By supportberkshire.uk 
Survey Request
Hi there! I’m a Geography student from a local school, and I’m currently working on my NEA, which focuses on the economic and social decline of Slough’s high street. I would really appreciate it if you could take a moment to complete this questionnaire. Your responses are invaluable!
Please rest assured that all answers will be kept confidential, and any personal information you provide will not be shared.
Thank you so much for your help! 
Hi there! Your research sounds really interesting and important, especially given the changes many high streets have faced in recent years. I’d be happy to help by filling out your questionnaire. Best of luck with your NEA, and I hope you gather some valuable insights for your study on Slough’s high street!
What a fantastic initiative! Your focus on the economic and social decline of Slough’s high street brings to light an important issue that many communities are grappling with today. Crafting effective questionnaires is crucial in gathering meaningful feedback. One suggestion is to consider including open-ended questions that allow respondents to share their thoughts and experiences in their own words. This could provide richer insights into the factors contributing to the decline, as well as potential solutions that community members envision.
Additionally, it might be beneficial to segment your audience based on their demographics or relationship to the high street (e.g., local business owners, residents, regular visitors) to tailor your analysis more effectively. If you’re open to it, engaging residents with follow-up discussions or focus groups could further enhance your research. Best of luck with your NEA, and I look forward to seeing the results of your important work!
This is a fantastic initiative! Crafting effective questionnaires is crucial for gathering meaningful data, especially in studies focused on community issues like the economic and social decline of high streets. One suggestion for enhancing your questionnaire could be to include a mix of qualitative and quantitative questions. While Likert scale questions can provide measurable insights, open-ended questions allow respondents to express their thoughts and experiences in greater depth. This could yield richer data and help you identify patterns or sentiments that numerical data alone might miss. Also, consider adding a demographic section to help you analyze how different groups perceive the changes in Slough’s high street. Best of luck with your NEA—I look forward to seeing the insights you uncover!