Bernheze residents invited to share views on village livability in new survey
Residents of Bernheze can now voice their opinions on local livability through a new survey. The results will help shape future policies, ensuring villages remain vibrant with essential facilities like schools, healthcare, and mobility services close to home.
| Key Data Point | Details |
|---|---|
| Survey Focus | Livability in Bernheze villages |
| Organizer | Audit committee of Bernheze municipality |
| Goal | Assess impact of coalition agreement (2022-2026) on village livability |
| Target Group | Residents of Bernheze |
| Survey Link | Complete the survey |
| Contact Person | Muhammed Dogan |
| Contact Email/Phone | Email or call 0412 45 88 88 |
The municipality of Bernheze is responsible for ensuring the livability and well-being of its residents. Through the audit committee, it evaluates the effectiveness of local policies, such as those outlined in the coalition agreement, to improve facilities and services in villages.
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Survey: Livability in the villages of Bernheze
For residents, it is important that their village, neighbourhood or district is liveable and vibrant. This means, for example, that there is enough to do for young and old and that residents can find their daily necessities close to home. This requires facilities such as mobility services, the local doctor, sports clubs or schools.
Research by the audit committee
The audit committee of the municipality of Bernheze is conducting a study into the livability of the villages within the municipality. It would like to know to what extent the implementation of the key priorities from the coalition agreement (2022-2026) has contributed to the physical livability of the village where you live.
Complete the survey (This link leads to an external website)
More information
Do you have any questions or would you like more information? Then send an email to or contact Muhammed Dogan by phone at 0412 45 88 88.