A565 Junction Improvements Phase 1

Closes 2 Sep 2026

Equalities monitoring

We’d like to ask a few questions about you. You do not have to answer them, but we would really appreciate it if you do. Your answers help us understand who has taken part in the survey and whether people with different backgrounds have different experiences or needs.

Anything you tell us will be kept completely confidential. Your answers will never be linked back to you.

 

5. Are you okay with giving your details as explained in the privacy notice?
6. How old are you?

A birthday card

7. Sex. Which of the following best describes you? (Please select one)
8. Is the gender you identify with the same as your sex registered at birth? (Please select one).
9. Ethnicity - What is your ethnic group? (Please select one).
10. What is your religion or belief? (Please select one).
11. Sexual Orientation - Which of the following best describes your sexual orientation? (Please select one)
12. Disability - Do you have any physical or mental health conditions, impairments, or learning differences that has a long-term and significant impact on your ability to carry out everyday tasks? This means anything long term that makes daily tasks harder for you.

Does this apply to you?

If you selected ‘Yes’, what categories best describe your impairment, condition or access need? (Please select all that apply)

Different types of disabilities

13. Marital Status and Living Together. What is your legal marital or registered civil partnership status? (Please select one)

Are you living with someone?

14. Armed Forces. Do you or have you previously served in the in the UK armed forces? (Please select one)
15. Care Experienced - Have you ever been in the care of a local authority or public care system?

A woman and a child in a wheelchair and the Sefton logo

This could include being in foster care, residential care, or another formal care arrangement.

We are asking whether you spent more than 13 weeks in care at any time during your childhood or teenage years, up to age 16.

Does this apply to you?

16. Which type of secondary school did you attend for the most time between the ages of 11 and 16? (Please select one)

“Socio-economic background” means the kind of social and financial situation you grew up in. This helps understand how this might have influenced your education and career.

We measure this by asking the type of education you had between the ages of 11 and 16.