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IMPACT SURVEY & REPORT 2019

RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

This study was designed to generate an understanding of TPG’s activities to date from
the perspective of the users, volunteers, staff and service providers. Our information
gathering and research into the impact of our activities used both quantitative and
qualitative methods and included using the following methods:
• One to one interviews;
• Observations (the results
only being included with the
consent of the individuals
involved);
• Questionnaires and surveys
(enabling us to collect
standardised (and therefore
comparable) information
from a number of people
and groups.

DEMOGRAPHICS

Almost all of the individuals and groups that took part in this information and impact
gathering exercise were either resident of, or based in our local community, Ellesmere
Port. A breakdown of the respondents is as follows:

The surveys and interviews had a total of 392 responses. Ellesmere Port locality has 60,400
residents, accounting for nearly a fifth of Cheshire West and Chester’s total population.

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