Consultation results

Budget Consultation 2020-21

The budget consultation for 2020-21 that was undertaken during January 2020. An online survey was conducted with responses from 693 residents. The report below shows the headline results of this survey.

Budget Survey Results Presentation 2020 (pdf)

Horses' Field Grazing Engagement

The response summary of the Horses' Field Grazing Engagement can be downloaded below.

Horses' Field - Grazing Engagement Response Summary (pdf)

Three Rivers Resident's Survey 2021-22

The latest results of the Three Rivers Resident's Survey are in.  The survey details the opinions of Three Rivers’ residents on matters such as satisfaction with the council and services provided and the neighbourhood they live in.   

The survey found that Residents continue to be satisfied with the services provided by Three Rivers District Council, with 64% of residents being very or fairly satisfied. The Council’s key services, such as refuse collection and door stop recycling continue to show good levels of satisfaction. While over 90% of residents are satisfied or very satisfied with the parks and open spaces and leisure facilities in Three Rivers. The full report can be found using the link below:

three-rivers-omnibus-2021-22-final.pdf (pdf)

Parks and Open Spaces 

During 2017 a brand new set of on-line surveys were introduced by Three Rivers District Council, to monitor satisfaction and needs for Three Rivers’ parks: Aquadrome, Chorleywood House Estate, Leavesden Country Park and Oxhey Woods. These surveys are marketed on the Three Rivers District Council website, via social media, neighbourhood watch email group: ‘Owl’, ‘Friends of the park’ groups and Three Rivers Times. 

Feedback has been invaluable and encouraging. For the period 8 August to 14 December 2017, ratings of the design and appearance of the parks was high, with ‘good’ ratings as follows: Aquadrome (94%), Chorleywood House Estate (92%), Leavesden (92%) and Oxhey Woods (86%).

The Council has absorbed all the feedback for suggestions and improvements and will be incorporating this into their strategies. Of particular note were suggestions for more information signs for path routes and wildlife, more seasonal/group events and work on some of the paths. The Council thanks participants for their invaluable input to support the maintenance of beautiful, accessible parks.

The Council is continually reviewing the survey results, so to have your say, go to the Consultation page on www.threerivers.gov.uk or follow the links below:

Aquadrome: www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/AquadromeCPCustSat17   Chorleywood House Estate: www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/CHECustSat17   Oxhey Woods: www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/OxheyWoodsCustSat17   Leavesden: www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/LeavesCustSat17