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National Lottery Heritage Fund
Funding Application

About Whose Hoo

Whose Hoo is a landscape scale project focussing on the Hoo Peninsula. Through activities, educational programs, and lots of involvement from the community, the Whose Hoo project aims to highlight the hidden treasures of the Hoo Peninsula. Whose Hoo will feature work from 11 dedicated partners, all working towards creating a stronger bond between people and their local heritage, environment, and community.

Website: whosehoo.org.uk

Please help us to show the National Lottery Heritage Fund how special the heritage on the Hoo Peninsula is!

Your thoughts on the Hoo Peninsula are of the utmost importance in helping make the case for a National Lottery Heritage Fund investment here.

Your comments will help us better explain the significance of the natural, built and cultural heritage we have here, whilst also highlighting what elements people like you feel are most important.  We also want to better understand the barriers that might prevent you from taking part in the project, so that we can make the project the best that it can be.

Completion of the survey is entirely optional and anonymous.  Personal contact details are only taken if you choose to provide these and will only be used to support additional research in support of this application.

Your anonymous responses will be collated on a question by question basis and used by our contractors Resources for Change, who are working with the Whose Hoo partners on the development of the National Lottery Heritage Fund application.

Survey
1. Which of these places do you typically visit?
5. What are the top 3 features you think best defines culture on the Hoo Peninsula?
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6. What are the top 3 features you think best define the history of the Hoo Peninsula?
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7. What are the top 3 priorities for nature on the Hoo Peninsula?
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8. What prevents you from exploring the Peninsula more than you do now?
9. What would encourage you to spend more time exploring the Peninsula?
10. Are there any key people, groups or organisations you think need to be involved in developing Whose Hoo?
11. Do you live on the Hoo Peninsula?
12. Would you be willing to be contacted to take part in any future research to support the Whose Hoo funding application?
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