A town survey covering topics like crime, health, education and transport is being conducted by the Liberal Democrats in Bicester.
The survey, with 33 questions, is going out to about 12,000 households over coming weeks.
Lib Dem town councillor Nick Cotter said: "The survey is a chance to make the views of the people of Bicester known on a wide range of topics. These views will be used to help develop our policies for the Bicester area."
Survey topics include crime and police, the NHS and health as well as education and transport. The surveys will be delivered in unsealed returnable window envelopes, so that the forms can be sent back to a Freepost address.
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