This survey produced by your South Hill Hall Committee will be hand delivered to households in South Hill Parish on Saturday 3rd and Saturday 10th of February 2024.
Please complete and return by February 29th 2024 to the box provided in the parish hall porch or you can email in your response to southhillparishhall@gmail.com THANK YOU.
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A survey of local housing need was carried out by Cornwall Council’s Affordable Housing Team, on behalf of South Hill Parish Council, between 20th March 2023 and 30th April 2023.
The survey was sent to 225 households in the parish, and 65 responses were received – a response rate of 29%.
12% of respondents stated they were in need of affordable housing, 100% of which stated they had a local connection to the parishes. o 6 (75%) want to live Anywhere in the Parish o 2 (25%) want to live in Golberdon o 2 (25%) were interested in self-build housing
The survey identified 6 ‘hidden households’ that are not registered with Homechoice.
CORNWALL COUNCIL encourage all parishes to consider conducting a parish survey.
Parish and other housing need surveys:
Provide vital information about the housing need in an area
Help in planning new developments
Help to show the need for affordable housing
Help show the level of community support for new development.
Parish surveys can help to produce a Parish Plan, which sets out a vision for a parish.
This month’s adventure for the WI was a trip across from Plymouth to Drake’s Island where they had a guided tour around the island.
The weather stayed good and the 20 minute crossing in a small boat was smooth, the island guide was friendly and informative. The eco system of the island was full of birdsong with butterflies and bees in abundance.
The old brickwork of the tunnels and the ammunition stores was amazing but you definitely need a torch.
Everyone enjoyed their picnics surrounded by cannons. It was agreed by all that it was a worthwhile and excellent day out.