Peace Line residents DATASET for UU
Identification number
Q1 For about how long have you lived at this property?
Q2 In this area, do you think there is a strong sense of community or a weak sense of community?
Q3 How safe is this community to live in?
Q4 Since the Belfast / Good Friday Agreement in 1998 have there been any physical improvements made to your area?
Q5 How far do you live from the nearest Peace Line?
Q6a To protect against Loyalist violence
Q6b To protect against Republican violence
Q6c To keep the communities apart from one another
Q6d To make life awkward for the people living here
Q6e To keep the violence away from city centres
Q6f To help people feel safer
q6g To stop people on the other side from annoying and intimidating people on this side
q6h To stop people on this side from annoying and intimidating people on the other side
Q6i To keep the communities under the control of the security forces
Q6j To reduce community tensions
Q6k Military response to the violence
Q6l The Government had no other options
Q6m Because people living in these communities wanted them
Q6n No idea
Q7 Who do you think has overall responsibility for making decisions about Peace Lines in your area?
Q8a The Peace Line allows us to celebrate our culture freely in our own community
Q8b The Peace Line serves to highlight the tension and division between communities
Q8c The Peace Line makes people feel safer
Q8d The Peace Line is ugly
Q8e The Peace Line is still necessary because of the potential for violence
Q8f The Peace Line stops our community expanding
Q8g The Peace Line helps protect our sense of identity
Q8h The Peace Line sends out a bad image of Northern Ireland to people abroad
Q8i Without the Peace Line our community would disappear
Q8j The Peace Line makes it harder to access some services like health, education or leisure
Q8k The Peace Line is a tourist attraction
Q8l The Peace Line makes people feel trapped
Q9 How much do you know about some initiatives and discussions underway about all of the Peace Lines?
Q10 Would you be interested in finding out more?
Q11 Who do you think should be keeping people informed of these initiatives?
Q12a The Programme for Cohesion Sharing and Integration document
Q12b The Department of Justice Community Safety Strategy
Q12c Belfast City Council Investment Strategy document 2012-2015
Q12d Derry City Council's Good Relations Strategy
Q12e OFMDFM Social Investment Fund
Q13e Local politicians?
Q13b The local council?
Q13c The Office of the First and Deputy First Minister?
Q13d The general public in Northern Ireland?
Q13e Investors/Businesses?
Q13f You personally?
Q14a You personally
Q14b Most local people from this community
Q14c Most local people from the neighbouring community
Q14d The City Council
Q14e The Office of the First Minister and Deputy First Minister
Q14f The Department of Justice
Q14g The PSNI
Q15 Which of these statements comes closest to your own view about the Peace Line in this areas being removed?
Q16 If the Peace Line was removed, which one of these would be most likely to happen?
Q17 If the Peace Line was removed, how confident or worried would you be about the ability of the police to preserve peace and maintain order?
Q18 If the Peace Line was removed would you try to move house?
Q19 Suppose a long-term decision was taken to remove the Peace Line in this area, what are the most important things that would need to be done now in preparation for that to happen? - CCTV cameras to be installed in the area
Q19 Suppose a long-term decision was taken to remove the Peace Line in this area, what are the most important things that would need to be done now in preparation for that to happen? - New leisure centres
Q19 Suppose a long-term decision was taken to remove the Peace Line in this area, what are the most important things that would need to be done now in preparation for that to happen? - More youth programmes
Q19 Suppose a long-term decision was taken to remove the Peace Line in this area, what are the most important things that would need to be done now in preparation for that to happen? - More policing
Q19 Suppose a long-term decision was taken to remove the Peace Line in this area, what are the most important things that would need to be done now in preparation for that to happen? - Local politicians working together across the political divide
Q19 Suppose a long-term decision was taken to remove the Peace Line in this area, what are the most important things that would need to be done now in preparation for that to happen? - New housing where it is needed
Q19 Suppose a long-term decision was taken to remove the Peace Line in this area, what are the most important things that would need to be done now in preparation for that to happen? - Local community leaders working together across the political divide
Q19 Suppose a long-term decision was taken to remove the Peace Line in this area, what are the most important things that would need to be done now in preparation for that to happen? - Physical improvements in the area
Q19 Suppose a long-term decision was taken to remove the Peace Line in this area, what are the most important things that would need to be done now in preparation for that to happen? - Investment and jobs
Q19 Suppose a long-term decision was taken to remove the Peace Line in this area, what are the most important things that would need to be done now in preparation for that to happen? - Opportunities for the two communities to come together
Q19 Suppose a long-term decision was taken to remove the Peace Line in this area, what are the most important things that would need to be done now in preparation for that to happen? - Something else
Q19 Suppose a long-term decision was taken to remove the Peace Line in this area, what are the most important things that would need to be done now in preparation for that to happen? - I don't think the Peace Line should come down no matter what preparatio
Q20a Jobs in this area?
Q20b Relations between the two communities?
Q20c Business investment in this area?
Q20d Community safety?
Q20e Government investment in this area?
Q20f Tourism to this area?
Q20g Access to services like health, education and leisure?
Q20h The image of Northern Ireland abroad?
Q20i People's health
Q21 If it was up to you what, if anything, would you do to change or modify the Peace Line in your area? (First response)
Q21 If it was up to you what, if anything, would you do to change or modify the Peace Line in your area? (Second response)
Q21 If it was up to you what, if anything, would you do to change or modify the Peace Line in your area? (Third response)
Q22 Can you envisage a time when we will have no Peace Line in this city?
Q23 Do you think what happens to the Peace Line is only important to those living closest to them or is it important for everyone in our society?
Q24 Age category
Q25 Are you male or female?
Q26cat How many people live in this household including yourself?
Q27 How many people live in this household including yourself are aged over 18?
Q30 What is the occupation of the main income earner in your household?
Q28a I live in...
Q28b The property is...
Q28c This household consists of...
Q29 If there was an election to the Northern Ireland Assembly tomorrow, to which party would you probably give your first vote?
Q31 What is your religion?
Q33 What is your nationality?
Weight1 Household size