Band 8+: The table that shows the number of Ashdown Museum during the year before and after it was refurbised. The charts showed a result of surveys asking visitors how satisfied they were with their visit, during the same two periods.

The table illustrates the number of people who visited Ashdown Museum in the year before and after its renovation. Additionally, the pie charts display the results of surveys that assessed visitor satisfaction during these two periods.

Overall, the number of visitors who visited the Ashdown Museum increased significantly after refurbishment. In addition, the level of visitor satisfaction improved, with a higher percentage of people expressing positive feedback, while dissatisfaction level declined.

In the year before refurbishment, the museum attracted 74,000 visitors. This number rose to 92,000 in the year after the renovation, indicating a rise in visitor interest.

The visitor satisfaction before the renovation, only 15% of visitors were “very satisfied,” and 30% were “satisfied.” On the other hand, 40% of visitors expressed dissatisfaction, and 10% were “very dissatisfied.” After the renovation, the number of “very satisfied” visitors increased dramatically to 35%, while the proportion of “satisfied” visitors also rose to 40%. Whilst dissatisfaction decreased, with only 15% of visitors being “dissatisfied” and just 5% being “very dissatisfied,”.