Increased personal responsibility for security – locks etc.• Improved lighting (e.g. Milner rd. – Barton Road

footpath) • Involvement of schools in crimes by young people• Education on leisure time

107

Q40: If the following were available, would you like to be connected? (N=960)

780

576 Mains gas

Cable TV

108

Q40: If the following were available, would you like to be connected?

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

No response Mains gas Cable TV

109

Households where 1 or more people would like to be connected to gas or cable TV

(Q3 and Q40)

Area Households Gas Cable TV

A 275 192 147B 192 117 80C 114 59 39D 90 54 38E 40 24 14

446 318A: Long Rd. and Harbour Ave. area B: West St. and Barrons Way area



110

People who would like to be connected to gas or cable TV (Q3 and Q40)

Area Households Mains gas Cable TV

A 275 335 272B 192 201 144C 114 108 72D 90 94 67E 40 38 21

776 576




111

Q41: Do you have access to the internet? (N=1357)

832

470

435

Yes (home)

Yes (work)

No

112

Q41: Do you have access to the internet?

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

No response Yes (home) Yes (work) No

113

Internet access by age group (Q12 and Q41)

Age group Totals Yes (home) Yes (work) No11-15 101 87 10 316-17 31 25 8 418-24 92 50 28 1925-44 363 262 174 6145-59 466 303 225 10460-64 124 39 15 6765-74 162 52 6 9275-84 84 4 0 6685+ 24 0 0 16

822 466 432

115

Part 4: Retail, sports and social

117

Q42: Would you support a move to fortnightly collection for all waste?

(N=1365)

9%

86%

5%

Yes

No

No opinion

118

Q42: Would you support a move to fortnightly collection for all waste?

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

Noresponse

Yes No No opinion

119

Q43: Do you make use of the following facilities? (N=1358)

1159

1093

7201130

180

475

73

232

200

333

259Post Office

Spar

Butcher

Newsagent

Bread shop

Library

Mobile shops

Local garage

Local business centre

Building society

Antique shop

120

Q43: Do you make use of the following facilities?

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

No re

spon

se

Post O

ffice

Spar

Butch

er

Newsa

gent

Bread

shop

Libra

ry

Mob

ile sh

ops

Loca

l gar

age

Loca

l bus

iness

cent

re

Buildin

g so

ciety

Antiqu

e sh

op

121

Q44: If you usually shop in Comberton, is it because: (N=1170)

91

654

162

498

330102

836

90

258Good value

To support localshopsSocial contact

saves time

Saves transportcostsDon't have transportto go elsewhereNeed 'last minute'itemsQuality of goods

Friendliness of staff

122

Q44: If you usually shop in Comberton, is it because?

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

No re

spon

se

Good

value

To su

ppor

t loca

l sho

ps

Social

cont

act

save

s tim

e

Saves

tran

spor

t cos

ts

Don't h

ave

trans

port

to g

o els

ewhe

re

Need

'last

minu

te' it

ems

Quality

of g

oods

Friend

lines

s of s

taff

123

Q45: Would you use the following if they opened in Comberton? (N=1117)

628

918

Bank

Cash dispenser

124

Q45: Would you use the following if they opened in Comberton?

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

No response Bank Cash dispenser

125

Q46: Are you satisfied with the postal service for Comberton? (N=1349)

75%

20%

5%

Yes

No

No opinion

126

Q46: Are you satisfied with the postal service for Comberton?

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

Noresponse

Yes No No opinion

127

Q47: If you are not satisfied with the postal service, is this because: (N=294)

97

248

4720

Not enoughdeliveries

Deliveries too late

Not enoughcollections

Collections tooearly

128

Q47: If you are not satisfied with the postal service, is this because:

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

Noresponse

Not enoughdeliveries

Deliveriestoo late

Not enoughcollections

Collectionstoo early

129

Q48: Which sports clubs/activities do you attend outside Comberton? (N=665)

175

27

380

110

140

32

40

15

5

13

41

11

Leisure and fitness centre

Cricket club

Swimming pool

youth club

Football club

Badminton club

Basketball club

Bowls club

Squash club

Tennis club

Golf club

Other sporting activityNote: 11 users of youth clubs outside village;145 11-17 year olds completed questionnaire

130

Q49: Which sports clubs/activities do you attend in Comberton? (N=393)

57

20

206

244630

1

22

22

55

2845

Leisure and fitnesscentreCricket club

Swimming pool

youth club

Football club

Badminton club

Basketball club

Bowls club

Squash club

Tennis club

Golf club

Other sporting activityNote: 24 users of youth clubs in Comberton;145 11-17 year olds completed questionnaire

131

Sports clubs attended outside Comberton by age group (Q12 and Q48)

Lei

sure

/ fi

tnes

s ce

ntr

e

Cri

cket

clu

b

Sw

imm

ing

po

ol

Yo

uth

clu

b

Fo

otb

all c

lub

Bad

min

ton

clu

b

Bas

ketb

all

clu

b

Bo

wls

clu

b

Sq

uas

h c

lub

Ten

nis

clu

b

Go

lf c

lub

Oth

er s

po

rtin

g a

ctiv

ity

Age To

tals

11-1516-1718-2425-4445-5960-6465-7475-8485+

4 151 59 6

26 5541 4314 312 133 00 0

0 21 20 15 86 111 10 60 10 0

1 0 01 0 00 2 02 3 17 0 133 0 51 0 140 0 70 0 0

8 61 11 60 140 90 21 20 10 0

101 4 12 5231 3 1 892 18 1 21

363 67 6 165466 61 6 92124 11 0 12162 6 0 1984 3 1 524 0 0 0

173 27 374 11 41 15 5 40 13 32 110 140

132

Sports clubs attended in Comberton by age group (Q12 and Q49)

Lei

sure

/ fi

tnes

s ce

ntr

e

Cri

cket

clu

b

Sw

imm

ing

po

ol

Yo

uth

clu

b

Fo

otb

all c

lub

Bad

min

ton

clu

b

Bas

ketb

all

clu

b

Bo

wls

clu

b

Sq

uas

h c

lub

Ten

nis

clu

b

Go

lf c

lub

Oth

er s

po

rtin

g a

ctiv

ity

Age To

tals

11-1516-1718-2425-4445-5960-6465-7475-8485+

12 14 1 0 5 16 1 73 4 0 0 3 3 1 05 5 0 0 0 2 0 6

11 14 0 3 3 18 15 1111 31 0 8 9 11 7 201 4 0 2 0 0 1 01 1 0 7 2 2 3 11 1 0 2 0 1 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

101 5 4 54 1931 1 0 8 092 4 0 10 1

363 16 5 72 2466 17 8 49 0124 5 2 5 0162 7 0 6 184 2 1 1 024 0 0 0 0

57 20 205 23 45 74 1 22 22 53 28 45

133

Q50: Which new sports clubs/activities would you attend in Comberton if they

were provided? (N=760)

11737

29

30

72

658

3369

Pool/snooker

Skittles

Volleyball

Judo (adult)

Skateboarding park

Indoor swimmingpoolDarts

Other

134

Q50: Which new sports clubs/activities would you attend in Comberton if they

were provided?

0%5%

10%15%20%25%30%35%40%45%50%

No re

spon

se

Pool/s

nook

er

Skittle

s

Volley

ball

Judo

(adu

lt)

Skate

boar

ding

park

Indo

or sw

imm

ing p

ool

Darts

Other

135

New clubs which would be attended if provided by age group (Q12 and Q50)

Pool / Judo Skateboard IndoorAge Totals snooker Skittles

Volley-ball (adult) park swim pool Darts Other

11-1516-1718-2425-4445-5960-6465-7475-8485+

101 31 5 11 3 34 65 8 1231 12 0 3 5 2 17 3 292 20 3 3 2 9 43 2 4

363 23 9 10 17 21 230 2 23466 16 12 2 2 3 203 11 21124 4 2 0 0 1 35 2 1162 6 6 0 1 2 44 5 384 2 0 0 0 0 11 0 324 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

114 37 29 30 72 648 33 69

136

Q51 New Sports Clubs

• Basketball (6 respondents)• Martial arts (incl. Self Defence) (6)• Better fitness centre / gym (5)• Carpet bowls (5)• Rugby (4)• Pool (3)• Indoor tennis (3)• Angling (3)• Gymnastics / joint aerobics (3)

137

Q52: If you use any of the following facilities in Cambridge, how often do you

use them?

0

200

400

600

800

1000

1200

1400

1600

Cinem

a

Arts ce

ntre

Theat

re

Night c

lubs

Art ga

llerie

s

Resta

uran

tsPub

s

Evenin

g cla

sses

Clubs a

nd a

ssoc

iation

s

Talks a

nd m

eetin

gs

Wat

ching

spor

t

Never

Occasionally

Monthly

Weekly

138

Use of facilities in Cambridge by age group (Q12 and Q52)

Age Totals Cinema Theatre Restaurants Pubs11-15 101 88 15 48 1016-17 31 25 6 18 1318-24 92 70 18 49 6625-44 363 283 122 271 22145-59 466 281 221 326 18360-64 124 59 55 72 2365-74 162 59 68 81 2175-84 84 15 18 36 985+ 24 1 1 2 0

881 524 903 546

139

Use of facilities in Cambridge and means of transport (Q22 and Q52)

Motor-cycle /Activity Totals

Car / van scooter / moped Bus Coach Taxi

Cinema 894 682 13 127 12 19Theatre 152 395 9 69 8 12Restaurants 1453 711 15 126 14 18Pubs 1426 446 7 61 6 8

2234 44 383 40 57

140

Use of facilities in Cambridge and use of bus service (Q24 and Q52)

Quicker routes Sunday buses / More frequent Closer to Better

Activity Totals to Cambridge More routes longer hours services Cost less your homedisabled access

Cinema

Theatre

Restaurants

Pubs

894 307 191 278 451 323 48 23

152 160 98 140 247 162 20 11

1453 307 176 256 429 293 43 21

1426 203 123 174 291 173 32 14

977 588 848 1418 951 143 69

141

Q53 New Adult Social Clubs / Activities 1

• Social club (a.k.a sports and social club). Includes

snooker, billiards, darts, cards etc (23 respondents)

• Sports – specific activities (20)

• Heated indoor swimming club (14)

• Classes (11)

• Dance (various types) (9)

142

Q53 New Adult Social Clubs / Activities 2

• Restaurant (9 responses)

• General interest (e.g. current affairs, debates, local

history, local environment) (7)

• Single parent group (1)

• New to the village’ club hosted by established village

residents (1)

143

Q54 New Youth Social Clubs / Activities

• Skate park (5 respondents)

• Youth club (4)

• Gymnasium (3)

• Snooker / pool hall (3)

• Fast food (3)

145

Q55: Do you use the following at least once a month? (N=361)

119

23

18

208

28

47The Village Hall

Pavillion

The Old SchoolHouse

Village Collegecommunity facilities

Meridian Schoolcommunity facilities

Baptist Hall facilities

146

Q55: Do you use the following at least once a month?

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

No re

spon

se

The V

illage

Hall

Pavilio

n

The O

ld Sch

ool H

ouse

Village

Coll

ege

com

mun

ity fa

cilitie

s

Mer

idian

Sch

ool c

omm

unity

facil

ities

Baptis

t Hall

facil

ities

147

Use of facilities in Comberton by age group (Q12 and Q55)

The Old Village College Meridian School Baptist HallAge Totals Village HallPavillion School Housecommunity fac’tiescommunity fac’ties facilities

11-15 101 5 2 0 42 2 11

16-17 31 0 0 0 4 0 2

18-24 92 0 1 0 2 1 1

25-44 363 16 4 3 37 15 9

45-59 466 22 11 4 71 4 13

60-64 124 14 2 2 12 0 3

65-74 162 33 2 5 23 4 5

75-84 84 21 1 3 10 1 3

85+ 24 8 0 1 2 0 0

119 23 18 203 27 47

149

Q56: If a new village hall were built within the village, would you use it for: (N=802)

15793

106

186

205

456

127

163

398

95 55 Youth club

Pool Hall

Carpet bowls

Dancing

Small meetings

Party hire

Drama

Coffee Mornings

Events

Badminton

Other

Note: 157 would use youth club in new Village Hall;(145 11-17 year olds completed questionnaire)

150

Q56: If a new village hall were built within the village, would you use it for:

0%5%

10%15%20%25%30%35%40%45%50%

No re

spon

se

Youth

club

Pool H

all

Carpe

t bow

ls

Dancin

g

Small

mee

tings

Party

hire

Dram

a

Coffe

e M

ornin

gs

Event

s

Badm

inton

Other

151

Q57 Other Uses for New Village Hall

• Social club / centre (20 respondents)• Venue for clubs and societies• Village social events /whist drives / dances• Also: Non-party hire (e.g. weddings)

Youth facilityLive music venueFundraising eventsDay / evening classesCyber caféCinemaFacility for mums + pre-school childrenToy library / hireCommercial events

153

Part 5: The Village

155

Q58: How often do you read Contact? (N=1371)

85%

4%

4%

1% 6%Every month

Only when ofspecial interest

Every fewmonths

Only for theadverts

Never

156

Q58: How often do you read Contact?

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

No

response

Every

month

Only when

of specialinterest

Every few

months

Only for

the adverts

Never

157

Q59: Do you think Contact should include more items on: (N=949)

277

145

676

302183

417

336

261Leisure/sports

Arts

Local events

Village gossip

Roads

Letters

VillagepersonalitiesSmall ads

158

Q59: Do you think that Contact should include more items on:

0%

5%

10%15%

20%

25%

30%

35%40%

45%

50%N

o re

spon

se

Leis

ure/

spor

ts

Art

s

Loca

l eve

nts

Vill

age

goss

ip

Roa

ds

Lette

rs

Vill

age

pers

onal

ities

Sm

all a

ds

159

Q60: Would you be prepared to pay a slightly higher council tax to meet some of

the needs of Comberton? (N=1275)

50%

34%

16%

Yes

No

No opinion

160

Q60: Would you be prepared to pay a slightly higher council tax to meet some of

the needs of Comberton?

0%

5%

10%

15%

20%

25%

30%

35%

40%

45%

50%

No response Yes No No opinion

161

People prepared to pay a higher rate of council tax in different areas (Q3 and Q60)

Area Totals Yes No No opinion

A 275 272 164 86B 192 180 101 53C 114 92 78 21D 90 67 63 22E 40 29 26 15

640 432 197




162

Willingness to pay a higher rate of council tax by age group (Q12 and Q60)

Age Totals Yes No No opinion

11-15 101 3 15 4916-17 31 1 6 1318-24 92 15 31 2025-44 363 193 101 2945-59 466 289 118 3860-64 124 53 45 1165-74 162 54 70 2275-84 84 25 34 985+ 24 3 9 5

636 429 196

163

Q61: Do you think that sufficient publicity is given to planning applications which

affect Comberton? (N=1290)

24%

53%

23%

Yes

No

No opinion

164

Q61: Do you think that sufficient publicity is given to planning applications which

affect Comberton?

0%

5%

10%

15%

20%

25%

30%

35%

40%

45%

50%

Noresponse

Yes No No opinion

165

Q62: Do you regularly attend any of the following places of worship in Comberton?

(N=188)

100

33

60

Anglican Church

Catholic Church

Baptist Church

166

Q62: Do you attend any of the following places of worship in Comberton?

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

100%

Noresponse

AnglicanChurch

CatholicChurch

BaptistChurch

167

Q63: If you attend places of worship outside Comberton, is it because: (N=141)

29

45

1238

85

Times better

My religion/denomination notcatered forBetter facilities for children

Access problems in localplacePoor local information

Prefer the style of worship

169

Q64: Would you be willing to support the following initiatives if they were taken in

Comberton? (N=834)

566

457

333

531

595 Create local naturereserves

Look after woodsand trees

Create new ponds

Create morewoodland

Create more localfootpaths

170

Q64: Would you be willing to support the following initiatives if they were taken in

Comberton?

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

No re

spon

se

Creat

e loc

al na

ture

rese

rves

Look

afte

r woo

ds a

nd tr

ees

Creat

e ne

w pon

ds

Creat

e m

ore

woodla

nd

Creat

e m

ore

local

foot

path

s

171

Willingness to support initiatives by age group (Q12 and Q64)

Create local Look after Create Create more Create moreAge Totals nature reserveswoods and trees new ponds woodland local footpaths

11-1516-1718-2425-4445-5960-6465-7475-8485+

101 34 28 28 34 2731 13 11 10 14 1092 29 21 15 25 25

363 166 140 109 167 173466 216 180 127 195 231124 36 28 15 36 48162 53 30 19 41 5784 12 9 6 11 1524 5 5 3 4 5

564 452 332 527 591

172

Q65: Does Comberton suffer from any of the following types of disturbance?

(N=1045)

272

9

190

211

50

229

720

120

256

Traffic noise

Farm animals ingardens/roadsLow-flying aircraft

Motorcycle scrambling

Military exercises

Farm smells

Litter

Recreation groundnoiseBonfires

173

Q65: Does Comberton suffer from any of the following types of disturbance?

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

No re

spon

se

Traffic

nois

e

Farm

anim

als in

gar

dens

/road

s

Low-fl

ying

aircr

aft

Mot

orcy

cle sc

ram

bling

Milit

ary e

xerc

ises

Farm

smell

s

Litte

r

Recre

ation

gro

und

noise

Bonfir

es

174

Disturbances by area (Q3 and Q65)

Traffic Farm Motorcycle Military Farm Recreation

Area Totals noise animals

Low aircraft scrambling exercise smells Litter ground Bonfires

A 275 82 8 63 85 19 117 287 68 99

B 192 84 1 64 27 14 43 199 8 64

C 114 30 0 23 50 7 30 101 3 47

D 90 60 0 30 34 5 35 83 21 37

E 40 16 0 7 12 5 3 44 19 8

272 9 187 208 50 228 714 119 255




175

Opinion on disturbances by age group (Q12 and Q65)

Traffic Farm Motorcycle Military Farm RecreationAge Totals noise animals Low aircraft scramble exercise smells Litter ground noise

Bonfires

11-15

16-17

18-24

25-44

45-59

60-64

65-74

75-84

85+

101 19 1 8 15 8 19 48 10 17

31 7 0 3 4 0 9 10 1 5

92 11 2 7 16 3 22 29 6 12

363 78 2 42 56 18 49 169 37 73

466 90 3 74 73 16 75 260 46 90

124 19 0 17 13 3 21 75 6 23

162 29 0 27 25 1 21 84 11 23

84 14 1 11 6 1 10 31 2 7

24 4 0 0 1 0 1 9 1 1

271 9 189 209 50 227 715 120 251

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