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Have Your Say

1.  

What is your connection to Windsor? (Select all that apply)

2.  

How often do you spend time in Windsor Town Centre?

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When do you typically spend time in Windsor during the week? (Select all that apply)

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Thinking of a typical weekday/weekend in Windsor, what time of the day are you usually there? (Select all that apply)

Thinking about Windsor's public spaces, how strongly do you agree or disagree with the following statements?

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I feel welcome in Windsor's public spaces

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I feel comfortable spending time in Windsor

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I feel a sense of belonging in Windsor

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Windsor's public spaces reflect and represent the diversity of our community

9.  

I generally feel safe moving around Windsor during the day

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I generally feel safe moving around Windsor after dark

11.  

What factors influence whether you feel welcome, comfortable and safe in Windsor's public spaces? (Select all that apply)

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What would help make Windsor's public spaces feel more welcoming, inclusive and safe? (Select up to five)

Stories, identity and representation

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What kind of creative activities or artistic expression would you like to see explored through this project? (Select all that interest you)

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Who else should we hear from?

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Final Thoughts

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Would you like to be involved in a walkshop, co-design session or other activity for this project?

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What happens next?

Your feedback will be considered alongside insights gathered through walkshops, co-design sessions, place-based consultation and engagement with community organisations, schools and other stakeholders.

Council will also engage a creative practitioner to provide specialist advice and help explore how the stories, perspectives and ideas gathered through engagement could be translated into an appropriate creative response.

Nothing has been predetermined. The ideas and stories shared through this process will help shape what the project ultimately looks like.