Respondent Groups Table 3 shows the distribution of questionnaire responses Religion or Belief based on the responder group categories provided. Letter and Respondents were asked if they consider themselves as email responses were also received and these are analysed belonging to any particular religion or belief: separately in Section 5 of this report. 45% of respondents said yes Respondents were asked in what capacity they were 46% of respondents said no completing the questionnaire: 9% preferred not to say Table 3: Questionnaire responses Of those respondents that answered yes, 91% selected Number of Christian, 2% Muslim, 2% Sikh and 4% other. Respondent Group Percentage Responses Sturry, Broad Oak or Fordwich resident 52 45% Carer A resident from somewhere else in 28 24% Kent 8% of respondents identified themselves to be carers. A regular commuter travelling through 12 10% Sturry Ethnic Groups A user of local public transport Table 2 indicates the range and percentage of each ethnic 4 3% (bus/train) group that responded using the questionnaire: A cyclist (social and/or commuting) 2 2% A representative of a local community Table 2: Respondents ethnic group 5 4% group or resident association Ethnic Group Percentage On behalf of a Parish/District Council in 0 0% 85% White English an official capacity White Scottish 2% A Parish/District or County Councillor 1 1% White: Other 2% A local business owner 3 3% On behalf of a charity, voluntary or Mixed: white and Asian 1% 0 0% community sector organisation (VCS) Asian or Asian British: Indian 1% A visitor to Sturry/Broad Oak/Fordwich 4 3% Asian or Asian British: Other 1% Other* 5 4% 1% Black or Black British: African * Others include:- regular drivers through Sturry, a trade Note: 8% preferred not to say associatuon, land agent and Stodmarsh resident
Religion or Belief Respondents were asked if they consider themselves as belonging to any particular religion or belief: 45% of respondents said yes 46% of respondents said no 9% preferred not to say Of those respondents that answered yes, 91% selected Christian, 2% Muslim, 2% Sikh and 4% other. Carer 8% of respondents identified themselves to be carers. Ethnic Groups Table 2 indicates the range and percentage of each ethnic group that responded using the questionnaire: Table 2: Respondents ethnic group Ethnic Group Percentage White English 85% White Scottish 2% White: Other 2% Mixed: white and Asian 1% Asian or Asian British: Indian 1% Asian or Asian British: Other 1% Black or Black British: African 1% Note: 8% preferred not to say Respondent Groups Table 3 shows the distribution of questionnaire responses based on the responder group categories provided. Letter and email responses were also received and these are analysed separately in Section 5 of this report. Respondents were asked in what capacity they were completing the questionnaire: Table 3: Questionnaire responses Respondent Group Number of Responses Percentage Sturry, Broad Oak or Fordwich resident 52 45% A resident from somewhere else in Kent 28 24% A regular commuter travelling through Sturry 12 10% A user of local public transport (bus/train) 4 3% A cyclist (social and/or commuting) 2 2% A representative of a local community group or resident association 5 4% On behalf of a Parish/District Council in an official capacity 0 0% A Parish/District or County Councillor 1 1% A local business owner 3 3% On behalf of a charity, voluntary or community sector organisation (VCS) 0 0% A visitor to Sturry/Broad Oak/Fordwich 4 3% Other* 5 4% * Others include:- regular drivers through Sturry, a trade associatuon, land agent and Stodmarsh resident
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