North Yorkshire survey to develop ‘new vision’ for sports and leisure services

North Yorkshire is set to embark on a major survey to develop a new vision for its sports and leisure services.

The survey, which is being led by North Yorkshire County Council, aims to gather the views of residents, sports clubs, and leisure providers to shape the future of sports and leisure in the county.

According to the council, the survey will help to identify the needs and aspirations of local communities, and inform the development of a new strategy for sports and leisure services.

The survey will also explore the role that sports and leisure can play in promoting health and wellbeing, and in supporting economic growth and regeneration.

It is hoped that the survey will help to create a more sustainable and resilient sports and leisure system in North Yorkshire, which will benefit residents and visitors alike.

The survey is expected to take around 10-15 minutes to complete, and will be available online from [insert date] until [insert date].

Residents are encouraged to take part in the survey and have their say on the future of sports and leisure in North Yorkshire.

The survey is part of a wider effort to improve the quality and accessibility of sports and leisure services in the county, and to promote the benefits of physical activity and sport.

North Yorkshire County Council is working closely with a range of partners, including sports clubs, leisure providers, and community groups, to deliver the survey and develop the new strategy.

The council is also seeking the support of local businesses and organizations to help promote the survey and encourage residents to take part.

By working together, it is hoped that we can create a brighter future for sports and leisure in North Yorkshire.

The survey is an important step in achieving this goal, and we encourage everyone to take part and have their say.