2026 Residents’ Survey: 74% say they are satisfied
 

Earlier this year, we invited residents to take part in our Residents' Survey to find out how they felt about living in the borough, and their levels of satisfaction with council services. 

 

We’re pleased to share that the results of the latest Residents’ Survey are now available to view on our website (alternative formats available on request).  

 

Highlights

 

Our survey asked residents about their satisfaction with life in general within the borough, with 74% saying they felt satisfied. The most important reasons given for this were education, wellbeing services and local economy and job prospects. 

 

Satisfaction with council-provided services has also improved compared to last year’s survey. The services that residents reported the highest satisfaction with were Waste, Parks & Greenspaces, and Sports & Leisure. The level of satisfaction with council’s Communications and Customer Services has been consistently higher than the national average.  

 

Insights from the Residents' Survey are being used across the council to support evidence-based decision-making. The findings are being tailored to individual service areas, helping teams better understand residents' needs and priorities so that services can be planned, targeted, and improved more effectively.

 
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