Current Surveys

Ongoing Surveys

Domestic Abuse Customer Satisfaction Surveys & Stalking Customer Satisfaction Surveys

These surveys are conducted via a telephone call made by Leicestershire Constabulary on our behalf. For more details on these surveys, visit our ‘Customer Satisfaction Surveys - Frequently Asked Questions’ page.

Residents’ Voice

This survey provides Cheshire residents with an opportunity to tell us about any issues that are causing concern within their local community, to helps our local teams to focus on the things that matter to the public of Cheshire. For more details on this survey, please search for the term Resident’s Voice in the search bar on the top right of this page and select the Local Policing Unit (LPU) that best aligns to where you currently live. Please do not use this survey to report a crime to the Constabulary, this should be done via the Report tab at the top left of this page.

GoodSAM Survey

GoodSAM is a streaming platform used by the Constabulary to help our Force Control Centre to better engage with customers via e.g. live video links to a scene, sharing of evidence, conducting video consultations or the sharing of a person’s current location. Users of this service are invited to participate in this survey by our Call Centre staff to provide feedback on the service they received.

VAST Survey

This survey asks customers a series of questions relating to the service they have received from our Vulnerability and Safeguarding Team (VAST). A link to the survey is usually distributed via text message (with an ID tag of CP-RESEARCH) to a cohort of customers who we know have had contact with our VAST team in the past 6 months. The results of this survey are used by the VAST team to identify opportunities for improvement for future service users.

Additional surveys

Indecent Exposure Survey (commenced July/August 2026) - Public Perception and Customer Satisfaction

The Constabulary is running two surveys on the topic of indecent exposure.
The first survey looks at how well the public understands indecent exposure, as well as views on how serious it is, its prevalence and impact on confidence. This survey is being carried out in collaboration with Leeds Beckett University and is linked to recommendations within the Angiolini Inquiry, which highlighted the need for police to better understand the wider impact of exposure offences, especially on women’s sense of safety in public. The results will help shape our approach to tackling violence and intimidation against women and girls. This survey is open to Cheshire residents only and will be shared via the Constabulary’s Neighbourhood Alert system and through partner organisations. Due to the age profile associated with victims of indecent exposure, this survey will be open to respondents aged 11 and over.

The second survey will be sent to people who have reported indecent exposure to the police. It will ask about their overall experience and how they felt their case was handled, to help improve future services for victims. This survey will be sent by text message (from “CP-RESEARCH”) and/or email (from [email protected]). If the person reporting is between the age of 11 and 15, attempts will be made to send the survey to a parent/guardian for completion with the reporting person.

For more information, please refer to our Force Privacy Notice.