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The Community Resilience Team would like to gain local knowledge about what’s happening within our communities, we want to understand the assets and the needs in local areas. This information will be used to inform the planning and commissioning (buying) of health, wellbeing and social care services.

The information you share with us will be used to help inform the Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA), and will provide a snapshot of what it is like to live in an area and also look at the current and future health and care needs of local communities.

A citywide and 8 Family Hub area reports have already been completed and published, and can be found here.

The insight you share with us will be used as part of our new 2023 JSNA reports.

We would like to know:

What things do you like about where you live?

If you could do anything to improve your area what would it be?

What could be done to make this happen?

  • Ideas wall - Share your ideas for improving your area
  • Experiences - Tell us about your area
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Please note that this is not an official reporting system and if you wish to report an issue or make a complaint you can do so here.


The Community Resilience Team would like to gain local knowledge about what’s happening within our communities, we want to understand the assets and the needs in local areas. This information will be used to inform the planning and commissioning (buying) of health, wellbeing and social care services.

The information you share with us will be used to help inform the Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA), and will provide a snapshot of what it is like to live in an area and also look at the current and future health and care needs of local communities.

A citywide and 8 Family Hub area reports have already been completed and published, and can be found here.

The insight you share with us will be used as part of our new 2023 JSNA reports.

We would like to know:

What things do you like about where you live?

If you could do anything to improve your area what would it be?

What could be done to make this happen?

  • Ideas wall - Share your ideas for improving your area
  • Experiences - Tell us about your area
  • Surveys - Share your thoughts.


Please note that this is not an official reporting system and if you wish to report an issue or make a complaint you can do so here.


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  • Share Cheylesmore on Facebook Share Cheylesmore on Twitter Share Cheylesmore on Linkedin Email Cheylesmore link

    Cheylesmore

    over 5 years ago

    The birds at Quinton park are a treat, especially in Spring, with lots of little ones walking around. The War Memorial park is just 10 mins walk from where I live and we enjoy our family walks on Sundays. There are many shops in the area for local shopping. The fb group 'Love Cheylesmore' keeps us updated on everything that's happening locally. The Indian ladies group 'Sahyadri' https://www.sahyadri.co.uk/ organises cultural and community events in Coventry and it has provided extra support to families stuck at home during the pandemic through online events.


    The birds at Quinton park are a treat, especially in Spring, with lots of little ones walking around. The War Memorial park is just 10 mins walk from where I live and we enjoy our family walks on Sundays. There are many shops in the area for local shopping. The fb group 'Love Cheylesmore' keeps us updated on everything that's happening locally. The Indian ladies group 'Sahyadri' https://www.sahyadri.co.uk/ organises cultural and community events in Coventry and it has provided extra support to families stuck at home during the pandemic through online events.


  • Share I love Allesley park because it offers peace and quiet to the local community whilst supporting wildlife. on Facebook Share I love Allesley park because it offers peace and quiet to the local community whilst supporting wildlife. on Twitter Share I love Allesley park because it offers peace and quiet to the local community whilst supporting wildlife. on Linkedin Email I love Allesley park because it offers peace and quiet to the local community whilst supporting wildlife. link

    I love Allesley park because it offers peace and quiet to the local community whilst supporting wildlife.

    by KC, over 5 years ago
    Allesley park is just 5 minutes walk from my house and it's been a real life saver over the years that I've lived here. The local people are kind, polite and community minded. Before the virus the regular visitors, myself included, picked up litter on a regular basis and reported any vandalism to the council. Things have changed since lockdown and the park is now full all the time with people leaving their litter, including masks and dog mess all over the place. I hope that when this is all over the park can once again become a clean and... Continue reading
    Allesley park is just 5 minutes walk from my house and it's been a real life saver over the years that I've lived here. The local people are kind, polite and community minded. Before the virus the regular visitors, myself included, picked up litter on a regular basis and reported any vandalism to the council. Things have changed since lockdown and the park is now full all the time with people leaving their litter, including masks and dog mess all over the place. I hope that when this is all over the park can once again become a clean and beautiful place to spend some quiet time.
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    Coundon

    by Cat, over 5 years ago

    The green spaces make Coundon a place to chose to live. Coundon Wedge, Coundon Hall Park, Lake View and Allesley Park. Places to breathe away from the noise and dirt of the ever increasing volume of road traffic. Judging by the high footfall in all of them I'm not alone in appreciating these places. Thanks to the Coventry Park Rangers for taking care of the green spaces of Coventry so we can access and enjoy them.

    The green spaces make Coundon a place to chose to live. Coundon Wedge, Coundon Hall Park, Lake View and Allesley Park. Places to breathe away from the noise and dirt of the ever increasing volume of road traffic. Judging by the high footfall in all of them I'm not alone in appreciating these places. Thanks to the Coventry Park Rangers for taking care of the green spaces of Coventry so we can access and enjoy them.

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    Positive Neighbouring Support

    by Debbie Hill, over 5 years ago

    Here are some neighbours joining together to help at Stoke Heath Community Centre for the Emergency Food Provision, the Stoke Heath Grub Hub have received grants to supply the vulnerable adults and famillies within the area. There are others around Coventry doing similiar good work and all have welcomed the Lord Mayor Cllr Ann Lucas into their venue to reveal to her first hand, what hard work is being accomplished. We have been very grateful to all the volunteers you have approached us, to give a helping hand. This photo was taken at Stoke Heath Community Centre on Friday 8th... Continue reading

    Here are some neighbours joining together to help at Stoke Heath Community Centre for the Emergency Food Provision, the Stoke Heath Grub Hub have received grants to supply the vulnerable adults and famillies within the area. There are others around Coventry doing similiar good work and all have welcomed the Lord Mayor Cllr Ann Lucas into their venue to reveal to her first hand, what hard work is being accomplished. We have been very grateful to all the volunteers you have approached us, to give a helping hand. This photo was taken at Stoke Heath Community Centre on Friday 8th September 2020.

    The other positive neighbouring items that have impressed me during the lockdown are: NHS clapping, -is missed as it was shouting outdoors. The rainbows were a great idea. Neighbours who dont usually talk to one another are, greeting and making enquiries after their well being. It becomes clear which friends are important to you as you miss them the most. Staying Safe and Well becomes high on your list.

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  • Share KING GEORGE'S AVENUE on Facebook Share KING GEORGE'S AVENUE on Twitter Share KING GEORGE'S AVENUE on Linkedin Email KING GEORGE'S AVENUE link

    KING GEORGE'S AVENUE

    by JOHNNY, over 5 years ago
    Having lived in the street for 50 years you get to know the other people very well that have been here that long as well. There is a very small community in the street that really care about the street and have ideas to create an even better atmosphere. We talk to each other as to how we can watch out for one another especially the elderly.
    Having lived in the street for 50 years you get to know the other people very well that have been here that long as well. There is a very small community in the street that really care about the street and have ideas to create an even better atmosphere. We talk to each other as to how we can watch out for one another especially the elderly.
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    Rivermead residents association

    by Dickco247 , over 5 years ago

    Hi I love my area because we have a very well looked after long cul-de-sac lovely here

    The Rivermead look after every element here .This helps maintaining neighbourhood watch and residents association

    Very easy to look after security wise and outlook and area

    Residents take pride in area if they need help the Rivermead helps everybody in area

    All this adds up to nearly everybody knowing each other by having clean up days and a sending out news letter each year .We do lots of work on estate shared space areas like cutting hedges mowing grass litter picking good community... Continue reading

    Hi I love my area because we have a very well looked after long cul-de-sac lovely here

    The Rivermead look after every element here .This helps maintaining neighbourhood watch and residents association

    Very easy to look after security wise and outlook and area

    Residents take pride in area if they need help the Rivermead helps everybody in area

    All this adds up to nearly everybody knowing each other by having clean up days and a sending out news letter each year .We do lots of work on estate shared space areas like cutting hedges mowing grass litter picking good community spirit .

    All this happening with the help of volunteers to what needs doing in area and what we need to do to improve or repair fences and making sure that no stone unturned .

    We try to improve security with gates also to maintain environment .

    We have a committee that sits once a year to over look area to see what needs sorting out on clean up days with tea coffee and scones biscuits etc

    All in all all residents happy living here really pleasant place to be ...


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    Henley Green

    by Jackie, over 5 years ago
    We have decent local shops
    We have decent local shops
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    Cheylesmore - I sort of love the area

    by Grumpy, over 5 years ago
    I love the area because it’s convenient to city centre and transport hubs. It’s good to have local shops and services. there are lots of green spaces around and love the trees along the roads. People are generally friendly.


    However, it used to be better / cleaner.


    I don’t love the area because every blooming dog walker (there are many many) thinks the green outside our house is a public lavatory for their dog/s. Every time i look out there is a dog walker loitering and encouraging their dog to do their business there - Disgusting & public health issue.

    ... Continue reading

    I love the area because it’s convenient to city centre and transport hubs. It’s good to have local shops and services. there are lots of green spaces around and love the trees along the roads. People are generally friendly.


    However, it used to be better / cleaner.


    I don’t love the area because every blooming dog walker (there are many many) thinks the green outside our house is a public lavatory for their dog/s. Every time i look out there is a dog walker loitering and encouraging their dog to do their business there - Disgusting & public health issue.

    also don’t like it as increasingly it’s HMOs and drivers who think they have the right to block other peoples access to their drives to pickup/drop off kids (no school anywhere near here), delivery drivers to make deliveries to other people in the neighbourhood despite there being valid places to park or just loiter for no reason.

  • Share It's hard to love my neighbourhood at the moment on Facebook Share It's hard to love my neighbourhood at the moment on Twitter Share It's hard to love my neighbourhood at the moment on Linkedin Email It's hard to love my neighbourhood at the moment link

    It's hard to love my neighbourhood at the moment

    by Sue@coundon, over 5 years ago
    The speeding cars and revving of engines causes us a lot of stress. Also somebody lets off fireworks after 11 o'clock at night on a regular basis which wake us up.
    The speeding cars and revving of engines causes us a lot of stress. Also somebody lets off fireworks after 11 o'clock at night on a regular basis which wake us up.
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    Walks around Coundon Wedge

    by Felicity, over 5 years ago
    Whilst I wouldn't go so far as to say I 'love' Coundon, living so close to areas where one can walk in fields, see horses graze and dip your toes in a stream has helped me cope with lockdown, both 1.0 and 2.0. I am incredibly grateful to those who maintain the paths and rights of way through this area so we can all enjoy a little eco-therapy.
    Whilst I wouldn't go so far as to say I 'love' Coundon, living so close to areas where one can walk in fields, see horses graze and dip your toes in a stream has helped me cope with lockdown, both 1.0 and 2.0. I am incredibly grateful to those who maintain the paths and rights of way through this area so we can all enjoy a little eco-therapy.
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