Open Activities
Community Facilities Satisfaction Survey
We aim to gather valuable insights from users of our facilities, focusing on their experiences and satisfaction levels with the services provided. The feedback collected will help identify areas of...
Closed Activities
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Proposed Performance Improvement Objectives 2025 to 2026.
Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council is conducting a consultation to seek your views on its proposed Performance Improvement Objectives for 2025 to 2026. The Local Government Act (NI) requires Councils to ensure continuous improvement whilst carrying out their functions...
Closed 3 April 2025
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Home of St Patrick Festival 2025
We are seeking to gather your opinions as to your experiences at the Home of St Patrick Festival 2025. All the information collected will be treated anonymously. This means no one else will be able to tell who took part in the consultation. ONLY fill in your contact details at the end of the...
Closed 23 March 2025
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Evaluation of 'Understanding and Tackling Hoarding' Training.
Following your attendance at 'Understanding and Tackling Hoarding' training on 28 November 2024 in Millenium Court, Portadown, your feedback is requested. Thankyou.
Closed 6 February 2025
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Dromore Place Plan - Draft
The Dromore Place Plan is a new locality plan for Dromore being taken forward by the Armagh Banbridge and Craigavon Community Planning Partnership. The development of the Plan has brought a range of partners together to make long-term plans for the town and to work with and for the communities...
Closed 2 February 2025
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Mid-point Review of Connected Our Community Plan 2024
DRAFT REVIEW OF CONNECTED: A COMMUNITY PLAN FOR ARMAGH CITY, BANBRIDGE AND CRAIGAVON BOROUGH 2017-2030 OVERVIEW ABC Community Planning Partnership is consulting on the draft review of Connected: A Community Plan for Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough 2017-2030. ...
Closed 12 January 2025
We Asked, You Said, We Did
Here are some of the issues we have consulted on and their outcomes. See all outcomes
We asked
Heritage Places Survey Summary
Between October 14 and December 20, 2024, we conducted a borough-wide survey to understand what heritage means to people in Armagh, Banbridge, and Craigavon Borough. We received an incredible 217 responses, offering deep insights into the community’s connection with heritage and their hopes for its future.
You said
Who Took Part?
90.32% of respondents were individuals, showing strong personal interest and 8.29% responded on behalf of an organisation, project, or group.
How Important is Heritage?
An overwhelming 89.4% of respondents said heritage is very important/ important to them. This reflects a strong cultural pride and a desire to protect and celebrate the borough’s unique history.
What Aspects of Heritage Matter Most?
Respondents ranked the most important elements of heritage, with the highest priorities being:
1. Landscapes & Natural Spaces (95.86%)
2. History (95.85%)
3. Historic Buildings (94.47%)
4. Traditions & Practices (93.09%)
5. Craft Skills & People (91.71%)
6. Arts & Culture (91.7%)
7. Nature & Biodiversity (91.25%)
8. Archaeology & Local Stories (89.4%)
9. Music (88.02%)
10. Food & Drink (84.34%)
11. Celebrating Diverse Heritage (82.95%)
12. Sporting Heritage (73.74%)
13. Language (71.43%)
We did
We are continue to progress with the results of this survey and are taking the feedback on board. We will endeavour to include this feedback into our future plans.
We asked
In order to gain feedback on the Armagh Georgian Festival, a survey link was forwarded to all those who booked tickets for the relevant events. This was also shared on social media channels to encourage those who attended e.g. the markets or other unticketed events to provide their thoughts.
You said
From the reponses, we learnt that two-thirds of respondents were first time visitors to the Festival indicating the attractiveness of the programme to new markets.
The findings indicate that support and endorsement of the Festival remains at an extremely high level with a significant return on investment.
We did
In particular, efforts to enhance accessibility, inclusion and sustainability continue apace. We will continue to consider all feedback and incorporate where appropriate into plans for 2025 and beyond.
We asked
We asked for views on the effectiveness of the current toilet provision in Portadown
You said
A total of 320 survey responses were received during the consultation period. The vast majority of those responding were residents of the Council area.
We did
The consultation feedback has been taken on board and has been used to update the specification for the town centre toilet contract which is due for renewal ahead of the new financial year
The findings of this survey have helped inform the new procurement exercise for the provision of public toilets in Portadown Town Centre.