ResponseResponseResponsePhysical disabilitySensory disabilityMental health conditionLearning disabilityLong standing illness or health conditionN/A (online only)Other (Paper only)ResponseCarAdapted VehicleBusPark & RideMobility ScooterBicycle/TricycleOther (please specify)ResponseWorking hours (eg 9-5) - MondayWorking hours (eg 9-5) - TuesdayWorking hours (eg 9-5) - WednesdayWorking hours (eg 9-5) - ThursdayWorking hours (eg 9-5) - FridayWorking hours (eg 9-5) - SaturdayWorking hours (eg 9-5) - SundayMornings - MondayMornings - TuesdayMornings - WednesdayMornings - ThursdayMornings - FridayMornings - SaturdayMornings - SundayAfternoons - MondayAfternoons - TuesdayAfternoons - WednesdayAfternoons - ThursdayAfternoons - FridayAfternoons - SaturdayAfternoons - SundayEvening - MondayEvening - TuesdayEvening - WednesdayEvening - ThursdayEvening - FridayEvening - SaturdayEvening - SundayNo pattern - MondayNo pattern - TuesdayNo pattern - WednesdayNo pattern - ThursdayNo pattern - FridayNo pattern - SaturdayNo pattern - SundayWorkShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - daytimeLeisure - eveningSocialisingAttend eventsOther (please specify)WorkShoppingAccess services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - daytimeLeisure - eveningSocialisingAttend eventsOther (please specify)Open-Ended ResponseExtra room to allow social distancing increases my safetyFewer vehicles on pedestrianised streets increases my safetyThere is adequate parking to allow me access to the city centreThere is parking close enough to allow me access to the city centreThere are drop off points that allow me to access the city centreThe taxi shuttle bus from Monk Gate to St Andrewgate is usefulComments:ResponseResponseI am concerned about catching Covid-19York city centre is too busyI can no longer park where I need toI don't know enough about the alternative parking arrangementsOther (please specify)Good quality information on websitesAccessible toilet provisionSeating/resting pointsQuality of footwaysSignage/wayfindingDistance from parking/drop-off point to destinationOther (please specify)Response40 spaces at Monk Gate & shuttle taxi serviceDisabled parking on Piccadilly (installed early 2020)Dedicated blue badge bays at Duncombe PlaceDedicated blue badge bays at St SaviourgateDedicated blue badge bays at Dundas StreetDedicated blue badge bays at Carmelite StreetCouncil car parksShop mobility servicesResidents parking zonesBus servicePark & RideOther (please specify)Open-Ended ResponseOpen-Ended ResponseMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayAMPMEveningNo patternWorking hours 1OnlineYes40-55YesLearning disabilityYesCarBusBicycle/TricycleNoSaturdaySundayShoppingStrongly agreeStrongly agreeStrongly agreeStrongly agreeStrongly agreeNeitherDanger from traffic, crowding and pollution are much bigger barriers to visiting the city centre than having to carry/push our disabled child further. The crush on narrow pavements and traffic are a real barrier to access.OccasionallyMuch more likely to visitNot important at allFairly importantNot very importantFairly importantNot very importantNot very importantBetween 50 and 200 metres40 spaces at Monk Gate & shuttle taxi serviceDisabled parking on Piccadilly (installed early 2020)Dedicated blue badge bays at Duncombe PlaceDedicated blue badge bays at St SaviourgateDedicated blue badge bays at Dundas StreetDedicated blue badge bays at Carmelite StreetCouncil car parksBus service 2OnlineYes40-55YesPhysical disabilitySensory disabilityMental health conditionLearning disabilityLong standing illness or health conditionYesAdapted VehicleNoMondayWednesdayFridayMondayWednesdayFridayMondayWednesdayShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)ShoppingAccess services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)I usedd to park right near to town. I have an adapted vegicle which means I cant use carparks as they have height restrictions . I amnnow unable to go into york as I cant park....Strongly agreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeIts disgusting to take away disable parking and expect us tobuse park and rideJust onceMuch less likely to visitI can no longer park where I need toVery importantVery importantVery importantFairly importantFairly importantVery importantLess than 20 metresBecause my vehicle is higher than the car restriction height. I could park before.Yes give us back our parking . 3OnlineYes65+YesPhysical disabilityLong standing illness or health conditionYesCarDon't useMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - daytimeLeisure - eveningShoppingAccess services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - daytimeLeisure - eveningI can’t walk to where I need to go from the available disabled parking areas including from outside Barnitts. My mobility is very limited. I used to use Blake Street, Goodramgate and Castlegate on a regular basis.Strongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeThe blue badge parking takes up very little space and in Blake Street and Castlegate in particular, there is plenty of space for social distancing even with cars parked. The taxi shuttle doesn’t go anywhere near where I need to access. For example, I needed to go to Specsavers and ended up in terrible pain in my legs and an angina attack because the effort was too much. My wife doesn’t drive and I have no-one to drop me off. I can’t afford taxis for what should be regular easy access plus they can’t go in the relevant streets anyway!OccasionallyMuch less likely to visitI can no longer park where I need toFairly importantVery importantVery importantVery importantNot important at allVery importantBetween 20 and 50 metresNoneBecause I can’t walk from any of them to where I want to go such as Betty’s for a treat or for appointments at the optician or to the bank without risking an angina attack. Betty’s is now impossible. Goodramgate being closed until 8pm has also ended my access to go for a meal in the early evening.You need to open up Blake Street and Castlegate at least, they are really not that busy most of the time. My wife sent pictures to Julian Sturdy proving this. Goodramgate should be open to cars as well ideally but at the very least it should open by 6pm not 8pm. That is completely over the top. I genuinely feel that my right to live as normal a life as possible as a disabled person has been severely affected and the new rules are a severe infringement on the rights of disabled people. Please change these rules so I am not stuck at home. 4OnlineYes65+NoNoCarDon't useSaturdaySaturdayShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - daytimeStrongly agreeStrongly agreeNeitherOccasionallyNo different to visitI am concerned about catching Covid-19York city centre is too busyNot very importantFairly importantFairly importantFairly importantFairly important200 metres or moreCouncil car parksResidents parking zones 5OnlineYes 6OnlineYes65+YesPhysical disabilityLong standing illness or health conditionYesCarDon't useMondayWednesdayFridayTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Strongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeI need to park at Castlegate where I used to as I know I can manage this distanceNeverMuch less likely to visitI am concerned about catching Covid-19York city centre is too busyI can no longer park where I need toNot important at allVery importantVery importantVery importantNot important at allVery importantLess than 20 metresCastlegateNot accessible for where I need to beto only allow blue badge holders in for 1 hour max 7OnlineYes65+YesPhysical disabilityLong standing illness or health conditionYesCarMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayShoppingLeisure - eveningAttend eventsShoppingAccess services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - daytimeLeisure - eveningAttend eventsClosure of footstreetsSomewhat agreeSomewhat agreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeYou need to take account of the fact that not all disabilities permit the use of taxis or shop mobility and may need use of own vehicleNeverMuch less likely to visitI can no longer park where I need toFairly importantFairly importantNot important at allFairly importantNot very importantVery importantLess than 20 metresDisabled parking on Piccadilly (installed early 2020)Dedicated blue badge bays at Duncombe PlaceDedicated blue badge bays at St SaviourgateDedicated blue badge bays at Dundas StreetDedicated blue badge bays at Carmelite StreetCouncil car parksNeed own vehicle with own facilities especially in the evening after 6.30pmOpen footstreets to disabled drivers after 6.30pm at least as previously 8OnlineYes16-24YesPhysical disabilityYesCarBusDon't useMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - daytimeLeisure - eveningStrongly agreeStrongly agreeSomewhat disagreeSomewhat disagreeOccasionallyNo different to visitYork city centre is too busyVery importantVery importantNot very importantVery importantNot important at allNot very important200 metres or moreDisabled parking on Piccadilly (installed early 2020)Council car parksPark & Ride 9OnlineYes60-64NoNoBicycle/TricycleNoMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayWorkShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - daytimeLeisure - eveningExerciseStrongly agreeStrongly agreeStrongly agreeStrongly agreeStrongly agreeNeitherPresumably you mean 'car parking'. There's not enough cycle parking. My answers refer to car parking.Yes, frequentlyLess likely to visitHarder access by bicycle.Fairly importantVery importantVery importantFairly importantNot very importantNot important at allProximity of good cycle parking to central shops and *rideable* cycle access.200 metres or more 10OnlineYes25-39YesPhysical disabilityYesCarDon't use 11OnlineYes 12OnlineYes 13OnlineYes 14OnlineYes60-64YesPhysical disabilityLong standing illness or health conditionYesCarDon't useMondayWednesdayFridaySundayMondayWednesdayFridaySundayShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - daytimeLeisure - eveningSocialisingAttend eventsShoppingAccess services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - daytimeLeisure - eveningSocialisingAttend eventsThe new Road closures and parking arrangements are too far for me to walk to the places I need to accessStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeAll the closures have meant I can’t access the city centre. I can’t get to the post office located in WH Smith’s and reach the other shops, cafes and other amenities including city screen. Non exhaustive listNeverMuch less likely to visitI can no longer park where I need toFairly importantFairly importantVery importantVery importantNot very importantVery importantBetween 20 and 50 metresI can get to the parking spaces, but I can’t then get from there into the city centre. Getting a taxi or bus is not an option for me.I can get to the parking spaces, but I can’t then get from there into the city centre. I feel locked out of my home town. I can’t go in a taxi or bus.The wardens controlling the barriers who let delivery vehicles in could allow blue badge holders in. There was a green badge city centre sytem that allowed higher rate DLA recipients into the city centre, why not reintroduce that? These current measures effectively stop me from going into town when shops and services are open. Can’t get to my optician, Boots or the Post Office. Can’t get to City Screen to watch films. It’s very disabling. I feel helpless and dispossessed by these measures. 15OnlineYes65+YesPhysical disabilityYesCarDon't useMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - daytimeLeisure - eveningAttend eventsShoppingLeisure - daytimeLeisure - eveningAttend eventsYou lot have stopped me parking in the city centre,Strongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeNeverMuch less likely to visitI can no longer park where I need toNot important at allNot important at allNot important at allNot important at allNot important at allVery importantBetween 20 and 50 metresToo far from places I want to visitGet rid of York City Council 16OnlineYes65+YesPhysical disabilityYesCarAdapted VehicleDon't useMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - daytimeLeisure - eveningSocialisingAttend eventsShoppingAccess services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - daytimeLeisure - eveningSocialisingAttend eventsUnable to push from blue badge parking due to my wife and I being full time wheelchair users.Strongly agreeSomewhat disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeSomewhat agreeNeverMuch less likely to visitI am concerned about catching Covid-19I can no longer park where I need toVery importantVery importantNot important at allVery importantFairly importantVery importantLess than 20 metresThe parking to the south to hilly. To the north to far away. Taxi drop off to far away. 17OnlineYes56-59YesPhysical disabilityLong standing illness or health conditionNoCarNoSundayMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdayTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - eveningSocialisingAttend eventsAttend chapel - well, I used to until you removed the car park I used to get there.ShoppingAccess services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - daytimeLeisure - eveningSocialisingAttend eventsI'd like to be able to attend chapel (services, concerts, talks and workshops etc. etc held there.) again - but you have removed the car park near to it (near the Black Swan pub) and Hiscox have built a building there so I can no longer attend chapel by myself.1. SPEED HUMPS Speed humps stop me being able to use buses to get into and out of town and stop me being able to access all sorts of other places in town and mean I have to go on extremely circuitous (and expensive and polluting) journeys to get to places I used to be able to get to directly and simply and cheaply before humps were put down. And other places I used to visit just become impossible to access because of humps - or I have to accept that I'm going to be made ill/injured by trying to access them. (By humps I mean all 'cushions' and humps etc.) I have been explaining this to CYC for over 20 years, and still they continue to put down humps which restrict disabled people's access and cause them pain and injury. (Only this month, another one appeared in Heslington - without any consultation - which has deprived me of my bus route to my doctor's surgery and shops. Thanks a bunch. It's great to be disabled in York - NOT.) 2. CAR PARK CLOSURES Most disabled people don't have a blue badge, but many of us can't walk long distances. So each time you close a car park, that prevents us from getting to nearby places. I used to be able to attend chapel in St Saviourgate because I could park in the car park (near the ex-ambulance point) behind the Stonebow/Peaseholm Green. There is now a building there (the Hiscox building, I believe). Other car parks are too far away from Chapel for me to be able to walk there. So, all the services, concerts, talks, workshops etc. etc. etc. that I used to attend at Chapel, I can no longer get to by myself. You have removed an entire swathe of my social and personal and professional life. And when you remove the Castle car park, that will be another whole swathe of my life that I won't be able to access. I use that car park to get to e.g. the Friends Meeting House, the Grand Opera, the Merchant Adventurers, as well as for local restaurants and shops and museums. So that's another whole swathe of personal, professional and social activities I won't be able to access. Thank you very much.Strongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeSee previous comments re. distance of car parking to where I need to get to.NeverMuch less likely to visitI am concerned about catching Covid-19I can no longer park where I need toSpeed humps, humps, humps. They make using buses impossible, and going by taxi exorbitantly expensive (because of the huge detours I have to make to avoid all the humps).Very importantNot important at allNot very importantFairly importantNot important at allVery importantI need to be able to find out on websites which roads are open when, and when and where pedestrianisation kicks inIt variesCouncil car parksPlease bear in mind that getting a blue badge is EXTREMELY difficult. The government has made it virtually impossible for some very disabled people to get a blue badge. This means that many disabled people can't access the blue badge spaces and disabled bays that exist. Which means that 'normal' car parks within reasonable distance of where we want to get to are crucial. 18OnlineYes65+YesPhysical disabilityLong standing illness or health conditionYesCarDon't useMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - daytimeLeisure - eveningSocialisingAttend eventsChurchAccess services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - daytimeLeisure - eveningSocialisingAttend eventsNew restrictions on parkingStrongly agreeNeitherStrongly disagreeSomewhat disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeIf you are the disabled driver then a drop off point is of no use.NeverMuch less likely to visitI can no longer park where I need toFairly importantFairly importantVery importantFairly importantFairly importantVery importantTaxis need to have access. Icy pavements are dangerous and taking a taxi for door to door service may be a better option in the winter. I have breathing difficulties and cannot walk far on hot or very cold days.It variesDisabled parking on Piccadilly (installed early 2020)Dedicated blue badge bays at Duncombe PlaceDedicated blue badge bays at St SaviourgateCouncil car parksResidents parking zonesToo far from where I wish to go.Better access for taxis. 19OnlineYes65+YesPhysical disabilityYesCarI live thereNo vehicle can come to my home - so having things delivered, taking a taxi to doctor's surgery or hospital appointments, or having a tradesman to do jobs for me are all very difficultSomewhat agreeSomewhat agreeI am already in the city centreI am already thereFairly importantFairly important200 metres or morePlease remember some of us live in the city centre, and these changes are just making life more difficult for us 20OnlineYes65+YesMental health conditionLong standing illness or health conditionNoBusDon't useMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - daytimeSocialisingVisit the countryside more easilyNo carStrongly agreeStrongly agreeNeitherNeitherStrongly agreeNeitherYes, frequentlyMore likely to visitYork city centre is too busyFairly importantVery importantFairly importantVery importantFairly important200 metres or moreBus servicePark & Ride 21OnlineYes60-64YesPhysical disabilityLong standing illness or health conditionYesCarMondayFridayShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)ShoppingAccess services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Cannot park close enough to where I want to beStrongly disagreeSomewhat agreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeNeitherNeverMuch less likely to visitI can no longer park where I need toNot very importantVery importantVery importantVery importantFairly importantVery importantBetween 20 and 50 metres 22OnlineYes25-39Prefer not to sayNoI use foot, bicycle and carNoSundayThursdaySaturdayWednesdayFridayMondayTuesdayShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - eveningSocialising 23OnlineYes 24OnlineYes65+YesPhysical disabilityYesAdapted VehicleMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - daytimeLeisure - eveningSocialisingAttend events 25OnlineYes56-59Prefer not to sayNoBusNoMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Strongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeNeverMuch less likely to visitI can no longer park where I need toNot important at allNot very importantNot very importantNot important at allNot important at allVery importantIt variesDisabled people need to park close to the place they are going toMore disabled parking places throughout the city centre 26OnlineYes65+YesPhysical disabilityLong standing illness or health conditionYesCarDon't use 27OnlineYes65+YesPhysical disabilityYesCarMobility ScooterDon't useMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayShoppingSocialisingAttend eventsSocialisingAttend eventsI used to park in Blake Street or Castle Street where I was near enough to cafes to be able to meet people for coffee or lunch without using my mobility scooter, Those streets are not open for parking at times I would want to socialise. I like going to events at the Minster but would park at the east end, in College Street - also no longer possible. I get my mobility scooter in and out of the car on my own, so I cannot do these things alone any more.Somewhat agreeNeitherSomewhat disagreeStrongly disagreeNeitherStrongly disagreeThe taxi shuttle would not be suitable for my mobility scooter and if I used the shuttle without it I would be very limited in which shops I could walk to.OccasionallyLess likely to visitI can no longer park where I need toNot very importantNot very importantFairly importantVery importantNot very importantVery importantBetween 20 and 50 metresDedicated blue badge bays at Duncombe PlaceAlthough there are more blue badge bays in Duncombe Place there are not enough to replace the number of cars which could park in Blake Street.Would it be possible to set up a system that allowed a blue badge holder to book access to a particular place at a specified time, eg so I could get to the Minster? We could perhaps be issued with a pass allowing such access 28OnlineYes25-39NoN/ANoBoth my parents and my mother in law are disabledShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - eveningExerciseI can’t visit town to eat or shop with my parents or mother in lawThey can’t park next to the venues that we go to. They used to be able to park in town outside the shops and restaurants but are now banished from the town they live in!! This is very disappointing, very thoughtless and wrong.Strongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeI’ve been into town since this ban was in place and people did not socially distance at all. I had to wear my mask the whole time.OccasionallyMuch less likely to visitI am concerned about catching Covid-19York city centre is too busyI can no longer park where I need toBanning disabled people won’t prevent COVID. Clearer instructions might make people more aware of the preventive measures they need to take.Very importantVery importantVery importantVery importantVery importantLess than 20 metresI have explained my reasons. Some people cannot walk far, this is why there is a car scheme for disabled people.Accessibility 29OnlineYes40-55YesPhysical disabilitySensory disabilityLearning disabilityLong standing illness or health conditionNoCarDon't useMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - daytimeAccess services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - daytimeAttend eventsThere us no parking and I am too ill to use a taxiStrongly agreeSomewhat agreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeToo ill to use a taxi. Cant cope with extra step of journey, having to speak to driver because of cognitive problems.NeverMuch less likely to visitI can no longer park where I need toVery importantFairly importantVery importantVery importantVery importantVery importantIt variesMust be able to park directly outside each shop.Cant have extra steps in my journey. Must be able to park outside shops. Cant predict if I will be able to walk further.Blue badgrs are hard to get. You are excluding tourists with chronic illness who do not have a blue badge 30OnlineYes60-64YesPhysical disabilityLong standing illness or health conditionYesCarDon't useMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - daytimeLeisure - eveningSocialisingAttend eventsShoppingAccess services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - daytimeLeisure - eveningSocialisingAttend eventsI can't walk far, I am not a wheelchair user. The new road closures have meant that I am now unable to go into York until 8pm when all the shops are closed. I am unable to park in Goodramgate, Blake Street Lendal Castlelgate Petergate Kings Square It is heartbreaking and frustrating.NeitherStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeI have long term health problems that mean I would not get in a taxi during the pandemic. I have no one to drop me off or pick me up. This new system has made me even more disabled than i was beforeNeverMuch less likely to visitI can no longer park where I need tothe alternative parking arrangements are too far away for me to park and walk into town. I can't travel by taxiFairly importantNot very importantVery importantVery importantNot important at allVery importantNew parking arrangements has meant it is impossible for me to go into the city centre during the dayIt varieswhat does accessible to me mean? I can park in all these places but it depends on where I want to go. They are too far away from the places I need to visit. I can't use the bus service or park and ride. I suffer with chronic fatigue and arthritis I can't go traipsing around on buses it makes me exhausted and then I am unable to workThey are too far away and I can't walk far and can't carry shopping. I can't take a taxi, bus or park and ride for health reasonsYes. Let blue badge holders into the streets Goodramgate, Blake Street, Petergate, Castlegate Lendal and Kings Square again. Remove these restrictions and let us park as before. You could provide a barrier that opertaes with a fob as long as it were maintained. It is a cruel and discriminatory policy. Use scanners to check number plates of cars are registered to disabled drivers, bring back the green badge city centre parking system. Use traffic wardens to fine people who park in contravention of parking laws and make sure blue badge holders can park in the centre. 31OnlineYes60-64YesPhysical disabilityYesCar adapted for my own particular needs,NoMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - daytimeLeisure - eveningSocialisingAttend eventsShoppingAccess services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - daytimeLeisure - eveningSocialisingAttend eventsBecause I can't park near enough to where I need to be.Somewhat disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeJust onceMuch less likely to visitI can no longer park where I need toFairly importantVery importantNot important at allVery importantNot very importantVery importantLess than 20 metresThey are all too far away from the places I want to visit and the time restrictions, e.g., a 3 hour limit, are prohibitive.More dedicated parking in the centre to enable access to theatres, cinemas, etc. 32OnlineYes40-55YesPhysical disabilityMental health conditionLong standing illness or health conditionYesCarDon't useMondayTuesdayThursdaySaturdayShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Attend eventsShoppingAccess services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Attend eventsUnable to walk the distances required due to road closuresNeitherSomewhat agreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeSomewhat disagreeJust onceMuch less likely to visitI can no longer park where I need toI don't know enough about the alternative parking arrangementsVery importantVery importantVery importantVery importantNot very importantVery importantBetween 20 and 50 metres40 spaces at Monk Gate & shuttle taxi serviceDedicated blue badge bays at St SaviourgateResidents parking zonesPublic transport is too uncomfortable for me and pain there are also places inaccessible distance wise whereas I used to park outside of with ease of accessA barrier system that would allow Blue badge parking to be reinstated 33OnlineYes40-55YesPhysical disabilityLong standing illness or health conditionYesCarDon't useMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - eveningSocialisingAttend eventsHealth appointmentsShoppingAccess services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - eveningSocialisingHealth appointmentsNot being able to park close enough to the facilities I need.Strongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeThere is nowhere sheltered to sit and wait for return taxi. It's not just parking close to facilities but also being able to drop off shopping at the car as I can't carry much. Hate the loss of independence and the extra time needed- not good when you have a limited window of opportunity between pain medsJust onceMuch less likely to visitI can no longer park where I need toI cannot park close, I cannot drop shopping at my car, I cannot move to park at the other side of the city centre to allow me access. I cannot independently transport myself. Hate it.Fairly importantVery importantVery importantFairly importantFairly importantVery importantParking not drop off points. I drive myself, no one drops me off and I need to be able to leave quickly if I start to deteriorate. This arrangement makes me feel unsafe and like a burden.It variesDedicated blue badge bays at Duncombe PlaceDouble yellow lines in the city centre side streetsThe old arrangement allowed me to park very close to the facilities I need, drop shopping at the car as I cant carry things, move the car between the blue badge spaces to access different areas of the city centre, to get home quickly if my condition deteriorates or I am in pain, the old way allowed me to access evening events eg theatresRevert to the old parking areas, reduce the pedestrian times to 10am - 4pm to allow us access and to use the parking for evening events 34OnlineYes40-55NoNoCarBicycle/TricyclePedestrianNoMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - eveningSocialisingAttend eventsMove through the city centre to reach the other side of the cityAccess the city centre safely with my children and disabled partner.Lack of cycle access into and across the city centre (my partner uses a cycle as a mobility aid and my main mode of transport with my children is cycling). In particular the closure of Castlegate to cyclists during foot street hours has left us unable to cycle from the riverside to the Picadilly/Parliament area of the city. And the limitations on cycling within the footstreets mean that much of the city is completely inaccessible to my partner, preventing us from visiting the city as a family.Somewhat agreeStrongly agreeSomewhat agreeSomewhat agreeNeitherStrongly disagreeThese questions all assume that people need to access the city centre using a vehicle. For some people this may be true (and these people need to be catered for), but for many others city centre access would be greatly improved if the centre was more penetrable by cycle and more conveniently located cycle parking was provided.OccasionallyLess likely to visitBeing unable to cycle along Castlegate has made it too difficult and dangerous to access the city centre with my family on cycles. Being unable to cycle in both directions on Fossgate also throws us onto busy and dangerous roads and puts us off coming into the centre.Not very importantVery importantVery importantVery importantFairly importantFairly importantSpecifically distance from cycle parking/drop-off point is important for us. But because we now find cycling too difficult we now use the car if we come into the city centre (sadly) and so distance from car parking/drop-off point is now also crucially important.I am not disabled, but am the main carer for my disabled partner.For someone with limited mobility the park and shuttle taxi simply doesn't help. Getting in and out of multiple vehicles is exhausting, and often the taxi can't get you to the destination you need to access.An expansion of the excellent shop mobility scheme, with one or two more carparks offering shopmobility scooters (and perhaps hiring pushchairs for cyclists with young children too). Blue Badge cycling access on the footstreets, to enable cyclists that use their cycle as a mobility aid to get themselves to the door of their destination. Cycle parking provision for adapted cycles throughout the city centre (allocating the end stand on cycle racks for disabled/family use would be a good place to start). 35OnlineYes56-59NoNoCarPark & RideMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridayWorkShoppingLeisure - daytimeLeisure - eveningAttend eventsNeitherStrongly agreeSomewhat agreeStrongly agreeStrongly agreeOccasionallyNo different to visitNot important at allNot important at allNot important at allFairly importantNot important at allFairly important200 metres or moreCouncil car parksBus servicePark & Ride 36OnlineYes60-64YesPhysical disabilityLong standing illness or health conditionYesCarDon't useSaturdaySundaySundayWednesdayThursdayShoppingLeisure - eveningAttend eventsShoppingLeisure - eveningStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeI have tried using the new service and it simply doesn’t work. I always attend the food and drink festival. This year I will be effectively excluded.OccasionallyMuch less likely to visitI can no longer park where I need toFairly importantVery importantVery importantFairly importantNot very importantVery importantIt varies40 spaces at Monk Gate & shuttle taxi serviceCouncil car parksBus serviceI have tried but the effect of the new restrictions just makes shopping difficult. I have started going to Malton instead.Closer parking so we can remain independent. SeeIng bars overspill onto pavements when disabled are being excluded shows an appalling sense of priorities. 37OnlineYes 38OnlineYes60-64NoNoBicycle/TricycleNoMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayWorkShoppingLeisure - daytimeStrongly agreeStrongly agreeNeitherNeitherNeitherNeitherDo something to stop the Deliveroo cyclists and similar cyclists from cycling at speed through the pedestrianized streets in the city centre, often going the wrong way down one way streets and through red lights. I have almost been knocked down by them in the past and my friends have had similar experiences. They are dangerous to pedestrians but no action seems to be taken to stop them from cycling dangerously.Yes, frequentlyMore likely to visitNot very importantNot very importantNot very importantFairly importantNot important at all200 metres or more 39OnlineYes40-55YesLearning disabilityNoBusDon't useSaturdayShoppingLeisure - eveningLeisure - eveningSocialisingThe COVID-19NeitherSomewhat agreeNeitherNeitherNeitherNeitherOccasionallyNo different to visitYork city centre is too busyVery importantVery importantVery importantVery importantVery importantVery importantIt variesBus serviceEasy read leaflets and information 40OnlineYes40-55YesLong standing illness or health conditionYesCarDon't useSaturdaySundayShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - daytimeLeisure - eveningSocialisingShoppingAccess services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - daytimeLeisure - eveningSocialisingI use a mobility scooter and have extreme daily fatigue so can’t visit the city as the car parks are too far out. I used to use disabled parking on Blake Street.Strongly agreeStrongly agreeSomewhat disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeSomewhat agreeThe last question-it’s probably useful for people who can access it but not useful for me as I would have to have someone with me, I have a family so would require a car seat and there’s an issue of not being able to take my scooter which I rely on.NeverNo different to visitI am concerned about catching Covid-19I can no longer park where I need toVery importantVery importantVery importantFairly importantFairly importantVery importantBetween 20 and 50 metres40 spaces at Monk Gate & shuttle taxi serviceMy limited mobility which requires city centre parkingResting places nearby. An app to understand where and the availability of spaces. 41OnlineYes40-55YesPhysical disabilityLong standing illness or health conditionYesCarDon't useMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)ShoppingI have very limited movement and walk with two sticks. I can’t get into town now due to not being able to park close enough as I cannot walk distances. Also with all the barriers in place I cannot get around or between them as my walking aids don’t allow me to. Please do not ask why I don’t use a wheelchair, I want to hold on to what little mobility I have.Strongly agreeNeitherStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeNeitherStrongly disagreeOccasionallyMuch less likely to visitI can no longer park where I need toNot important at allVery importantVery importantFairly importantFairly importantVery importantLess than 20 metresThe measures that have been put in place have taken away my independence. Prior to these measures I could go into town and do what I needed to independently, which I have fought long and hard to achieve. Now if I want to go into town I have to have someone to help me, putting me back where I started from.aA car park in the area of the town dedicated to blue badge holders and less bollards 42OnlineYes65+YesPhysical disabilityYesAdapted VehicleDon't useMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayLeisure - daytimeSocialisingAttend eventsStrongly agreeStrongly agreeSomewhat agreeSomewhat disagreeSomewhat agreeSomewhat agreeNeverI don't know enough about the alternative parking arrangements 43OnlineYes60-64NoNoCarPark & RideTuesdayThursdayShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - eveningSocialisingAttend eventsLeisure - eveningAttend eventsUsually come into York on an evening for theatre, but they are closed at presentStrongly agreeSomewhat agreeSomewhat disagreeSomewhat disagreeNeitherNeitherJust onceLess likely to visitYork city centre is too busyI can no longer park where I need toVery importantNot very importantFairly importantFairly importantNot very importantFairly important200 metres or moreCouncil car parksPark & Ride 44OnlineYes56-59YesPhysical disabilityNoCarMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdayMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdayMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdayMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdayWorkShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - daytimeLeisure - eveningSocialisingStrongly agreeStrongly agreeStrongly agreeStrongly agreeStrongly agreeStrongly agreeYes, frequentlyMuch more likely to visitVery importantVery importantVery importantVery importantNot important at allNot important at all200 metres or more40 spaces at Monk Gate & shuttle taxi serviceDisabled parking on Piccadilly (installed early 2020)Council car parksBus servicePark & RideAgree with keeping blue badge holders out of city centre - really don't need direct access from cars with all the help available and I have observed blue badge holders using it as free parking who are much less obviously physically disabled than myself and my wife 45OnlineYes 46OnlineYes65+NoNoBusSaturdaySundayMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridayShoppingSocialisingStrongly agreeStrongly agreeSomewhat agreeStrongly agreeNeitherNeitherOccasionallyMuch more likely to visitVery importantNot important at allNot important at allVery importantFairly importantNot important at all200 metres or moreCouncil car parksBus service 47OnlineYes60-64YesPhysical disabilitySensory disabilityLearning disabilityYesCarBicycle/TricycleYesTuesdayFridaySaturdaySundayShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - daytimeLeisure - eveningSocialisingAttend eventsShoppingSocialisingits very difficult for me to walk in the city centre, i can ride a bike still, i need a disabled bike badge, and premission to cycle on the footstreests to access the city centreit's very difficult for me to walk in the city centre, I can ride a bike still, I need a disabled bike badge, and permission to cycle on the footstreets to access the city centreNeitherSomewhat agreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeSomewhat agreeit wuld be useful to be able to have free bikes available at the car park for me to use and access to the footstrrets buy bikeNeverMuch less likely to visitI can no longer park where I need toI don't know enough about the alternative parking arrangementsNot important at allNot important at allLess than 20 metres40 spaces at Monk Gate & shuttle taxi serviceDisabled parking on Piccadilly (installed early 2020)Dedicated blue badge bays at Duncombe PlaceDedicated blue badge bays at St SaviourgateDedicated blue badge bays at Dundas Streetbicycle access 48OnlineYes65+YesPhysical disabilityNoTAXIDon't useTuesdaySaturdayTuesdayWednesdayShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)SocialisingHAIRDRESSERSStrongly agreeSomewhat agreeStrongly disagreeYes, frequentlyLess likely to visitI do not have a car. I use a rollator to help me walk. Hills & slopes are difficult.Very importantVery importantVery importantIt varies 49OnlineYes65+YesPhysical disabilityYesCarDon't useMondayWednesdayFridayShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - daytimeSocialisingAttend eventsSomewhat disagreeNeitherStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeBRING BACK PARKING IN GOORAMGATEOccasionallyMuch less likely to visitI can no longer park where I need toNot very importantVery importantVery importantVery importantNot very importantVery importantIt variesDisabled parking on Piccadilly (installed early 2020) 50OnlineYes56-59YesPhysical disabilityYesCarMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayShoppingAccess services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - eveningSocialisingAttend eventsPrior to the new expansion to the footstreets area and the extended footstreets times, I was a regular visitor to York city centre for shopping, socialising and leisure purposes. I use crutches to walk and cannot walk far without becoming tired and out of breath. The changes made by York City Council to vehicle access to the city centre mean that I can no longer get close enough to the places I want to visit. I used to often park in Blake Street or Lendal Street which gave me access to nearby shops for the short shopping trips that I want to do. I never had any trouble in finding somewhere to park with the access my Blue Badge gave me to parking on double yellow lines. I do not want to use the taxi shuttle service provided from Monkgate car park because of the increased risk of Covid-19, especially as I am already at an increased risk as a disabled person. I also used to meet with family to have evening meals in restaurants on Stonegate and Fossgate. I can now no longer get close enough to restaurants until after 8 pm and the nature of my condition means that I am more tired by this time of day. The condition I have developed 2 years ago and I became unable to visit the city centre because it was too far to walk from the car parks. When I received my Blue Badge it made a great deal of difference to me in to park in the city centre and to gain access to the shops and restaurants again and it really improved my independence and wellbeing. I feel that accessibility to the city centre has been ruled out for myself and may other people with diverse disabilities.NeitherSomewhat disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeI no longer have access to use shops and restaurants in York city centre because I cannot park close enough. I consider that using the taxi shuttle service would increase my risk of catching Covid-19 and, as a disabled person I am already at higher risk of this. Also see my comments for question.NeverMuch less likely to visitI can no longer park where I need toNot very importantNot very importantNot very importantFairly importantVery importantIt variesI am unable to walk far with my crutches without getting tired and out of breath, Because of this, my shopping trips are short but parking in the city centre meant that I could access the shops that I wanted to visit. I also no longer have access to park near restaurants that I used to visit in Fossgate and Stonegate as I would choose to eat at about 6 or 7 pm. It might be helpful for York councillors to meet with Blue Badge holders with different disabilities and parents of children with disabilities to see how difficult access to the city centre is for them now,I had no problem accessing the city centre before the extension of the footstreet areas when I could park near the places I wanted to visit. I do appreciate that this is beneficial to probably the majority of users but for many it has caused difficulty in accessing the area or in some cases has completely ruled out access to the area. Even if I had my husband with me, I could not be dropped near where I wanted to be because there is no access. On top of this the hours have been extended so that access has been restricted further and there is no access to Fossgate. Please consider returning the footstreets zone to its pre-Covid19 area and/or reducing the footstreets hours so that there is at least the ability to have some time for vehicle access to York when the shops are open and to allow access to restaurants etc. earlier in the day. The changes made make me feel sad and discriminated against and have stopped me having access to a place that I love. 51OnlineYes40-55YesPhysical disabilityLong standing illness or health conditionYesCarDon't useMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - daytimeLeisure - eveningSocialisingAttend eventsShoppingLeisure - daytimeSocialisingAttend eventsSomewhat disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeThe taxi takes away my independence as I know have to rely on someone else again and I may not want to be dropped off at St. Aggregate.OccasionallyMuch less likely to visitI can no longer park where I need toVery importantVery importantVery importantVery importantVery important200 metres or moreI was able to park within my walking distance to access my favourite shops independently.Being able to park outside venues and shops as we were before. 52OnlineYes65+YesPhysical disabilityYesCarDon't useMondayWednesdayFridayMondayWednesdayFridayShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - daytimeShoppingAccess services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - daytimeSocialisingI am now unable to park near the shops and services I regularly usedNeitherStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeIt is now very clear that the City Of York Council is totally discriminatory against it's disabled residents. This is a disgrace and possibly an infringement of my human rightsJust onceMuch less likely to visitI can no longer park where I need toUnfortunately I am now having to regularly make a forty five mile round journey to Malton to do what I used to do in York prior to the ridiculous restrictions imposed on the disabled communityNot important at allVery importantVery importantFairly importantNot important at allVery importantLess than 20 metresDedicated blue badge bays at Duncombe PlaceDedicated blue badge bays at St SaviourgateIt is now impossible for me to use the shops, services and cafe/restaurants in Fossgate, Goodramgate, Colliergate, Davygate, St Sampson's Square, Kings Square, Church Street and The MarketReverse the disgraceful impositions on the disabled people of York. A concession for York Council Tax Payers who have a Blue Badge would be a remedy to this dilemma 53OnlineYes56-59YesPhysical disabilityLong standing illness or health conditionNoCartaxiNoMondayWednesdaySaturdaySundaySaturdayThursdayFridayWorkShoppingLeisure - daytimeAttend eventsTaxis can't drop me off on the pedestrian areas which means I can't access my hairdressers. There should be more seats to allow for rests around the city centreSomewhat agreeSomewhat disagreeSomewhat agreeSomewhat disagreeSomewhat disagreeNeitherOccasionallyLess likely to visitI can no longer park where I need toTaxis can't drop me off where I need to goNot very importantNot very importantVery importantVery importantFairly importantVery importantBetween 50 and 200 metresCouncil car parksShop mobility servicesResidents parking zonesBus servicePark & RideThey are not in the right place.More seating. Greater awareness of needs by the general public 54OnlineYes 55OnlineYes25-39NoNoCarBicycle/TricycleNoMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayWorkLeisure - daytimeStrongly agreeStrongly agreeNeitherNeitherSomewhat disagreeNeitherNeverI am concerned about catching Covid-19York city centre is too busyFairly importantVery importantFairly importantFairly importantFairly importantFairly important200 metres or moreCouncil car parksBus servicePark & Ride 56OnlineYes 57OnlineYes65+NoNoBusPark & RideDon't useWednesdaySaturdaySaturdaySaturdayWednesdayShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Socialisingtheatre cinemaI am not disabled but have a bad back and sometimes need my walker. More seats would help to walk and rest for a minute or two.Somewhat agreeSomewhat agreeNeitherNeitherSomewhat agreeNeitherOccasionallyNo different to visitNot very importantVery importantVery importantFairly importantVery important200 metres or moreCouncil car parksBus servicePark & RideMore seating. Drop off points so that a friend could drop you nearer your destination before parking. 58OnlineYes65+YesPhysical disabilityYesCarDon't useMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayShoppingLeisure - daytimeLeisure - eveningSocialisingAttend eventsShoppingLeisure - daytimeLeisure - eveningSocialisingAttend eventsYou shutting the street (car) access!NeitherSomewhat disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeJust onceMuch less likely to visitI can no longer park where I need toNot important at allNot important at allVery importantVery importantNot very importantVery importantBetween 50 and 200 metresDedicated blue badge bays at Duncombe PlaceCouncil car parksLimited walking ability means i need various different streets around the city to enable me to visit where I want/need toTo actually talk to them in the first place, and not just exclude them from decisions about OUR city 59OnlineYes65+YesPhysical disabilityLong standing illness or health conditionYesCarDon't useTuesdayFridaySaturdayShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)ShoppingAccess services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Nut been able to park nearer to facilities requiredSomewhat disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeSomewhat disagreeIT is the anti car counsellor using covid as an excuse to ban carsNeverMuch less likely to visitI can no longer park where I need toFairly importantFairly importantVery importantFairly importantVery importantLess than 20 metresDisabled parking on Piccadilly (installed early 2020)as I can only walk about 5 mts they are not close enough 60OnlineYes65+YesPhysical disabilityMental health conditionLong standing illness or health conditionYesAdapted VehicleMobility ScooterWheelchair with assistance. Scooter not compatible with buses.Don't useFridayWednesdayTuesdayThursdayMondayMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)SocialisingAttend eventsCarers meetings,Leisure - eveningAttend eventsNeed to park on Coney Street for evening meetings at Spurrier gate Centre from 7-9 pm. Unable to access Friends Meeting House for Carers groups and TEWV service user groups, as need to park on road. I am nervous about parking in evenings at car parks, and often need help to unload my mobility scooter as my mobility decreases.NeitherSomewhat agreeSomewhat disagreeSomewhat disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeI can use Piccadilly car park, but am anxious in the dark. I am the driver, and so cannot be dropped off. At present, many meetings are virtual, but I will not be able to access them when they are face to face.OccasionallyLess likely to visitI can no longer park where I need toI did talk to taxi drivers at Monkgate, but my scooter I'd a problem, and I need help if want to use a wheelchair. I have difficulty getting on buses without help, and cannot self propel my wheelchair. I am unable to walk very far, so now rarely go.into town. propelFairly importantVery importantFairly importantVery importantFairly importantVery importantLess than 20 metres40 spaces at Monk Gate & shuttle taxi serviceDisabled parking on Piccadilly (installed early 2020)Dedicated blue badge bays at Duncombe PlaceCouncil car parksShop mobility servicesResidents parking zonesAll depend on time of day and help availableI used to use Goodramgate. I try to park near to my destination,but get very tired of I need to go to more than one area in a day. Recently I needed to get to Micklegate, but found it hard to unload/load and use the scooter, as the road slopes, and I had to go on the road in the scooter as there are very few dipped kerbs. This is also an issue on Castle gate.I have detailed my problems above. My mobility is decreasing, so I am finding things more difficult. It must be difficult for the council to please everyone, but I do think you have tried. I would find it easier if I could access the closed streets in the early evenings, particularly with winter coming up. 61OnlineYes40-55YesLong standing illness or health conditionNoCarDon't useAt present I am housebound but if well would regularly visit city centre for leisureStrongly agreeStrongly agreeSomewhat disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeThe taxi service offer does not take into account disabilities that include fatigue where one might need to depart quickly and have the security of transport close at handNeverMuch less likely to visitNew parking arrangements mean the city centre is now closed to meFairly importantVery importantVery importantVery importantNot very importantVery importantLess than 20 metresI don't think you've considered types of disability not everyone with limited mobility can or wants to use a wheelchair, we are not parcels to be shuttled around and this robs us of access and independence. 62OnlineYes40-55YesLearning disabilityNoBusNoMondayTuesdayWednesdaySaturdaySundayWorkStrongly agreeStrongly agreeStrongly agreeStrongly agreeStrongly agreeYes, frequentlyMuch more likely to visitVery importantVery importantVery importantVery importantVery importantVery importantIt variesBus service 63OnlineYes56-59NoNoBicycle/TricycleNoMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridayWorkWorkUnable to cycle back home through town due to the current restrictions. This is not helping promote York as a cycling city & reduce the carbon footprint.Strongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeYes, frequently 64OnlineYes65+YesPhysical disabilityLong standing illness or health conditionYesCarDon't useShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Attend eventsShoppingAccess services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Can not get close enough to shops and servicesNeitherStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeSomewhat disagreeSomewhat disagreeStrongly disagreeI am in the Shielding bracket and I do not want to put myself at risk in a taxi or public transport.Just onceMuch less likely to visitI am concerned about catching Covid-19I can no longer park where I need toPeople in the City Centre do not generally observe social distancing. Cars parked along the foot streets could actually form a barrier between people if they followed a directional pattern. i.e keep to the left whilst walking along the streets.Not very importantVery importantVery importantVery importantNot important at allVery importantSignage/ way finding......this is a difficult one. If it is Covid related it is very important. For locals way finding is less important.It variesDisabled parking on Piccadilly (installed early 2020)Dedicated blue badge bays at Duncombe PlaceDedicated blue badge bays at St SaviourgateDedicated blue badge bays at Carmelite StreetUnless there have been changes the disabled parking along Carmelite Street is now not available.The problem is that there are not enough spaces.....to arrange a trip into York for an important appointment is impossible as the chances are there will be no disabled space available. I would suggest that a great deal of the available spaces are taken by tourists. This has a massive effect on local disabled people who have important business in town. What about a new local residents disabled windscreen badge required for some of these spaces.Disabled parking along College St, Deansgate, Goodramgate and around the Roman Bath House should be reinstated. 65OnlineYes65+NoNoCarBusBicycle/TricycleWalkNoSundayMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdayShoppingI drive through town to get to my church on Sunday mornings.Somewhat agreeStrongly agreeNeitherNeitherNeitherNeitherI am not disabled but I can see that a taxi shuttle can never provide the accessibility and flexibility that blue badge parking does.Yes, frequentlyNo different to visitNot very importantVery importantVery importantVery importantVery importantVery importantLots of cycle parking200 metres or moreCouncil car parksBus serviceBicycle standsReducing blue badge parking feels like a backward step for accessibility. See my comment to Q13. 66OnlineYesPrefer not to sayYesLong standing illness or health conditionYesCarDon't useMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)SocialisingShoppingAccess services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)SocialisingThe new blue badge parking restrictions.NeitherSomewhat disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeNeverMuch less likely to visitI can no longer park where I need toNot very importantFairly importantVery importantNot very importantNot important at allVery importantIt variesAll are inconvenient.It would all depend upon which side of the city centre I needed to access.Re-instate the parking spaces you have removed. 67OnlineYes40-55YesPhysical disabilityLong standing illness or health conditionYesCarPower ChairNoMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - eveningWould not try to use city centre shops. Too many uneven surfaces and kerbs not properly dropped.NeitherNeitherStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeNeverMuch less likely to visitI can no longer park where I need toVery importantVery importantVery importantVery importantFairly importantVery importantLess than 20 metresDisabled parking on Piccadilly (installed early 2020)Dedicated blue badge bays at Duncombe PlaceToo many uneven surfaces/bumps to get from parking to services. 68OnlineYes65+YesLong standing illness or health conditionYesCarDon't use 69OnlineYes65+YesPhysical disabilityLong standing illness or health conditionYesCarDon't useWednesdayThursdayShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Attend eventsAccess services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)SocialisingAttend eventsDo not come into town since the blue badge parking removed as I can not use taxiStrongly disagreeNeitherSomewhat disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreecan not use the taxi from Monk Gate and therefore am unable to get into town without my carJust onceMuch less likely to visitI am concerned about catching Covid-19I can no longer park where I need toFairly importantVery importantVery importantVery importantVery importantFairly importantIt variesI need to use my car to get me into town. None of the above are suitable for my needsReturn street blue badge on street parking n town especially in Goodramgate 70OnlineYes65+YesPhysical disabilityYesCarDon't useMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - daytimeSocialisingShoppingLeisure - daytimeSocialisingI use a walking stick and due to pain I cannot walk far. I do not travel into York now because the distance from available car parks and the free taxi drop off is too much for me to manage.NeitherStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeJust onceMuch less likely to visitI can no longer park where I need to 71OnlineYes 72OnlineYes60-64NoNoCarPark & RideDon't useTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridayShoppingLeisure - daytimeLeisure - eveningSocialisingAttend eventsSomewhat disagreeStrongly agreeSomewhat agreeSomewhat agreeSomewhat agreeSomewhat disagreeOccasionallyLess likely to visitI am concerned about catching Covid-19York city centre is too busyVery importantVery importantFairly importantVery importantNot very importantNot very importantIt variesCouncil car parksBus servicePark & RideAllow more parking spaces on the streets. The taxi service won’t suit everyone that is disabled, particularly during COVID 73OnlineYes65+YesPhysical disabilityYesAdapted VehicleDon't useTuesdayTuesdayHairdressersHairdressersExtended foot street restrictions mean unable to park close enough to access hairdressers. Unable to walk from car parkStrongly agreeNeitherStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeDrop of point off Barnits is too far to walk to my hairdressersJust onceMuch less likely to visitI can no longer park where I need toFairly importantVery importantFairly importantVery importantFairly importantVery importantBetween 20 and 50 metresDisabled parking on yellow lines monkbar/minster yard areaNot close enough to service used (Goodramgate)Return of removed yellow line parking for blue badge hooders 74OnlineYes 75OnlineYes25-39YesPhysical disabilityLearning disabilityYesCarMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdayShoppingLeisure - daytimeSocialisingAttend eventsLeisure - daytimeFear of coronavirusStrongly agreeStrongly agreeSomewhat disagreeSomewhat disagreeNeitherStrongly disagreeJust onceLess likely to visitI am concerned about catching Covid-19York city centre is too busy 76OnlineYes25-39YesPhysical disabilitySensory disabilityLong standing illness or health conditionYesCarNoMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdaySaturdayWorkWorkShoppingAccess services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - daytimeSocialisingAttend eventsN/AStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeJust onceMuch less likely to visitI can no longer park where I need toFairly importantVery importantFairly importantNot very importantNot very importantVery importantIt variesBlake streetOpen the groves! 77OnlineYes40-55NoN/ANoCarDon't useMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdayWorkShoppingLeisure - daytimeAttend eventsCovidSomewhat agreeStrongly agreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeNeitherYes, frequentlyNo different to visitYork city centre is too busyFairly importantNot very importantFairly importantFairly importantFairly importantFairly importantIt variesCouncil car parksPark & Ridecar 78OnlineYes40-55NoNoCarNoMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridayWorkSocialisingSomewhat agreeSomewhat agreeStrongly agreeStrongly agreeStrongly agreeStrongly agreeAlthough I agree for myself, we have had many complaints from customers who cannot access places like Kings Square unless they use their car.Yes, frequentlyNo different to visitYork city centre is too busyVery importantVery importantVery importantVery importantVery importantVery important200 metres or moreAll. I am not disabledAllowing disabled badge holders a bit longer in the morning, say until 11am instead of 10. I have had call from ladies who have appointments in town such as hair appointments and they cannot get it done in an hour. This obviously will impact on small businesses if the customers are limited to attending. If the customers cannot walk far they cannot get to the salon unless they can park outside it. 79OnlineYes40-55YesLong standing illness or health conditionYesCarMobility ScooterMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Even with a blue badge, I can often not walk half of the radius of the city centre, hence cannot reach it by foot.Somewhat agreeSomewhat agreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeNeitherYou can have as many rules as you like but people will still ignore them and negate any safety benefitOccasionallyLess likely to visitI can no longer park where I need toPeople still ignore social distancing, especially day-visitorsVery importantLess than 20 metres40 spaces at Monk Gate & shuttle taxi serviceDisabled parking on Piccadilly (installed early 2020)Dedicated blue badge bays at Duncombe PlaceDedicated blue badge bays at St SaviourgateDedicated blue badge bays at Dundas StreetDedicated blue badge bays at Carmelite StreetThe listed blue badge areas are not convenient to my journey, adding miles, with resulting pollution. It matters not which car park I use, I still cannot reach the city centre with my limited walking. AND you have reduced the number of double yellow zones we can now use {e.g. Deangate}At least allow car access and drop-off IN the city centre 24 hours a day, even if you don't allow parking. This will NOT, however, help those whose blue badge is, for example, for an autistic child. Those people NEED to park close to their destination. Cars and parking may be a nuisance to those of you who are fit and, which I fully support, want to 'green' the environment, but they are a lifeline to some. When you cut that lifeline, you limit that life. 80OnlineYes 81OnlineYes56-59YesPhysical disabilityLong standing illness or health conditionYesCarDon't useSaturdayLeisure - daytimeStrongly agreeStrongly agreeStrongly agreeStrongly agreeStrongly agreeNeitherNeverNo different to visitNot important at allNot important at allNot important at allVery importantNot important at allFairly importantLess than 20 metresDisabled parking on Piccadilly (installed early 2020)Dedicated blue badge bays at Duncombe PlaceDedicated blue badge bays at St SaviourgateDedicated blue badge bays at Dundas StreetDedicated blue badge bays at Carmelite StreetCouncil car parks 82OnlineYes 83OnlineYes25-39YesPhysical disabilityLearning disabilityYesCarBusDon't useMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - daytimeLeisure - eveningSocialisingAttend eventsConcerned about using public transport due to Covid transmissionSomewhat agreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeSomewhat disagreeSomewhat disagreeStrongly disagreeThe current restrictions discriminate against people who need to park in the city centre for numerous reasons related to their disabilityOccasionallyLess likely to visitI can no longer park where I need toNot very importantVery importantNot important at allVery importantNot very importantVery importantLess than 20 metresDisabled parking on Piccadilly (installed early 2020)Dedicated blue badge bays at Duncombe PlaceDedicated blue badge bays at St SaviourgateDedicated blue badge bays at Dundas StreetDedicated blue badge bays at Carmelite StreetThe number of blue badge spaces in the city centre - where they are needed - has been reduced. Replacing them with spaces which are further away is useless if people have limited mobility and many taxis can’t accommodate adapted Specialist wheelchairs. You’ve taken away people’s independence and replaced it with a paternalistic and patronising solution which doesn’t meet most people’s needs.Talk to disabled people and their advocates before making changes. Remember that disability and infirmity come to everyone. Signage reminding tourists that they need to share space with wheelchairs on the streets of York. Educate university students - in particular, I’m sorry to say, those from China - that it is important to move out of the way to help wheelchair users and their supporters feel comfortable on the streets in the city centre, rather than staring blankly through us. Cut back on the green ideology and rhetoric which demonises cars and undermines the wonderful freedom they represent for people with significant disability. 84OnlineYes25-39NoNoCar 85OnlineYes60-64NoN/ANoCarBicycle/TricycleWALKNoWednesdayFridaySaturdaySundayShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)SocialisingSocialisingLegislation based on Fear.NeitherStrongly agreeStrongly agreeStrongly agreeNeitherNeitherIn regards to the 1st Question this SHOULD be NORMAL Common Sense.Yes, frequentlyNo different to visitThe ONLY concern I hVe is the stupidity of people wearing face-masks encroaching my personal space.Not important at allNot important at allNot important at allVery importantNot important at allNot important at allCouncil car parksPark & RideBlue Badge Parking Within Pedestrian Areas Should NOT be re-introduced, to have disabled and elderly drivers, driving in close proximity to pedestrians, is quite frankly ludicrous and a serious threat to road safety.Forget Access and be more concerned about Road Safety, see Question 20 above... 86OnlineYes40-55NoNoCarBicycle/TricycleWalking!NoSaturdaySundayShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - eveningSocialisingAttend eventsSomewhat agreeStrongly agreeNeitherSomewhat agreeSomewhat agreeYes, frequentlyMore likely to visitI am concerned about catching Covid-19York city centre is too busyI am a resident but feel crowded out of my own city by the tourist, coffeeshop and pub economy, which has been allowed free rein by planners with seemingly little concern for residents. COVID has largely been a brief respite from drunken louts - at least the louts are local. A functional economy need not rely on bus-parking recipts and alcohol.Fairly importantFairly importantFairly importantFairly importantNot very importantNot very important200 metres or moreCouncil car parksClearer indication of location of parking. 87OnlineYes25-39NoN/ANoCarNo 88OnlineYes25-39YesLong standing illness or health conditionNoBicycle/TricycleI cycle when I can but when I'm unwell my partner would drop me off at work in the car.NoTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdayMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridayWorkTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)SocialisingAccommodate some of my studentsI teach [...]. A number of my students have varying disabilities or mobility issues. Since the trafic restrictions I have lost 20 % of my students which has impacted my income. Also some of the female attendees feel concerned for their safety if they have to park further away and walk through town in the dark during winter.Strongly disagreeSomewhat disagreeStrongly disagreeSomewhat disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeI don't believe these restrictions are genuinely related to covid safety I feel this is an excuse to enforce the pedestianisation the council have wanted for a long time. And a poor excuse. It makes no difference to social distancing in fact I'd argue it makes it more difficult.Yes, frequentlyNo different to visitI have to go into town to work but this makes it more difficult and I've had to change the way I work due to my illnessVery importantVery importantVery importantNot very importantNot very importantVery importantIf someone has a blue badge you can assume they can't walk a distance. Telling people there are drop off points around the city is irrelivent.It variesBus serviceIf they are too far away. I can't walk to my destinationBlue badge holders need parking in every area in order to access services. For some of my students my classes are their only access to a social setting. They also frequent the food places in the immediate area and support my neighbours businesses. If they can't visit we all suffer. 89OnlineYes16-24YesMental health conditionLong standing illness or health conditionNoCarBusTaxisDon't useMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - eveningAttend eventsLeisure - daytimeSocialisingI cant walk far and taxis cant take me where I need to go. Its humiliating when they will drop me off "just up the road" instead of at the destination.Somewhat agreeSomewhat disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly disagreeNeitherOccasionallyMuch less likely to visitYork city centre is too busyI can no longer park where I need toVery importantVery importantVery importantFairly importantVery importantVery importantSeating points and cleanliness of themIt variesDisabled parking on Piccadilly (installed early 2020)Dedicated blue badge bays at Duncombe Placebuses are notoriously awful for disabled people, especially those who use wheelchairsWe need changing places toilets 90OnlineYes25-39YesPhysical disabilityMental health conditionLong standing illness or health conditionYesCarDon't use 91OnlineYes40-55YesPhysical disabilityLong standing illness or health conditionYesCarDon't useMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdayShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)ShoppingAccess services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)I normally get my medication from boots and normally park in goodroom gate also local shopping like york marketStrongly agreeNeitherStrongly agreeStrongly agreeStrongly agreeClosing city center to disabled has basically made me house bond and unable to get medication and suppliesJust onceMuch less likely to visitI can no longer park where I need toVery importantVery importantVery importantVery importantFairly importantVery importantBetween 20 and 50 metresnot Allowing food establishments to block paths and roads in the city center 92OnlineYes56-59YesLong standing illness or health conditionYesCarBusDon't useMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridayShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)ShoppingAccess services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Parking in Blake street and LendleStrongly agreeSomewhat disagreeSomewhat disagreeNeitherNeitherI drive as little as possible so parking in Blake street or Lendal suits my needs.NeverLess likely to visitI can no longer park where I need toI don't know enough about the alternative parking arrangementsNot very importantFairly importantFairly importantVery importantVery importantFairly importantBetween 20 and 50 metres40 spaces at Monk Gate & shuttle taxi serviceDisabled parking on Piccadilly (installed early 2020)Bus serviceIt should be highlighted to people that York city centre is not completely pedestrianised 93OnlineYes40-55NoNoCarMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayFridaySaturdayWorkShoppingSocialisingStrongly agreeStrongly agreeNeitherStrongly agreeStrongly agreeNeitherYes, frequentlyMuch more likely to visitNot very importantNot important at allFairly importantVery importantNot important at allNot very important200 metres or moreCouncil car parksResidents parking zonesBus servicePark & Ride 94OnlineYes65+Prefer not to sayNoBusDon't useMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdayShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - daytimeStrongly agreeStrongly agreeStrongly agreeStrongly agreeStrongly agreeStrongly agreeMost disabled people are too poor to run a car--it is they who benefit most from pedestrianisationYes, frequentlyMuch more likely to visitFairly importantNot very importantNot very importantVery importantFairly importantNot important at all200 metres or moreBus servicePark & Ride 95OnlineYes40-55YesMental health conditionNoCarDon't use 96OnlineNo 97OnlineYes 98OnlineYes 99OnlineYes65+YesPhysical disabilityLong standing illness or health conditionYesCarBusDon't useMondayTuesdayMondayTuesdayShoppingTo access services (E.g. Bank, Post Office etc)Leisure - eveningSocialisingAttend eventsToo many rude people/visitors. Cyclists riding through pedestrian areas. Evening socialising too full of drinks.Somewhat disagreeStrongly agreeSomewhat disagreeSomewhat disagreeNeitherNeitherOccasionallyNo different to visitYork city centre is too busyNot very importantVery importantVery importantFairly importantNot important at allVery importantBetween 50 and 200 metresDisabled parking on Piccadilly (installed early 2020)Dedicated blue badge bays at Duncombe PlaceDedicated blue badge bays at St SaviourgateCouncil car parksTurn Castlegate car park into disabled parking only and make visitors use the P&R.As above.