A survey was conducted via printed copy to each house, with an option to answer the questions via this website, and the results were audited independently to ensure that it was done in an open and fair manner.

A big thank you to all of you that took part: a total of 110 responses were received with two-thirds voting to go ahead.

The votes collected were: 
                          Yes      No
Lower Road          23       26
Middle Road         21         2
Upper Road          17         2
Side Road             5         1
Other                    7         2
Totals                 73      33        plus 4 spoiled votes taking the total to 110.

or                        66%  30%     and 3% spoiled votes



It was also noted that another 6 responses were generally in favour, but they had funding concerns, so actually put in a No vote. If they had kept fully up-to-date (see Ron James article from the August 2014 newsletter they would in fact have voted Yes. That would have made it 79 Yes/27 No or 72%/24%