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Latest: County survey shows satisfied residents
The satisfaction level among Hertfordshire residents is at 88 per cent, according to an Opinion Research Services survey.
The survey, carried out by in October 2008 through face-to-face interviews, provides a snapshot of how residents feel about living in Hertfordshire, their perceptions of county council services the contact they have had with us in the last year.
The survey revealed that overall satisfaction with the county council is 73%, compared with 66% in 2007/08.
Are you satisfied with the council? What is it like living in your Hertfordshire town? Are there things you would like to change? Does an 88 per cent satisfaction rate reflect the mood where you live? Tell us today by going to the WeLove site that focuses on your town. We cover towns from WeLoveWatford.co.uk to WeLoveRickmansworth.co.uk, and from WeLoveGarston.co.uk to WeLoveBushey.co.uk. Find your local site and interact with other residents in the area on topics such as the Hertfordshire County Council satisfaction survey.
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