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• Network Rail • Rainbow Ink Co • St Josephs Academy • Scottish Enterprise • Scottish Natural Heritage • Sinforiani Brothers • Skillseekers groups in Bellfield and New Farm Loch • The Pet Shop • Volunteer Centre East Ayrshire • Young Scot 54 | MAKE IT KILMARNOCK BOARD | EAST AYRSHIRE COUNCIL
KILMARNOCK - INTEGRATED URBAN DEVELOPMENT PLAN appendix 2 - consultation elements This appendix identifies the approximately 500 people who were consulted during the course of this study. The first round of consultation began in November 2010, and sought to engage range of people and organisations in discussion about the issues and challenges that the study should address. Young people Loanhead Primary School 8 November 2010 classroom session 20 people Kilmarnock Academy 1 November 2010 Pupils Council 9 people James Hamilton Academy 13 November 2010 assembly 120 people St Joseph’s Academy 13 November 2010 focus groups 21 students Kilmarnock College (Students Association) 8 November 2010 meeting 1 person Skillseekers (Bellfield) 16 November 2010 focus group 11 people Skillseekers (New Farm Loch) 23 November 2010 focus group 8 people Workshops Agency workshop 1 24 November 2010 daytime workshop 29 people Community workshop 30 November 2010 evening workshop 13 people Business Business discussion 25 November 2010 2 drop-in sessions 17 people Kilmarnock Retail Trades Association 1 February 2011 evening session 19 people Shoppers and town centre users Burns Mall stall 11 December 2010 short interviews 54 people Galleon Centre and Dick Institute questionnaires 11-31 December 2010 questionnaires 2 people Young Scot infomobile at the Cross 13 January 2011 short interviews 155 people 2 Disabled and elderly people Kilmarnock South Elderly Forum January 2011 letter 1 person 1 included representatives from CVO East Ayrshire, East Ayrshire Council (elected members, Arts and Culture, Asset Management, Business Development, Community Planning, Estates, Planning, Roads and Transportation), Historic Scotland, Killie Trust, Kilmarnock College, Kilmarnock Retail Trades Association, Make it Kilmarnock, Network Rail, Volunteer Centre East Ayrshire 2 80 of the 155 interviewed were young people, whose age ranges are shown in the table overleaf. NOVEMBER 2011 | KEVIN MURRAY ASSOCIATES | 55
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