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Brighton & Hove City Council has lost its way. Rubbish is not being reliably collected; litter lines the streets; weeds and verges are not being cut; hundreds of council homes sit empty; and the recycling rate is one of the worst in the UK.

After more than a decade of Green and Labour Councils, the City has become a soft touch on antisocial behaviour as the Council refuses to use its local powers to tackle the issue.

Residents tell us that Labour are not listening. They are failing on their promises by closing schools, imposing higher parking charges & not delivering on cleaning up the city.

Our local Conservative Councillor Team has a proactive plan to refocus this City Council on its primary job, which is delivering its statutory services to residents. I hope that you will complete this survey and let us know your thoughts.

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Do you support our campaign to refocus Brighton & Hove City Council on delivering its basic services?

Yes

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How important are the following benefits that would come from refocusing the council on delivering basic services?

Questions	Very important	Somewhat important	Not important
A reliable and on-time rubbish and recycling collection	Very important	Somewhat important	Not important
Weeding the pavements and cutting verges	Very important	Somewhat important	Not important
Reopening closed public toilet blocks	Very important	Somewhat important	Not important

If there were one other thing you would improve about our local area, what would it be?

Do you agree that Brighton & Hove City Council has become a soft touch on antisocial behaviour?

Yes

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How concerned are you about crime in your local area? On a scale of 0-10, where 0 is extremely unsafe and 10 is extremely safe.

Which of the following measures would you like to see implemented by the Council to tackle antisocial behaviour?

Resinstating lapsed Public Space Protection Orders

More CCTV

Tackling graffiti & fly-tipping

Proper enforcement of council by-laws

Better street lighting

Other, please state

Are Council parking schemes a problem in your area?

Yes

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If yes, tell us more...

Which THREE of the below would you describe as your top priorities for local transport?

Resurfacing Roads

Affordable street parking

Restoring disability parking spaces

Park and ride services

Sensible cycle lanes and multi-use paths

Better bus routes

Other, please state

How important would the following Council measures be towards tackling the cost of living crisis

Questions	Very important	Somewhat important	Not important
Ending Labour maximum council tax rises	Very important	Somewhat important	Not important
Tackling council waste to keep fees and charges lower	Very important	Somewhat important	Not important
No more excessive parking permit rises	Very important	Somewhat important	Not important

How important is it to you that the Council reopens the face-to-face services?

Very important

Somewhat important

Not important

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