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2027-2032 Draft Land Management Plan

Over the past 18 months, we have undertaken several consultation exercises to gather feedback from the public and local organisations on our current Land Management Plan and the way in which we look after the Hills and Commons.

Using the feedback we gathered, we have now drafted our next Plan covering 2027-2032. This Plan should paint a clear picture of what we’re here for, how we wish to keep the land special and why.

We would love to hear your thoughts on this draft Plan. 

What we need from you:

You can also download a copy of the questionnaire here and email it back to us at: info@malvernhills.org.uk

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Questionnaire: 2027-2032 Draft Land Management Plan

    1. Usability

    How easy is the document to read?

    Text size

    Use of images

    Use of diagrams

    Use of colours

    2. Structure

    In terms of the structure of the document, how far do you agree with the statements below?

    The sections are in a logical order

    The sections are an appropriate length

    Please tell us what you think is missing. Maximum 30 words.

    3. Topics

    In terms of the topics in the document, how far do you agree with the statements below?

    The topics are explained clearly

    The topics represent MHT’s work accurately

    The topics are relevant to me

    4. Strategy

    In terms of the strategy in the document, how far do you agree with the statements below?

    The document explains clearly the vision for the next 5 years

    The document explains clearly the aims for the next 5 years

    The document explains clearly the mission for the next 5 years

    5. About the consultation

    How did you hear about this consultation?

    Select all that apply.

    Have you participated in any of our previous consultation events this year?

    Select all that apply.

    6. About you

    Are you a local resident / levy payer or a visitor?

    7. Final comments

    Maximum 100 words.

    Thank you for your time.

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    Photo Credit: Mick Colquhoun