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Young Persons Survey

Bristol is a vibrant city with a large population of young people who often don’t have their voices heard. This survey is for young people to let Stephen Williams know what they think about local and national issues so he can better represent them in Parliament.

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About Bristol

1. Do you think Bristol has enough cultural, sporting and leisure facilities?:

	Yes
	No
	Don't Know

2. If not, what else would you add?:

3. How do you rate Bristol's transport?:

	Good
	Reasonable
	Poor

4. In particular, which local bus services do you use & how could they be improved?:

5. Do you think there are enough facilities for cyclists in Bristol, e.g. cycle lanes, racks etc.:

	Yes
	No

6. Do you use local rail services, e.g. the Severn Beach line? If so, how do you rate them?:

	Good
	Reasonable
	Poor
	Don't Use

7. What is the best thing about Bristol, in your opinion?:

8. What is the worst thing about Bristol, in your opinion?:

Environment

9. Air pollution is a real problem in Bristol. Stephen Williams believes that more action is needed now to deal with pollution in the city. Do you agree that more could be done?:

	Yes
	No
	Don't Know

10. Bristol is currently leading the way in becoming a 'Green Capital'. Do you think enough is being done in the city to tackle climate change?:

	Yes
	No
	Don't Know

11. If no, what do you think is the best way of tackling climate change?:

12. Plans are being created to build two wind turbines at Avonmouth to provide renewable energy for Bristol. Do you think that more schemes such as this should be built in and around Bristol?:

	Yes
	No
	Don't Know

13. In the past two years, the Council has introduced a range of new recycling schemes, including the new 'brown box' food collection. What are your views on the quality of the recycling system in Bristol?:

	Brilliant
	Good
	Reasonable
	Poor

Higher Education

14. Do you believe that students should make a financial contribution to the cost of their education after they have graduated?:

	Yes, by repaying a student loan
	Yes, by charging a high rate of tax for graduates
	No

15. Does the idea of having to pay tuition fees put you off going to university?:

	Would not go anyway
	Will not go because I can't afford it
	Am worried about debt but will still go
	Am not worried

Crime and Safety

16. Do you feel safe out and about in Bristol?:

	Always
	Usually
	Rarely
	Never

17. If not, where especially, and what could be done about it?:

18. Stephen Williams voted against the introduction of a national Identity Card scheme. What is your opinion?:

	For
	Against
	Don't Know

Health

19. Stephen Williams voted in favour of the ban on smoking in public places. Do you agree with the ban?:

	Yes
	No

20. What is the best way to reduce the spread of Sexually Transmitted Infections?:

	Abstinence
	Education
	Making condoms cheaper
	Other

21. If 'Other', what would you suggest?:

Democracy

22. In November 2005, Stephen Williams attempted to lower the age at which people can vote to 16. Do you agree with this idea?:

	Yes
	No

23. How likely are you to vote in the next parliamentary election?:

	Definitely
	Probably
	Maybe
	Not at all

24. How likely are you to vote in the next local election?:

	Definitely
	Probably
	Maybe
	Not at all

25. Would you consider standing for election, either for Parliament or the Council?:

	Yes
	Maybe
	No

Anything Else?

26. Is there anything else you want to add on these or any other issues?:

Keeping In Touch

27. Stephen Williams sends out regular updates on the work he is doing on behalf of Bristol West's residents. Do you want him to keep in touch with you?:

	Yes
	No

28. Name:

29. Mobile:

30. E-Mail:

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