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Have your say on physical activity in Greater Norwich
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The Greater Norwich Growth Board (GNGB), which is made up of Broadland District Council, Norfolk County Council, Norwich City Council and South Norfolk Council, funds and supports projects that benefit those living and working in Greater Norwich.
In 2022 the GNGB published the Greater Norwich Physical Activity and Sport Strategy (PASS) which sets out a shared vision for increasing levels of physical activity and sport in the Greater Norwich area. Three years on, we want to understand how people stay active and how your habits have changed in recent years. What do you think could help make it easier for people to move more in everyday life?
We want to hear from everyone in Greater Norwich. Whether you play sports, walk the dog, cycle to work, or don’t do much physical activity at all — this short survey is for you. We’re gathering views from residents across Greater Norwich to understand:
what helps you stay active,
what gets in the way,
what improvements you’d like to see.
Your feedback will help shape future health and wellbeing services, leisure facilities and community programmes.
Everyone over the age of 16 who takes part will be put in a draw to win a prize; a £25 One4All Voucher and either a 1-month free South Norfolk Leisure Membership or an annual single venue Norwich Parks Tennis Membership.
The survey will close at midnight on Sunday 30 November 2025.
The Greater Norwich Growth Board (GNGB), which is made up of Broadland District Council, Norfolk County Council, Norwich City Council and South Norfolk Council, funds and supports projects that benefit those living and working in Greater Norwich.
In 2022 the GNGB published the Greater Norwich Physical Activity and Sport Strategy (PASS) which sets out a shared vision for increasing levels of physical activity and sport in the Greater Norwich area. Three years on, we want to understand how people stay active and how your habits have changed in recent years. What do you think could help make it easier for people to move more in everyday life?
We want to hear from everyone in Greater Norwich. Whether you play sports, walk the dog, cycle to work, or don’t do much physical activity at all — this short survey is for you. We’re gathering views from residents across Greater Norwich to understand:
what helps you stay active,
what gets in the way,
what improvements you’d like to see.
Your feedback will help shape future health and wellbeing services, leisure facilities and community programmes.
Everyone over the age of 16 who takes part will be put in a draw to win a prize; a £25 One4All Voucher and either a 1-month free South Norfolk Leisure Membership or an annual single venue Norwich Parks Tennis Membership.
The survey will close at midnight on Sunday 30 November 2025.
We want to hear from everyone in Greater Norwich. Whether you play sports, walk the dog, cycle to work, or don’t do much physical activity at all. This short survey is your chance to share how you stay active, what’s changed for you in recent years and what could help make physical activity easier and more accessible for all.
Your insights will help shape future services, facilities, and programmes that support healthier, more active communities.
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