To help interpret the survey results, it is useful to understand who took part and how responses are distributed across the building.
A total of 51 responses were received, providing a useful snapshot of resident experience across Centenary Mill.
Who Took Part
Responses reflect a mix of residents with different lengths of experience living at the Mill:
• More than 3 years – 26 responses
• 1–3 years – 12 responses
• 6–12 months – 10 responses
• Less than 6 months – 3 responses
What This Tells Us
The majority of responses come from residents with longer-term experience of the building, alongside input from more recent occupants.
This reflects a balance between:
– Established perspectives shaped over time
– More recent experiences of living at the Mill
Interpreting the Results
As with any voluntary survey, the findings reflect the views of those who chose to respond.
They do not represent every individual perspective within the building, but they do provide a structured and useful indication of how residents experience day-to-day living at Centenary Mill.
Full survey responses are available here:
https://centenary-mill.co.uk/resident-survey-purpose-and-responses/
What Comes Next
Understanding who responded provides context for interpreting the themes that emerge from the survey.
In the next post, we will look at the aspects of living at the Mill that residents value most.