What People Thought

Twelve questionnaires were returned. Here is a brief analysis of their replies. Totals may not always equal 12 due to multiple and blank answers.

How did you hear about the day?
Networking Newsletter: 5
From a friend/colleague: 5
Via email: 4
Advert in Big Issue: 1

What were your expectations?
To find out about other groups/campaigns: 4
To get/share information: 3
As it was: 2
To network: 2
Informal gathering: 1
To make contacts: 1
To promote my group: 1
Just the same old faces: 1

Were your expectations met?
Yes: 9

How expectations not met?
More stalls than expected: 1
Less public than expected: 1
More new faces: 1
Oxfam/Christian Aid not there: 1
Free drinks unexpected: 1

Did you enjoy the event?
Yes: 10
No: 1

What was the most useful part?
Information: 4
Meeting others: 3
Access to new faces: 1
Informal chats: 1
Everything: 1

What could be improved?
More general public: 2
Paying for refreshments: 2
Signposting areas: 1
Having workshops: 1
Sitting area: 1
Charging for stalls: 1
Food available: 1

What the Organisers Thought

The above will be taken into account for next year's event, but we're pleased that the vast majority of people found the afternoon most enjoyable and useful. The overwhelming number of people wanting stalls meant that, unfortunately, no room could be provided for networking. However, people reported they did have lots of productive conversations with other campaigners. It would have been good if more public were in attendence but it's hard to see what more could have been done (adverts were put in Big Issue and fliers distributed through several outlets). And it was much more hard work than originally envisioned!

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