Case study · Transport and travel
Connecting Sheffield: Burngreave improvements
Door-to-door engagement with residents in Burngreave formed part of Sheffield City Council’s wider consultation on proposed transport improvements.
AudienceResidents living along affected roads in Burngreave
ApproachDoor-to-door survey over four days
Value to Sheffield City CouncilLocal evidence to inform the next phase of Connecting Sheffield
The brief
- Sheffield City Council’s Connecting Sheffield programme aims to improve transport infrastructure for walking, cycling, and public transport
- As part of proposed improvements in Burngreave, the Council wanted direct engagement with residents living in the area as part of its wider public consultation
The approach
- The consultation questionnaire was adapted for a door-to-door interviewing approach
- Trained market research interviewers worked along roads identified by Sheffield City Council
- Interviews took around ten minutes, with 96 residents participating during a four-day fieldwork period
The outcome
- Enventure Research analysed the survey data and produced a comprehensive independent report
- The findings gave the Council clear insight into residents’ awareness, views, understanding, and expectations around the proposed works
- The evidence will inform the next phase of the Connecting Sheffield programme