Ashby de la Zouch Town Council has launched a fresh survey to collect residents' views on the Bath Grounds.

The move follows the council identifying key areas for improvement two years ago.

After assessing people's views, the top three areas identified were, more places to sit, the introduction of play/gym equipment and more shrubs and flowers.

The Council has now introduced a memorial bench scheme, installed a wooden play trail and planted trees and shrubs by the South Street entrance, shrubs and flowers alongside the back of Rawdon Terrace and fruit trees along the Heritage Trail.

Now, the council says: "The Town Council would really appreciate your feedback on these improvements as well as the Bath Grounds in general.

"This survey closes on June 30 this year.  

"Once all the data has been collated, the Town Council will look at where other potential changes and improvements need to be made in the future, budget constraints permitting.

"There is a very short section with regards to Prior Park Field – we would be interested to hear your comments on what changes, if any, should be made to this field.

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"This survey is only applicable for members of the public who visit the Bath Grounds and does not include the Royal Hotel, the Royal Hotel Car Park or Hastings Gardens. The survey is completely anonymous and should take approximately five minutes to complete."

The issues covered include: A children's play trail has now been installed in the Bath Grounds. Do you think this is a welcome addition to visitors of the Bath Grounds?

A memorial bench scheme has been implemented in the Bath Grounds, allowing members of the public to purchase a bench in memory of a loved one. An additional three benches have been installed in 2023, making use of this scheme. How satisfied are you that this scheme fulfils the survey feedback to install more benches/places to sit?

A significant amount of planting has been implemented over the last year. Do you think that the number of trees, shrubs and flowers planted is adequate?

You can take part in the survey HERE.