Two surveys are carried out periodically with Cambridge residents: the Place survey and the citizens' survey.
Place survey
The Place Survey replaces the Best Value User Satisfaction Survey that local authorities were previously required to undertake every three years.
In the 2008 survey, we achieved a significantly higher score than the national average for 11 out of the 18 national indicators.
Place survey data tables
The data tables present the results of the Place Survey with the data sorted by various criteria, including ward, age and gender.
- Data sorted by ward
- Data sorted by age
- Data sorted by ethnicity
- Data sorted by satisfaction
- Data sorted by gender, tenure and employment status
- Data sorted by disability or illness, neighbourhood satisfaction and civic participation
- Data sorted by ward, excluding all Don't know and Non response data
- Data sorted by age, excluding all Don't know and Non response data
- Data sorted by ethnicity, excluding all Don't know and Non response data
- Data sorted by satisfaction, excluding all Don't know and Non response data
- Data sorted by gender, tenure and employment status, excluding all Don't know and Non response data
- Data sorted by disability or illness, neighbourhood satisfaction and civic participation, excluding all Don't know and Non response data
Citizens’ survey
This is a major survey of residents undertaken on our behalf every two years by an independent research agency.
The purpose is to track the views and attitudes of residents about local issues including satisfaction with services, our spending priorities, communication with us and feelings of safety.
