Demand for information in the Bright Water area

Bright Water covers an area of approximately 200km2 within lowland County Durham and Darlington, focusing on the River Skerne catchment from Hurworth Burn reservoir to South Park in Darlington. The project area includes the communities of Newton Aycliffe, Sedgefield, Bishop Middleham, Fishburn, Heighington, Brafferton, Barmpton and Darlington.
The vision of the Bright Water Landscape Partnership is to reveal a heritage of change and innovation, supporting opportunities to enhance and enjoy the natural, built and farmed landscape, realising gifts for now and the future, raising aspirations and inspiring communities.

 To achieve this vision the partnership will aim to:

·Work with landowners, local communities and other partners to restore and enhance key elements of the natural, built and cultural landscape

-Highlight the cultural heritage of the area, a story of innovation that has shaped the modern world – from the birth of the railways to the Durham Ox

-Provide opportunities for learning and training, ensuring the heritage of the area is better known and conserved

-Enable more people to access the heritage of the landscape, helping to improve health and well-being
-Provide new opportunities for businesses, making them more resilient in the future.

Groundwork North East and Cumbria have been commissioned to undertake a Learning, Training and Volunteering Study to identify the demand for such opportunities from both the public and local business.  Therefore we would be
extremely grateful if you could complete the short survey

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* 1. Name and location of organisation. 
Please state individual if you are not a member of a group

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* 2. Nature of organisation if applicable:

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* 3. On a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being low, 10 being high, how much of a need is there to inform people about the areas, landscapes and structures within the Brightwater catchment area?

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* 4. Do you feel there are any features of the area that need to be highlighted in particular?

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* 5. How would you rate your current knowledge of the River Skerne catchment area on a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being very little, 10 being a lot.

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* 6. How would you rate current information on the River Skerne area in terms of availability from 1 to 10, 1 being poor, 10 being very good.

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* 7. Why have you given the score above?

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* 8. How would you rate current information on the River Skerne area available in terms of quality from 1 to 10, 1 being poor, 10 being very good.

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* 9. Why have you given the score above?

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* 10. Which of these information sources would you use or access?

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Website
Interpretation panel
Leaflet
Phone/ tablet app
Performance
Exhibition
Social media

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* 11. How likely are you to get involved in activities linked to the Brightwater Landscape Project?  1 being not likely, 10 being very likely.

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* 12. If you would like to get involved in the project, please state in what areas you would like to volunteer

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* 13. If you would like to comment in more detail on volunteering there is a separate survey at https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/3DX9VJ2

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* 14. If you would like to be kept informed of opportunities linked to the Bright Water project please enter your contact details below

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* 15. If you would like to find out more about the Bright Water Landscape Partnership please go to www.discoverbrightwater.org.uk

To find out more about Groundwork North East & Cumbria visit http://www.groundwork.org.uk/Sites/northeast

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