Residents were asked how confident they feel that issues affecting day-to-day living at Centenary Mill can be improved over time.
Key Observations
The results indicate relatively low levels of confidence overall.
A majority of respondents (60%) report being either not confident at all or not very confident that issues will improve over time.
A further 33% describe themselves as somewhat confident, suggesting a degree of uncertainty rather than strong optimism.
Only a small minority of respondents (6%) report being very confident that improvements will be made.
What This Means for Residents
Taken together, the findings suggest that while residents have clearly identified priorities for improvement, confidence in their delivery remains limited.
This gap between priorities and confidence highlights the importance of clear communication, visible progress, and sustained focus on the areas that matter most to residents.
The final post will summarise the key themes emerging from the survey, including additional issues raised through residents’ comments.