THE Advertiser today launches its annual survey about life in Croydon, from politics and crime to education, health and the many other issues affecting people living in London's most populous borough.
Last year's survey, completed by 555 people, provided new insight into the divide between the north and south of Croydon, attitudes towards the £1 billion redevelopment of the town centre and opinions of the town's hospital.
This year's questionnaire, posted below, includes many of the same questions - to see how attitudes have (or have not) changed in the last 12 months - as well others on the issues which made the news last year, such as building housing on school playing fields and whether Purley Pool should be closed to help the council meet cuts to government funding.
It will also act as the first indicator of how the new council has performed since it came into power in May, especially as to whether it has lived up to its promise to make the borough a cleaner place.
The easy-to-complete survey features 28 questions which will take less than five minutes to fill out.
Full results and analysis will be published in the Advertiser and on this website later in the month.
For discussion of 2014's findings click here and here for the full set of results.
