Beddington and Wallington Local Committee: Public Realm Priorities - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Beddington and Wallington Local Committee: Public Realm Priorities 2012/13

• +£90k public realm funding for 2012/13.
• 3+ years of successful public realm funding – how to continue making an

impact while focusing on residents’ priorities? What should our priorities be for the year ahead and what local projects will help to address them?

• These slides recap on what the 2011 Residents’ Survey said for our area* -

how can we use this to shape ideas going forward?

• What innovative and creative ideas do you have for new local projects?
• Think about what is happening over the next year – the Diamond Jubilee, the

Olympics.

• Think about what needs improving, and practical ways we can work together

(with a bit of public realm money) to address these e.g. providing poop-a- scoops, cleaning equipment, paint, plants.

* The 2011 Residents’ Survey was a face-to-face survey of 1014 people aged 16+ living in Sutton. These slides show some of the key results for the Beddington and Wallington Local Committee area based on responses from 218 residents in the wards of Beddington North, Beddington South, Wallington North and Wallington South. Agenda Item 4

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Issues of particular concern in this local area are related to parking and dog

• fouling. Speeding traffic is also a concern, but less so than elsewhere in the

Borough.

Q32 Which of the following, if any, are problems in your local area?

Parking Dog fouling Litter Speeding traffic Fly tipping Congestion % Beddington and Wallington LCA % Sutton overall

17 15 13 10 8 8 5 9 13 14 15 16 10 12 8 5 6 11

Base: All residents (1,014) .Residents in Beddington and Wallington LCA (219). Sutton Residents’ Survey. Fieldwork Dates 10th October to 4th November 2011 Where a figure is circled, this indicates a significant difference from the overall average.

Air pollution Vandalism Fly tipping Graffiti Noise pollution Weeds Abandoned vehicles Other None off these

Agenda Item 4

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58 36 31 30 27 49 34 29 26 23

Sutton S., Cheam & Belmont % Sutton LCA % Beddington & Wallington % ASB Burglary/theft Hate crimes Street robbery ASB Drug-related crime Hate crime Street robbery ASB Burglary/theft Town centre crime Hate crime

Within this locality anti-social behaviour remains the top priority for addressing crime; however burglary/theft is perceived to be a greater issue locally than elsewhere in the Borough (41% vs. 32% overall).

Q43 Top 5 crime concerns for residents within each LCA

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27 23 55 35 27 23 19 58 35 26 26 23 57 33 27 26 22

St Helier, the Wrythe & Wandle V. % Carshalton & Clockhouse % Cheam N. & Worcester Park % Sex offences Burglary/theft Drug-related crime ASB Drug-related crime Sex offences Burglary/theft Street Robbery ASB Burglary/theft Town centre crime Street robbery Drug-related crime ASB Drug-related crime Burglary/theft Street Robbery Town centre crime

Base: All residents (1,014) Sutton Residents’ Survey. Fieldwork Dates 10th October to 4th November 2011 Where a figure is circled, this indicates a significant difference from the overall average. Agenda Item 4

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4 4 5 13 20 25 90 88 84 74 63 58 4 5 5 16 28 26 93 84 81 72 53 52

Beddington & Wallington Sutton S., Cheam & Belmont Sutton LCA

Refuse collection Recycling Street lighting Street cleaning Pavement maintenance Road maintenance Street lighting Recycling Refuse collection Street cleaning Road maintenance Pavement maintenance Refuse collection Recycling Street lighting Street cleaning Road maintenance Pavement maintenance

8 8 7 16 15 17 77 76 75 69 59 59 When considering satisfaction with key universal services, local residents are most satisfied with refuse collection, and significantly more satisfied with recycling than other Borough residents (88% vs. 83%). They are most dissatisfied with parking.

% Dissatisfied % Satisfied

Q3-20 Satisfaction with universal services residents by LCA

2 9 10 10 16 22 31 93 86 82 82 75 64 60 25 35 58 45 26 36 52 39 5 7 10 14 31 34 33 94 91 87 78 62 52 50 10 6 10 25 25 34 42 85 84 80 69 62 51 44

St Helier, the Wrythe & Wandle Valley Carshalton & Clockhouse Cheam N. & Worcester Park

Base: All residents (1,014) Sutton Residents’ Survey. Fieldwork Dates 10th October to 4th November 2011 Where a figure is circled, this indicates a significant difference from the overall average.

Road maintenance Parking Pavement maintenance Parking Pavement maintenance Parking Refuse collection Street lighting Street cleaning Recycling Pavement maintenance Road maintenance Parking Street lighting Refuse collection Recycling Street cleaning Pavement maintenance Road maintenance Parking Refuse collection Street lighting Recycling Street cleaning Pavement maintenance Parking Road maintenance

17 31 59 44

Agenda Item 4

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Q3-20 I would like you to tell me how satisfied or dissatisfied you are with the quality of each of these in your local area?

% Beddington and Wallington LCA % Sutton

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Parks and open spaces Libraries Playgrounds Sports and swimming facilities

Satisfaction with key leisure services - especially parks and open spaces – remains high, though residents here are less satisfied than the Borough average with council tax and housing/benefits and theatres, arts, events, historic places and museums.

% Satisfied

44 39 34 33 30 16 15 50 43 40 40 40 28 17 16

Theatres/ Arts/ Events/ Historic places/ Museums Secondary schools Primary schools Services for under 5’s Council housing/ SHP housing Social services As detailed in the full report, users of these services are more likely to be satisfied than non-users. This is particularly the case for schools, services for the under 5’s, council housing and social services.

Base: All residents (1,014) .Residents in Beddington and Wallington LCA (219) Sutton Residents’ Survey. Fieldwork Dates 10th October to 4th November 2011 Where a figure is circled, this indicates a significant difference from the overall average.

Council tax and housing/ council tax benefit services

Agenda Item 4

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Residents here are significantly more likely to feel having more time would help them achieve a healthier lifestyle – the cost of exercise remains an issue but is less of a concern than elsewhere in the Borough.

34 27 27 22 17 26 36 29 27

Lower prices for gym membership/ leisure centre membership

Q47 Which, if anything, of the following would encourage you to lead a more healthy lifestyle?

Lower prices for using leisure centres Lower prices for healthy food Having more time % Beddington and Wallington LCA % Sutton

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17 13 8 4 3 2 17 19 9 7 5 6 6 16

Better sports and leisure facilities Being told to by my doctor for health reasons Having more healthy food available in local shops Better information about exercising Having help with my caring responsibilities

In line with the rest of Sutton, four in five residents in Beddington and Wallington LCA (80%) say they are in good health, and 73% exercise at least the minimum recommended amount of once a week.

Nothing, already lead healthy lifestyle Better information about how to eat healthily

Base: All residents (1,014). Residents in Beddington and Wallington LCA (219) Sutton Residents’ Survey. Fieldwork Dates 10th October to 4th November 2011 Where a figure is circled, this indicates a significant difference from the overall average. Agenda Item 4

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