Feelings of Safety in Rotherham Town Centre

Overview

Do you live, work, visit, study in or own a business in the town centre? — If so, we invite you to give your views on local safety matters in the town centre.

We welcome your feedback and experiences of any town centre related crime and antisocial behaviour to understand the specific issues you believe are having the biggest impact on our town centre.

This consultation will be running throughout June and July and was previously carried out in November and December 2025. We will continue to ask for your views at regular intervals so we can continue to effectively respond and address residents' concerns and make ongoing improvements.

By taking part in this survey, you agree with the following statement:

I understand that I am under no obligation to complete this consultation and I am willingly providing this data to be used for this specific survey.  I consent to Rotherham Council using my information for this purpose. I also understand the results will be published in an anonymised way and I will not be identifiable.

Closed 31 Jul 2026

Opened 1 Jun 2026

Areas

  • All Areas

Audiences

  • All residents
  • Businesses
  • Carers
  • Children
  • Community groups
  • Community organisations
  • Disabled people
  • Employees
  • Faith groups
  • Older people
  • Parents
  • Training Delegates
  • Voluntary organisations
  • Young people

Interests

  • Adult social care
  • Antisocial behaviour
  • Bins
  • Business support
  • Carers
  • Children
  • Climate change
  • Communication
  • Community safety
  • Council housing
  • Cultural activities
  • Cycling
  • Democracy and participation
  • Employment
  • Environmental plans
  • Families
  • Green spaces
  • Health and wellbeing
  • Homelessness
  • Leisure
  • Libraries
  • Local economy
  • Local services
  • Museums
  • Neighbourhoods
  • Parents
  • Parking
  • Planning
  • Pollution
  • Private rented housing
  • Public transport
  • Recycling
  • Residents satisfaction
  • Roads
  • Rural development
  • Skills
  • Social housing
  • Spending
  • Sport
  • Sustainability
  • Urban development
  • Walking
  • Young People