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Last Updated: Sunday, 5 November 2006, 14:12 GMT
Public quizzed on local services
People living in Carlisle are being asked how satisfied they are with their local area and council services.

Thousands of residents, selected at random, have been sent questionnaires seeking their views on issues such as waste, litter and leisure facilities.

They can also report concerns about their local environment and suggest ways it could be improved.

Completed entries, which must be returned by 22 November, will be entered into a �250 prize draw.

Councillor Donald Jefferson, portfolio holder for finance and performance, said: "Carlisle City Council provides essential services to local communities and we want local residents views on how we provide these.

"The surveys are very important as they provide the council with vital information on how satisfied our customers are.

"The responses will help us provide an even more efficient and professional service."


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