50 Additional Returns From The Following Areas:
[Mostly] Tenbury, [then] Burford followed by individuals from: Boraston, Kyrewood, Oldwood, Stoke Bliss, Rochford, Bickley, Nash, Leysters, Eardiston, Little Hereford, Brimfield, Hanley Broadheath, Clifton-upon Teme, Upper Sapey and Ludlow. Also with individual visitors from: Stourbridge, Caerphilly, Woodsetton nr Dudley and Chaddlewood nr Plymouth
[Mostly] Tenbury, [then] Burford followed by individuals from: Boraston, Kyrewood, Oldwood, Stoke Bliss, Rochford, Bickley, Nash, Leysters, Eardiston, Little Hereford, Brimfield, Hanley Broadheath, Clifton-upon Teme, Upper Sapey and Ludlow. Also with individual visitors from: Stourbridge, Caerphilly, Woodsetton nr Dudley and Chaddlewood nr Plymouth
Individual Graphs That Fed Into The Overview Graph Above:
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First of all congratulations to you for this initiative. It's impressive. A few thoughts.
ReplyDelete1. Have you considered making it possible to respond online. Something like surveymonkey would be relativley easy to set up.
2. My personal preference for the site would be a food centre using the Ludlow Food Centre as a model. This would (a) support local farmers, (b) complement existing busniness & (c) attract visitors/tourists to Tenbury.
I like the idea of a local food market too and with 50% of respondents to date on this survey agreeing that craft workshops etc/Riverside Cafe would be an effective use. I'm not 100% sure how feasible it would be to develop - it all comes back to funding streams as per usual.
ReplyDeleteI understand that William Chase did originally have plans for such an idea on the site but [for whatever reason] decided to shelve that plan. I guess in favour of a huge cash payback from a cash rich and less than scrupulous supermarket chain.