Whitehill & Bordon  New Residents’ Survey

The Whitehill & Bordon New Residents’ Survey was carried out in Autumn 2019.

Thank you to all residents who took the time to complete the survey. The questionnaire was sent by post to newly occupied houses in the following Whitehill & Bordon developments: Quebec Park, Louisburg and Prince Philip Park, more specifically Dukes Quarter. In total 416 surveys were distributed. Results from the survey have been shared and discussed with regeneration partners.

Results will be used to create an evidence base that can be shared with regeneration partners and be used to:

  • To help East Hants District Council reflect new residents’ views to partners.
  • To help to ensure East Hants District Council and partners are achieving the best outcomes for Whitehill & Bordon in the future.

A brief summary of the findings can be found in the following wb new residents survey 2019 infographic .

Please find full survey report here.

 

Whitehill & Bordon Residents’ Survey

The Whitehill & Bordon Residents’ Survey was carried out in Spring 2018.

Thank you to all residents who took the time to complete the survey which was distributed to a random sample of 1510 households.  Results from the survey have been shared and discussed with regeneration partners.  Results will be used to:

  • Encourage partners’ resources to focus in the right areas
  • Help ensure EHDC and partners achieve the best outcomes for Whitehill & Bordon in the future
  • Act as a benchmark for future assessments as the regeneration proceeds

Please find the full survey report here.

 

Whitehill & Bordon Community Trust

A new charitable Community Trust has been established in Whitehill & Bordon which aims to:

  • Initiate, coordinate and deliver community development and cultural activities creating a thriving integrated community.
  • Own, maintain and effectively manage any endowed community land and buildings
  • Bolster the cultural and artistic life in the town
  • Promote healthy living through promotion of sporting activities
  • Provide a range of activities for all ages through engagement with young people
  • Foster entrepreneurship in the town especially for young people and those residents find it difficult to access employment opportunities.

Information about the Community Trust and their activities can be found here.