Our Place Camelon Survey

Posted on August 3, 2018

Our Place is an initiative from the Big Lottery Fund which has been operating in Camelon for nearly 4 years. It aims to empower local people and organisations in the local community to make Camelon a better place to live and work.

They have launched a short online survey to find out what local people think about the Our Place project in Camelon.

To complete the survey, please visit the SurveyMonkey page. Alternatively, for further information, contact Dave Park by phone: 01506 862227.

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