The following chart shows that respondents think good quality changing rooms (84%) and good accessibility (ease of access for disabled people and people with limited mobility) (80%) are most important for a new swimming pool at Bransbury Park to have.
The following chart shows that respondents think being able to walk or cycle to the new centre (83%) is most important in terms of its location.
- Over half of the survey respondents ranked good quality changing rooms (57%) and accessibility (52%) as ‘very important’ for a new swimming pool to have.
- High proportions of respondents also ranked children’s swimming lessons (76%), recreational swimming (73%), and family-friendly facilities (70%) as important/ very important.
- In terms of location, the majority of respondents ranked being able to walk or cycle to the centre very important (54%), followed by parking (47%) and public transport links (45%).
- Being near local shops or the seafront were deemed least important (44% and 43% respectively ranked these options unimportant/ very unimportant).
The following chart shows that respondents think good quality changing rooms are most important for a new gym to have (78%).
The following chart shows that in terms of other aspects of a new centre, respondents think accessibility (ease of access for disabled people and people with limited mobility) is most important (84%).
- Good quality changing rooms for a gym were ranked ‘very important’ by almost half of respondents (47%), with 31% also ranking it ‘important’ (78% net).
- In terms of other aspects of a centre at Bransbury Park, accessibility (ease of access for disabled people and people with limited mobility) was ranked most important overall (84% important/ very important).
- A further three quarters of respondents ranked having an environmentally friendly building (e.g. a carbon neutral design) important/ very important (75%).