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Harlescott Fun Day 2002

In April 2002 the Harlescott Action Forum organised the Harlescott Grange Fun Day. 

One of the aims of the day was to consult with residents on what they like about their community, what they dislike about their community and what change they believe would improve the quality of life for residents of Harlescott.

 

Consultation Information
Status: Closed
Opening Date: 1 April 2002
Closing Date: 30 April 2002
Area of Coverage: Harlescott ward
Method:

The consultation was conducted on three types of media: written questionnaire, video booth and audio questionnaire.  The purpose of this was to appeal to as widen spectrum of the community as possible.

Sample Size:  
Community Strategy Theme: Community
Results
Number of Respondants:

Breakdown of method of response:

Written Questionnaire           50%
Video Booth                          10%
Audio Questionnaire             40%

Summary of Results:  
Link to Full Results:

Results

Findings / Conclusions
Findings:

The Grange Fun Day provided the Harlescott Action Forum with the ideal opportunity to consult with some of the 'hard to reach' groups that exist within the ward.  This opportunity was seized upon, and the results of the consultation have helped to focus, what was an obscured image of Harlescott Grange and its community needs.

Outcomes / Actions
Outcomes:

A further Harlscott Fun Day was arranged the following year - extract from press release:

Press Release, 8 July 2003
Harlescott Fun Day 2003

This Saturday Harlescott welcomes its second annual Fun Day at the Grange recreation field, Kynaston Road from 1.00 pm until 5.00 pm.

Following last years success the Harlescott Action Forum have teamed up with SPARKS SRB programme for North Shrewsbury to organise this community event for the residents of Harlescott & North Shrewsbury.

The Harlescott Fun Day aims to bring together all of the agencies that have been working in North Shrewsbury to exhibit what their respective organisation have achieved over the past 12 months and invite the community to experience what they do through interactive activities.  Free attraction on the day will also include face painting, Art & crafts, circus skills, drama performances, break dancers, live music plus much more.

Decisions:  
Find Out More
Contact:

Steve Cunningham
01743 281044
steve.cunningham@shrewsbury.gov.uk

Author: scharman Date of last revision:  01 December 2005 Date of expiry:  none