The survey will inform plans for a new Enterprise and Co-working Hub in Kinnegad.
Westmeath County Council is launching a survey to assess commuting patterns and demand for enterprise, office and remote-working space in Kinnegad.
The research will help shape plans for a proposed Enterprise and Co-working Hub aimed at supporting local economic growth.
The facility would provide high-quality workspace, business training programmes and flexible working facilities for businesses, commuters and the wider community.
Survey findings will be used to support a funding application and ensure the hub reflects the needs of local residents and workers.
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