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Have You Received a Survey?
We recently sent letters with a flood resilience survey link to all households in both the Harpers Brook and Wootton Brook catchments in Northamptonshire.
In case you have not seen the letter, or you have had difficulty accessing the links from the letter, they can also be found below. Please ensure you use the right link for your location, thank you:
IF YOU LIVE IN HARPERS BROOK:
- https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/NRAIN24
- Scan the following QR code:
Alternatively, you can provide feedback over the telephone or request a hard copy. Please contact the survey Helpline on: 01873 811259 (9am to 5pm weekdays) or email: harriet@r4c.org.uk .
IF YOU LIVE IN WOOTTON BROOK:
- https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/WRAIN24
- Scan the following QR code:
Alternatively, you can provide feedback over the telephone or request a hard copy. Please contact the survey Helpline on: 01873 811259 (9am to 5pm weekdays) or email: harriet@r4c.org.uk .
Thanks for your participation in our survey – we appreciate your feedback!
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