A new independent survey is inviting Crediton residents to have their say on the town’s future, from everyday frustrations to the priorities that should shape the next decade.
Crediton has no shortage of opinions. From roads and parking to public services, local politics and the future of the High Street, there’s always something to discuss.
But what do residents actually want the town to look like in ten years?
Crediton 2036 is a new independent survey exploring what people love about Crediton, what needs improving and where they believe local priorities should lie.
More than just potholes and parking
The questionnaire covers local services, transport, community safety, the town centre and Crediton Town Council’s performance.
It also explores how residents feel about proposed changes to local government in Devon, including Crediton’s possible future relationship with Exeter.
Importantly, the survey isn’t just about what’s wrong. It also asks what makes Crediton special and what residents want to protect.
Worth knowing
The survey is independent and not affiliated with Crediton Town Council. Everyone with a connection to Crediton is encouraged to take part.
Your town. Your say.
The findings won’t necessarily represent every resident, but they could provide a valuable picture of local concerns and ambitions.
And with important decisions about public spending, services and local government on the horizon, understanding what residents actually want seems a sensible place to start.
After all, Crediton’s future shouldn’t just happen to its residents. They should have a say in shaping it.
Clicking the image below will open the Crediton 2036 survey in a new browser window.
Sources & transparency
Crediton 2036 was developed by the publisher of Tidings and is independent of Crediton Town Council.
