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The Community Views team surveyed 514 residents from Willetton & Leeming in November 2023.

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Willetton & Leeming in City of Canning

Willetton & Leeming is made up of Willetton and Leeming.

Living in Willetton & Leeming

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Willetton & Leeming Overall Liveability Index
City of Canning
65.5
Bentley
56.1
Canning Vale
64.5
Cannington
64.5
East Cannington
61.4
Ferndale
66.4
Lynwood
66.4
Parkwood
69.7
Queens Park & Welshpool
58.5
Riverton
73.3
Rossmoyne
75.3
Shelley
73.3
St James
56.2
Wilson
63.5
Collected November 2023

Use the values and experiences matrix to understand the relationship between what your residents believe makes somewhere a good place to live and how they experience their local area in that regard. The matrix highlights the attributes that your community believe needs to maintained and improved to advance overall liveability.

Greater Importance & Worse Experiences    Greater Importance & Better Experiences    Less important attributes

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Willetton & Leeming Overall Liveability Index

Willetton & Leeming Overall Liveability Index 71.6

City of Canning Overall Liveability Index

City of Canning Overall Liveability Index 65.5

Willetton & Leeming
City of Canning
Importance
Experience
Feeling safe
Importance
Experience
73%
7.2
76%
6.2
Natural environment
Importance
Experience
55%
7.4
59%
7.3
Education
Importance
Experience
45%
8.6
33%
6.9
Shopping, leisure & dining
Importance
Experience
45%
6.8
43%
6.8
Public transport
Importance
Experience
40%
7.6
42%
7.0
Social cohesion
Importance
Experience
37%
7.3
31%
7.0
Sense of community
Importance
Experience
33%
6.8
36%
6.4
Making your way
Importance
Experience
30%
7.3
32%
6.7
Health services
Importance
Experience
30%
7.6
27%
6.7
Affordable decent housing
Importance
Experience
27%
5.3
32%
5.8
A lack of road congestion
Importance
Experience
23%
6.6
27%
5.7
Sports and recreation
Importance
Experience
22%
7.4
17%
6.6
Cultural facilities
Importance
Experience
13%
5.1
11%
4.9
Opportunity for all
Importance
Experience
11%
7.0
15%
6.6
A prosperous economy
Importance
Experience
10%
6.9
9%
6.2
Good job prospects
Importance
Experience
6%
5.7
9%
5.6
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Health and Wellbeing in Willetton & Leeming

Physical Health
How would you rate your physical health?
Do you think your physical health will get better, worse or stay the same over the next year?
Willetton & Leeming (n = 514)
7.5
Very poor
Excellent
City of Canning 2023 (n = 2807)
7.4
Very poor
Excellent
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Willetton & Leeming (n = 514)
8%
62%
30%
Get worse
Stay the same
Get better
City of Canning 2023 (n = 2807)
8%
59%
33%
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Stay the same
Get better
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Mental Health
How would you rate your mental health?
Do you think your mental health will get better, worse or stay the same over the next year?
Willetton & Leeming (n = 514)
7.7
Very poor
Excellent
City of Canning 2023 (n = 2807)
7.6
Very poor
Excellent
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Willetton & Leeming (n = 514)
7%
70%
23%
Get worse
Stay the same
Get better
City of Canning 2023 (n = 2807)
8%
67%
25%
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Social wellbeing
How would you rate your social wellbeing?
Do you think your social wellbeing will get better, worse or stay the same over the next year?
Willetton & Leeming (n = 514)
7.5
Very poor
Excellent
City of Canning 2023 (n = 2807)
7.4
Very poor
Excellent
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Willetton & Leeming (n = 514)
7%
73%
21%
Get worse
Stay the same
Get better
City of Canning 2023 (n = 2807)
7%
70%
24%
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Financial circumstances in Willetton & Leeming

How would you rate your personal financial circumstances?
Do you think your personal financial circumstance will get worse, stay the same or get better over the next year?
Willetton & Leeming (n = 514)
6.9
Very poor
Excellent
City of Canning 2023 (n = 2807)
6.6
Very poor
Excellent
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Willetton & Leeming (n = 514)
18%
60%
22%
Get worse
Stay the same
Get better
City of Canning 2023 (n = 2807)
20%
57%
23%
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How often, if ever, are you late meeting your financial commitments?
Do you think the economic situation in your local area will get worse, stay the same or get better over the next year?
Willetton & Leeming (n = 514)
City of Canning 2023 (n = 2593)
Always late
0%
1%
Often late
1%
4%
Sometimes late
28%
28%
Never late
70%
67%
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Willetton & Leeming (n = 514)
33%
57%
10%
Get worse
Stay the same
Get better
City of Canning 2023 (n = 2807)
35%
52%
13%
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Concerns & ideas in Willetton & Leeming

What are the top three issues facing your local area?
Willetton & Leeming (n = 514)
City of Canning 2023 (n = 2807)
Inflation/Cost of Living
65%
59%
Housing/Price of Housing
57%
43%
Law & order
32%
41%
Petrol Prices/Fuel
32%
25%
Population/Overpopulation
19%
12%
Household Debt/Personal Debt
17%
15%
The Economy
12%
12%
Environmental Concerns
11%
10%
Transport
9%
15%
Healthcare/Hospitals
8%
9%
Drug/Alcohol Abuse
7%
14%
Taxation
6%
5%
Race Relations/Racism
5%
5%
Unemployment
4%
6%
Education
4%
7%
Immigration
4%
5%
Poverty/Inequality
4%
8%
Issues Facing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders
2%
6%
Defence
1%
1%
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Custom questions in Willetton & Leeming

Best ways to address the effects of climate change in your local area?
Willetton & Leeming (n = 514)
City of Canning 2023 (n = 2807)
Protect and enhance local biodiversity (plants and animals)
59%
61%
Educate residents on how to live more sustainably
52%
50%
Provide options for recycling waste (e.g. household waste, food waste, e-waste, etc.).
50%
53%
The use of more sustainable transport options (e.g. walking, cycling, public transport, etc)
48%
46%
Adopt renewable energy sources
46%
45%
Conserve natural resources (e.g. air, water, soil, etc.)
41%
42%
Reduce pollution of the environment
37%
42%
Through more sustainable building and development practices
35%
34%
Encourage residents to buy locally
27%
26%
Reduce carbon emissions in the local area
24%
26%
I don’t know enough about climate change
5%
5%
I don’t believe in climate change
4%
5%
I don’t believe the effects of climate change need to be addressed
4%
2%
Some other way
3%
4%
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What do you find yourself needing to leave the City of Canning to access?
Willetton & Leeming (n = 514)
City of Canning 2023 (n = 2807)
Work
51%
52%
Events
44%
42%
Shops
35%
28%
Healthcare
31%
36%
Leisure
28%
29%
Recreation
28%
28%
None of the above
13%
12%
Community Groups
12%
13%
Sporting Clubs
12%
14%
Other reason
10%
9%
School
9%
16%
Childcare
3%
6%
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Where do you connect and interact with others in your community in the City of Canning?
Willetton & Leeming (n = 514)
City of Canning 2023 (n = 2807)
Your local park
55%
50%
The local shops
53%
46%
Cafes and restaurants
52%
44%
On my street
45%
38%
Leisure centres
31%
31%
Libraries
30%
23%
Schools
29%
21%
Sporting clubs
23%
16%
City events
19%
21%
Community groups
16%
14%
Cultural and Religious institutions
14%
11%
Somewhere else
6%
6%
I don't connect / interact with others in my community
3%
7%
Youth centres
3%
3%
Seniors centres
3%
3%
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