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The survey is now closed. Thanks for all your feedback. You can see the consultation report in the documents section.
We are now considering the feedback we received and will be using it to develop an action plan.
Coventry City Council and partners are developing a new strategy for physical activity. This means helping more people to move, play sport, and enjoy being active. We want everyone in Coventry to have the chance to be healthier.
The strategy will guide how we can:
help more adults, children and young people get active – especially in areas where fewer people currently do
bring together local groups, clubs and people who can support you to be active
close the gap in health between the most and least advantaged communities in Coventry
We Need Your Help
We want to know:
how much physical activity you do now
what makes it difficult for you to be active
what would help you move more
When we say physical activity, we mean any movement you do for at least 10 minutes at a time, adding up to 30 minutes or more a week. It’s not just sport – it could be:
walking or wheeling
travelling by bike or on foot
gardening
playing with the family
having an active job
or even swimming outdoors
Please share your thoughts in our short survey at the bottom of this page. This will help us develop the strategy and should only take five minutes.
Your answers will help us plan things like:
local events and activities
safer and more welcoming spaces for being active
Your say. Your way. Your move!
The survey closes on Sunday 2 November
The survey is now closed. Thanks for all your feedback. You can see the consultation report in the documents section.
We are now considering the feedback we received and will be using it to develop an action plan.
Coventry City Council and partners are developing a new strategy for physical activity. This means helping more people to move, play sport, and enjoy being active. We want everyone in Coventry to have the chance to be healthier.
The strategy will guide how we can:
help more adults, children and young people get active – especially in areas where fewer people currently do
bring together local groups, clubs and people who can support you to be active
close the gap in health between the most and least advantaged communities in Coventry
We Need Your Help
We want to know:
how much physical activity you do now
what makes it difficult for you to be active
what would help you move more
When we say physical activity, we mean any movement you do for at least 10 minutes at a time, adding up to 30 minutes or more a week. It’s not just sport – it could be:
walking or wheeling
travelling by bike or on foot
gardening
playing with the family
having an active job
or even swimming outdoors
Please share your thoughts in our short survey at the bottom of this page. This will help us develop the strategy and should only take five minutes.
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Councillor Kamran Caan, Cabinet Member for Public Health, Sport and Wellbeing
Councillor Caan tries out different movement activities and explains what movement is and asks people to complete the survey