Red buses? St Paul's Cathedral? What is your favourite view of London? Tell us in our London questionnaire. Photo by Jamie O'Donnell via iwitness24
Tell us about YOUR London in our capital city Q&A
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
12:08 PM
We want to get thoughts on London life and recommendations on the best places in the city from the people who matter most – Londoners.
Tell us about YOUR London by sharing insights and expertise in our capital city Q&A.
We want to get thoughts on London life and recommendations on the best places in the city from the people who matter most – Londoners.
The questions below have been put together to hopefully provoke interesting and informative opinions from people who live or work in this great metropolis.
We would love to get your responses so please copy the questions and fill in your answers in a reply using the comments box underneath this article.
The best replies from our Facebook friends and readers will be published here on our London24 website and also possibly on the London24 pages in our newspapers.
Q. Where do you live and why?
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Q. What does London mean to you?
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Q. What is your earliest London memory?
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Q. If you could live anywhere in London, where would it be?
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Q. What advice would you give to someone new in London?
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Q. What is your favourite London view?
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Q. Where is your favourite place to eat or drink?
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Q. Where are your favourite places to shop?
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Q. What is your favourite London spot for relaxing?
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Q. What is your best London discovery or hidden treasure?
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Q. What is the first thing you would do if you were Mayor?
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