<p>The Survey: <a href="
http://arkady.teunc.org/blog/">
http://arkady.teunc.org/blog/</a></p><p>The Results (updated periodically):
http://batchgeo.com/map/stroudgreensurvey</p><p>Hello everyone. Some of you will have noticed my quest to see whether the new Localism Act could empower us to improve Stroud Green in various ways. I'm increasingly thinking that the answer is yes.</p><p>I hope to publish a detailed discussion document in a week or two (and a brief summary!). This will be sent to key stakeholders in the area, many of whom have already been consulted.</p><p>In the meantime, I'm trying to get a better idea of what the boundaries of Stroud Green might be. I don't think that they can be defined by arguments about history or physical geography alone - it's really important to know the opinions of people who live in the area. It will be particularly interesting to see which Islington streets have a strong 'Stroud Green' presence.</p><p>Various civic groups and residents associations have been consulted. In addition, I've set up this simple survey to help to work out who regards their street as being in Stroud Green.</p><p>Submissions are <strong>completely anonymous </strong>and cannot be linked to your StroudGreen.org membership. I'm not asking for your house number, so I won't know where you live!</p><p>The survey is not formally associated with StroudGreen.org.</p><p>Please take a few seconds to complete the survey. I will be regularly uploading the results to a custom Google Map. If nothing else it will look interesting!</p><p>Much obliged,</p><p>Arky</p><p>The Survey: <a href="
http://arkady.teunc.org/blog/">
http://arkady.teunc.org/blog/</a> </p>
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