Q1. Gender
Q2. What was your age on your last birthday?
Q3. To which one of the groups on this card do you consider you belong to?
Q4. Which of the following best describes your working status?
Q5. Is your home...?
Q6. How long have you been living at your current address ?
Q7. And how long have you been living in London?
Q8. How satisfied or dissatisfied are you with this neighbourhood as a place to live?
Q9. And how satisfied or dissatisfied are you with London as a city to live in?
Q10. What, if anything, would you say are the two or three best things about living in London?: Transport
Q10. What, if anything, would you say are the two or three best things about living in London?: Schools
Q10. What, if anything, would you say are the two or three best things about living in London?: Health services
Q10. What, if anything, would you say are the two or three best things about living in London?: Job opportunities
Q10. What, if anything, would you say are the two or three best things about living in London?: The range of parks and open spaces
Q10. What, if anything, would you say are the two or three best things about living in London?: The range of shops
Q10. What, if anything, would you say are the two or three best things about living in London?: The range of sports and leisure
Q10. What, if anything, would you say are the two or three best things about living in London?: Nightlife (theatres/clubs/bars)
Q10. What, if anything, would you say are the two or three best things about living in London?: The range of museums and art galleries
Q10. What, if anything, would you say are the two or three best things about living in London?: The mixture of people who live here
Q10. What, if anything, would you say are the two or three best things about living in London?: The range of housing available
Q10. What, if anything, would you say are the two or three best things about living in London?: Safety and policing
Q10. What, if anything, would you say are the two or three best things about living in London?: Universities
Q10. What, if anything, would you say are the two or three best things about living in London?: Other
Q10. What, if anything, would you say are the two or three best things about living in London?: None of these
Q10. What, if anything, would you say are the two or three best things about living in London?: Don't know
Q11. What, if anything, would you say are the two or three worst things about living in London?: Transport
Q11. What, if anything, would you say are the two or three worst things about living in London?: Schools
Q11. What, if anything, would you say are the two or three worst things about living in London?: Health services
Q11. What, if anything, would you say are the two or three worst things about living in London?: Job opportunities
Q11. What, if anything, would you say are the two or three worst things about living in London?: The range of parks and open spaces
Q11. What, if anything, would you say are the two or three worst things about living in London?: The range of shops
Q11. What, if anything, would you say are the two or three worst things about living in London?: The range of sports and leisure
Q11. What, if anything, would you say are the two or three worst things about living in London?: Nightlife (theatres/clubs/bars)
Q11. What, if anything, would you say are the two or three worst things about living in London?: The range of museums and art galleries
Q11. What, if anything, would you say are the two or three worst things about living in London?: The mixture of people who live here
Q11. What, if anything, would you say are the two or three worst things about living in London?: The range of housing available
Q11. What, if anything, would you say are the two or three worst things about living in London?: Safety and policing
Q11. What, if anything, would you say are the two or three worst things about living in London?: Universities
Q11. What, if anything, would you say are the two or three worst things about living in London?: Other
Q11. What, if anything, would you say are the two or three worst things about living in London?: None of these
Q11. What, if anything, would you say are the two or three worst things about living in London?: Don't know
Q12A. I would like to ask some general questions about your neighbourhood. I would like you to tell me whether you agree or disagree with each: My neighbourhood has good publicly run sports facilities
Q12B. I would like to ask some general questions about your neighbourhood. I would like you to tell me whether you agree or disagree with each: My neighbourhood has good relations between different ethnic and religious communities
Q12C. I would like to ask some general questions about your neighbourhood. I would ... whether you agree or disagree with each: There is less discrimination on the basis of race or ethnic origin in my neighbourhood than three years ago
Q12D. I would like to ask some general questions about your neighbourhood. I would like you to tell me whether you agree or disagree with each: My neighbourhood is a clean area
Q12E. I would like to ask some general questions about your neighbourhood. I would like you to tell me whether you agree or disagree with each: My neighbourhood has good quality health services
Q12F. I would like to ask some general questions about your neighbourhood. I would like you to tell me whether you agree or disagree with each: My neighbourhood has good schools
Q12G. I would like to ask some general questions about your neighbourhood. I would like you to tell me whether you agree or disagree with each: My neighbourhood has good parks and green spaces
Q12H. I would like to ask some general questions about your neighbourhood. I would like you to tell me whether you agree or disagree with each: I feel safe using public transport in my neighbourhood
Q12I. I would like to ask some general questions about your neighbourhood. I would like you to tell me whether you agree or disagree with each: My neighbourhood has reliable transport links
Q12J. I would like to ask some general questions about your neighbourhood. I would like you to tell me whether you agree or disagree with each: My neighbourhood is a pleasant place to live
Q12K. I would like to ask some general questions about your neighbourhood. I would like you to tell me whether you agree or disagree with each: My neighbourhood has good activities for young people
Q12L. I would like to ask some general questions about your neighbourhood. I would like you to tell me whether you agree or disagree with each: My neighbourhood is safe for children
Q12M. I would like to ask some general questions about your neighbourhood. I would like you to tell me whether you agree or disagree with each: There are good relations between older and younger generations in my neighbourhood
Q13. How safe do you feel walking outside in this neighbourhood in the evening by yourself?
Q14A. Thinking about your quality of life in your local neighbourhood, how much of a problem, if at all, do you consider each of the following to be?: Fear of crime
Q14B. Thinking about your quality of life in your local neighbourhood, how much of a problem, if at all, do you consider each of the following to be?: Fear of physical attack
Q14C. Thinking about your quality of life in your local neighbourhood, how much of a problem, if at all, do you consider each of the following to be?: The cost of living (not including housing)
Q14D. Thinking about your quality of life in your local neighbourhood, how much of a problem, if at all, do you consider each of the following to be?: Unemployment
Q14E. Thinking about your quality of life in your local neighbourhood, how much of a problem, if at all, do you consider each of the following to be?: The cost of housing
Q14F. Thinking about your quality of life in your local neighbourhood, how much of a problem, if at all, do you consider each of the following to be?: Traffic congestion
Q15. To what extent, if at all, are you worried about crime in this area?
Q16. Thinking about safety, for what reasons , if any, do you feel unsafe in this area? .: People using drugs
Q16. Thinking about safety, for what reasons , if any, do you feel unsafe in this area? .: People dealing drugs
Q16. Thinking about safety, for what reasons , if any, do you feel unsafe in this area? .: Fear of being mugged or physically attacked
Q16. Thinking about safety, for what reasons , if any, do you feel unsafe in this area? .: Fear of burglary
Q16. Thinking about safety, for what reasons , if any, do you feel unsafe in this area? .: Fear of harassment or attack due to race or religious beliefs
Q16. Thinking about safety, for what reasons , if any, do you feel unsafe in this area? .: Fear of sexual harassment or attack
Q16. Thinking about safety, for what reasons , if any, do you feel unsafe in this area? .: Fear of homophobic bullying/violence
Q16. Thinking about safety, for what reasons , if any, do you feel unsafe in this area? .: Fear of the dark/ night
Q16. Thinking about safety, for what reasons , if any, do you feel unsafe in this area? .: Knife crime
Q16. Thinking about safety, for what reasons , if any, do you feel unsafe in this area? .: Gun crime
Q16. Thinking about safety, for what reasons , if any, do you feel unsafe in this area? .: Lack of adequate street lighting
Q16. Thinking about safety, for what reasons , if any, do you feel unsafe in this area? .: Lack of police presence
Q16. Thinking about safety, for what reasons , if any, do you feel unsafe in this area? .: People being drunk or rowdy in the streets
Q16. Thinking about safety, for what reasons , if any, do you feel unsafe in this area? .: People sleeping rough or begging
Q16. Thinking about safety, for what reasons , if any, do you feel unsafe in this area? .: Abandoned or burnt-out cars
Q16. Thinking about safety, for what reasons , if any, do you feel unsafe in this area? .: Noise or nuisance from neighbours
Q16. Thinking about safety, for what reasons , if any, do you feel unsafe in this area? .: Car crime/ theft
Q16. Thinking about safety, for what reasons , if any, do you feel unsafe in this area? .: Press reports about crime
Q16. Thinking about safety, for what reasons , if any, do you feel unsafe in this area? .: Pickpockets
Q16. Thinking about safety, for what reasons , if any, do you feel unsafe in this area? .: Run-down local environment (e.g. graffiti, litter, fly-tipping, derelict buildings, etc.)
Q16. Thinking about safety, for what reasons , if any, do you feel unsafe in this area? .: Teenagers hanging around on the streets
Q16. Thinking about safety, for what reasons , if any, do you feel unsafe in this area? .: Vandalism and other deliberate damage to property or vehicles
Q16. Thinking about safety, for what reasons , if any, do you feel unsafe in this area? .: Volume/speed of traffic
Q16. Thinking about safety, for what reasons , if any, do you feel unsafe in this area? .: Nuisance/dangerous dogs
Q16. Thinking about safety, for what reasons , if any, do you feel unsafe in this area? .: Other
Q16. Thinking about safety, for what reasons , if any, do you feel unsafe in this area? .: None of these
Q16. Thinking about safety, for what reasons , if any, do you feel unsafe in this area? .: Do not feel unsafe in London
Q16. Thinking about safety, for what reasons , if any, do you feel unsafe in this area? .: Don't know
Q17. Which two or three things would make you feel safer in this area?: Improved street lighting
Q17. Which two or three things would make you feel safer in this area?: Traffic restrictions/more pedestrian crossings
Q17. Which two or three things would make you feel safer in this area?: More security cameras (CCTV)
Q17. Which two or three things would make you feel safer in this area?: More police around on foot
Q17. Which two or three things would make you feel safer in this area?: Neighbourhood Watch schemes/ wardens
Q17. Which two or three things would make you feel safer in this area?: Providing young people with more things to do/ community centres
Q17. Which two or three things would make you feel safer in this area?: More advice on crime prevention
Q17. Which two or three things would make you feel safer in this area?: Better relations between the police and the community
Q17. Which two or three things would make you feel safer in this area?: Drugs education/advice/rehabilitation
Q17. Which two or three things would make you feel safer in this area?: Improving the local environment e.g. removing graffiti, abandoned vehicles etc
Q17. Which two or three things would make you feel safer in this area?: Encourage more parental responsibility
Q17. Which two or three things would make you feel safer in this area?: Improve employment opportunities
Q17. Which two or three things would make you feel safer in this area?: Better design of housing estates eg. better lighting and layout
Q17. Which two or three things would make you feel safer in this area?: Improve educational opportunities
Q17. Which two or three things would make you feel safer in this area?: More information about what the Police are doing to prevent crime
Q17. Which two or three things would make you feel safer in this area?: More involvement in police decisions
Q17. Which two or three things would make you feel safer in this area?: Truancy patrols
Q17. Which two or three things would make you feel safer in this area?: Other
Q17. Which two or three things would make you feel safer in this area?: None of these
Q17. Which two or three things would make you feel safer in this area?: Don't know
Q18A. Thinking about the quality of the environment in London, how much of a problem, if at all, do you consider each of the following to be?: Pollution from traffic
Q18B. Thinking about the quality of the environment in London, how much of a problem, if at all, do you consider each of the following to be?: Climate change
Q18C. Thinking about the quality of the environment in London, how much of a problem, if at all, do you consider each of the following to be?: Fly tipping
Q18D. Thinking about the quality of the environment in London, how much of a problem, if at all, do you consider each of the following to be?: Noise from neighbours
Q18E. Thinking about the quality of the environment in London, how much of a problem, if at all, do you consider each of the following to be?: Noise from traffic and transport
Q18F. Thinking about the quality of the environment in London, how much of a problem, if at all, do you consider each of the following to be?: Lack of green spaces
Q18G. Thinking about the quality of the environment in London, how much of a problem, if at all, do you consider each of the following to be?: Increasing recycling
Q18H. Thinking about the quality of the environment in London, how much of a problem, if at all, do you consider each of the following to be?: Conserving energy
Q18I. Thinking about the quality of the environment in London, how much of a problem, if at all, do you consider each of the following to be?: Conserving water/ reducing water wastage
Q18J. Thinking about the quality of the environment in London, how much of a problem, if at all, do you consider each of the following to be?: Reducing pollution of rivers and canals
Q18K. Thinking about the quality of the environment in London, how much of a problem, if at all, do you consider each of the following to be?: Protecting plants and wildlife
Q18L. Thinking about the quality of the environment in London, how much of a problem, if at all, do you consider each of the following to be?: Litter
Q19. And thinking about improving the quality of the environment in London, which two or three of these, if any, do you think should be a priority?: Conserving energy
Q19. And thinking about improving the quality of the environment in London, which two or three of these, if any, do you think should be a priority?: Conserving green spaces
Q19. And thinking about improving the quality of the environment in London, which two or three of these, if any, do you think should be a priority?: Protecting plants and wildlife
Q19. And thinking about improving the quality of the environment in London, which two or three of these, if any, do you think should be a priority?: Reducing pollution of rivers and canals
Q19. And thinking about improving the quality of the environment in London, which two or three of these, if any, do you think should be a priority?: Reducing pollution from traffic
Q19. And thinking about improving the quality of the environment in London, which two or three of these, if any, do you think should be a priority?: Fly tipping
Q19. And thinking about improving the quality of the environment in London, which two or three of these, if any, do you think should be a priority?: Noise from neighbours
Q19. And thinking about improving the quality of the environment in London, which two or three of these, if any, do you think should be a priority?: Noise from traffic and transport
Q19. And thinking about improving the quality of the environment in London, which two or three of these, if any, do you think should be a priority?: Climate Change
Q19. And thinking about improving the quality of the environment in London, which two or three of these, if any, do you think should be a priority?: Conserving water/ reducing water wastage
Q19. And thinking about improving the quality of the environment in London, which two or three of these, if any, do you think should be a priority?: Increasing recycling
Q19. And thinking about improving the quality of the environment in London, which two or three of these, if any, do you think should be a priority?: Dealing with litter
Q19. And thinking about improving the quality of the environment in London, which two or three of these, if any, do you think should be a priority?: Other
Q19. And thinking about improving the quality of the environment in London, which two or three of these, if any, do you think should be a priority?: None of these
Q19. And thinking about improving the quality of the environment in London, which two or three of these, if any, do you think should be a priority?: Don't know
Q20. Now thinking about the collection of recycling from your household. To what extent are you satisfied or dissatisfied with the service?
Q21. Thinking now about policing in this area, to what extent are you satisfied or dissatisfied with the way this area is policed?
Q22 In the past year have you seen more, less or about the same amount of uniformed police officers in your local neighbourhood?
Q23. In the past year have you seen more, less or about the same amount of uniformed police officers in London as a whole?
Q24. Do you think the increased police presence has helped make you feel safer?
Q25. Do you think the increased police presence has helped reduce crime?
Q26. Do you think the increased police presence has helped reduce anti-social behaviour? ?
Q27. How much confidence, in any, do you have in Police Community Support officers in your local neighbourhood?
Q28. How much confidence, in any, do you have in Police Community Support officers in London as a whole?
Q29. How much confidence, in any, do you have in iniformed police officers in your local neighbourhood?
Q30.How much confidence, in any, do you have in iniformed police officers in London as a whole?
Q31. Who do you think is responsible for policing in London?: Government
Q31. Who do you think is responsible for policing in London?: Home Office
Q31. Who do you think is responsible for policing in London?: Mayor/Greater London Authority
Q31. Who do you think is responsible for policing in London?: Metropolitan Police Service
Q31. Who do you think is responsible for policing in London?: Metropolitan Police Authority
Q31. Who do you think is responsible for policing in London?: Local Government
Q31. Who do you think is responsible for policing in London?: Other
Q31. Who do you think is responsible for policing in London?: Don't know
Q32. Which one of these types of transport, if any, in London do you think is most in need of improvement?
Q33. Looking at this card, which, if any, of these aspects of transport in London do you think are most in need of improvement?: Reducing traffic congestion
Q33. Looking at this card, which, if any, of these aspects of transport in London do you think are most in need of improvement?: Cheaper bus and tube fares
Q33. Looking at this card, which, if any, of these aspects of transport in London do you think are most in need of improvement?: More reliable buses and tubes
Q33. Looking at this card, which, if any, of these aspects of transport in London do you think are most in need of improvement?: Less pollution from traffic
Q33. Looking at this card, which, if any, of these aspects of transport in London do you think are most in need of improvement?: More investment in improving London as a place to cycle
Q33. Looking at this card, which, if any, of these aspects of transport in London do you think are most in need of improvement?: More investment in improving London as a place to walk
Q33. Looking at this card, which, if any, of these aspects of transport in London do you think are most in need of improvement?: Improved personal safety on buses, the tube and trains
Q33. Looking at this card, which, if any, of these aspects of transport in London do you think are most in need of improvement?: A more integrated/cohesive transport system
Q33. Looking at this card, which, if any, of these aspects of transport in London do you think are most in need of improvement?: Measures to reduce overcrowding on the buses
Q33. Looking at this card, which, if any, of these aspects of transport in London do you think are most in need of improvement?: Measures to reduce overcrowding on the tube
Q33. Looking at this card, which, if any, of these aspects of transport in London do you think are most in need of improvement?: Measures to reduce overcrowding on the trains
Q33. Looking at this card, which, if any, of these aspects of transport in London do you think are most in need of improvement?: Other
Q33. Looking at this card, which, if any, of these aspects of transport in London do you think are most in need of improvement?: None of these
Q33. Looking at this card, which, if any, of these aspects of transport in London do you think are most in need of improvement?: Don't know
Q34. Here is a list of different forms of transport, please could you tell me which of these, if any, you use regularly? By this I mean at least once a month.: Local buses
Q34. Here is a list of different forms of transport, please could you tell me which of these, if any, you use regularly? By this I mean at least once a month.: Underground services (the tube)
Q34. Here is a list of different forms of transport, please could you tell me which of these, if any, you use regularly? By this I mean at least once a month.: Local train services
Q34. Here is a list of different forms of transport, please could you tell me which of these, if any, you use regularly? By this I mean at least once a month.: Black cabs
Q34. Here is a list of different forms of transport, please could you tell me which of these, if any, you use regularly? By this I mean at least once a month.: Mini cabs (private hire)
Q34. Here is a list of different forms of transport, please could you tell me which of these, if any, you use regularly? By this I mean at least once a month.: Tram
Q34. Here is a list of different forms of transport, please could you tell me which of these, if any, you use regularly? By this I mean at least once a month.: Docklands Light Railway (DLR)
Q34. Here is a list of different forms of transport, please could you tell me which of these, if any, you use regularly? By this I mean at least once a month.: Car or van
Q34. Here is a list of different forms of transport, please could you tell me which of these, if any, you use regularly? By this I mean at least once a month.: Motorbike, moped or scooter
Q34. Here is a list of different forms of transport, please could you tell me which of these, if any, you use regularly? By this I mean at least once a month.: Bicycle
Q34. Here is a list of different forms of transport, please could you tell me which of these, if any, you use regularly? By this I mean at least once a month.: None of these
Q35A. For each form of public transport that you use, please tell me how safe you feel using this type of transport during the day, alone: Local buses
Q35B. For each form of public transport that you use, please tell me how safe you feel using this type of transport during the day, alone: Underground services (the tube)
Q35C. For each form of public transport that you use, please tell me how safe you feel using this type of transport during the day, alone: Local train services
Q35D. For each form of public transport that you use, please tell me how safe you feel using this type of transport during the day, alone: Black cabs
Q35E. For each form of public transport that you use, please tell me how safe you feel using this type of transport during the day, alone: Mini cabs (private hire)
Q36A. And for each form of public transport that you use, please tell me how safe you feel using this type of transport at night, alone: Local buses
Q36B. And for each form of public transport that you use, please tell me how safe you feel using this type of transport at night, alone: Underground services (the tube)
Q36C. And for each form of public transport that you use, please tell me how safe you feel using this type of transport at night, alone: Local train services
Q36D. And for each form of public transport that you use, please tell me how safe you feel using this type of transport at night, alone: Black cabs
Q36E. And for each form of public transport that you use, please tell me how safe you feel using this type of transport at night, alone: Mini cabs (private hire)
Q37. In July 2005, the International Olympic Committee announced that London will host the 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games. From what you have seen or heard, do you agree or disagree that the Olympics will be good for London?
Q38. And do you agree or disagree that the 2012 Olympics Games and Paralympic Games will be good for your local area?
Q39. Now looking at this list of potential benefits of London hosting the 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games. Could you tell me which two or three of the following you think is most important for London?: Improving/regenerating the east end
Q39. Now looking at this list of potential benefits of London hosting the 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games. Could you tell me which two or three of the following you think is most important for London?: Improving/regenerating Greater London
Q39. Now looking at this list of potential benefits of London hosting the 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games. Could you tell me which two or three of the following you think is most important for London?: Promoting England/The London area
Q39. Now looking at this list of potential benefits of London hosting the 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games. Could you tell me which two or three of the following you think is most important for London?: Bringing more people/tourists to London
Q39. Now looking at this list of potential benefits of London hosting the 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games. Could you tell me which two or three of the following you think is most important for London?: Benefits for businesses
Q39. Now looking at this list of potential benefits of London hosting the 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games. Could you tell me which two or three of the following you think is most important for London?: Improving the local economy
Q39. Now looking at this list of potential benefits of London hosting the 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games. Could you tell me which two or three of the following you think is most important for London?: Increasing job opportunities and prospects
Q39. Now looking at this list of potential benefits of London hosting the 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games. Could you tell me which two or three of the following you think is most important for London?: Improving transport
Q39. Now looking at this list of potential benefits of London hosting the 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games. Could you tell me which two or three of the following you think is most important for London?: Improving sports facilities
Q39. Now looking at this list of potential benefits of London hosting the 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games. Could you tell me which two or three of the following you think is most important for London?: Encouraging sport participation
Q39. Now looking at this list of potential benefits of London hosting the 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games. Could you tell me which two or three of the following you think is most important for London?: Bringing people together through sport
Q39. Now looking at this list of potential benefits of London hosting the 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games. Could you tell me which two or three of the following you think is most important for London?: Encouraging young/New British athletes
Q39. Now looking at this list of potential benefits of London hosting the 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games. Could you tell me which two or three of the following you think is most important for London?: Promoting good heath/Fitness
Q39. Now looking at this list of potential benefits of London hosting the 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games. Could you tell me which two or three of the following you think is most important for London?: Other
Q39. Now looking at this list of potential benefits of London hosting the 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games. Could you tell me which two or three of the following you think is most important for London?: None of these
Q39. Now looking at this list of potential benefits of London hosting the 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games. Could you tell me which two or three of the following you think is most important for London?: Don't know
Q39. Now looking at this list of potential benefits of London hosting the 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games. Could you tell me which two or three of the following you think is most important for London?: Refused
Q39. Now looking at this list of potential benefits of London hosting the 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games. Could you tell me which two or three of the following you think is most important for London?: Not Provided
Q40. And what do you think are the long term benefits that will result from the games.: More children participating in sport
Q40. And what do you think are the long term benefits that will result from the games.: More adults participating in sport
Q40. And what do you think are the long term benefits that will result from the games.: Better leisure facilities
Q40. And what do you think are the long term benefits that will result from the games.: Increased business and job opportunities
Q40. And what do you think are the long term benefits that will result from the games.: Improved transport
Q40. And what do you think are the long term benefits that will result from the games.: Attracting more tourists
Q40. And what do you think are the long term benefits that will result from the games.: Regeneration of East London
Q40. And what do you think are the long term benefits that will result from the games.: Other
Q40. And what do you think are the long term benefits that will result from the games.: None of these
Q40. And what do you think are the long term benefits that will result from the games.: Don't know
Q41. Who do you think is responsible for the 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games?: International Olympic Committee (IOC)
Q41. Who do you think is responsible for the 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games?: Government
Q41. Who do you think is responsible for the 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games?: Mayor/Greater London Authority
Q41. Who do you think is responsible for the 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games?: London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games (LOCOG)
Q41. Who do you think is responsible for the 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games?: Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA)
Q41. Who do you think is responsible for the 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games?: London Development Agency (LDA)
Q41. Who do you think is responsible for the 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games?: British Olympic Association (BOA)
Q41. Who do you think is responsible for the 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games?: London Boroughs
Q41. Who do you think is responsible for the 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games?: Other
Q41. Who do you think is responsible for the 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games?: Don't know
Q42. Do you know the name of the Mayor of London?
Q43. How much, if anything, would you say you know about what the Mayor of London is doing for London?
Q47. Looking at this list, please tell me which of these, if any, the Mayor of London has responsibility for?: Congestion Charging
Q47. Looking at this list, please tell me which of these, if any, the Mayor of London has responsibility for?: Buses
Q47. Looking at this list, please tell me which of these, if any, the Mayor of London has responsibility for?: Tube
Q47. Looking at this list, please tell me which of these, if any, the Mayor of London has responsibility for?: Representing London at home and abroad
Q47. Looking at this list, please tell me which of these, if any, the Mayor of London has responsibility for?: The Olympic and Paralympic Games
Q47. Looking at this list, please tell me which of these, if any, the Mayor of London has responsibility for?: Main roads
Q47. Looking at this list, please tell me which of these, if any, the Mayor of London has responsibility for?: Attracting tourism to London
Q47. Looking at this list, please tell me which of these, if any, the Mayor of London has responsibility for?: Making the case for increased central government funding for London
Q47. Looking at this list, please tell me which of these, if any, the Mayor of London has responsibility for?: Tackling Climate change
Q47. Looking at this list, please tell me which of these, if any, the Mayor of London has responsibility for?: Reducing waste/ encouraging recycling
Q47. Looking at this list, please tell me which of these, if any, the Mayor of London has responsibility for?: Policing
Q47. Looking at this list, please tell me which of these, if any, the Mayor of London has responsibility for?: Setting budgets for Transport, Police, Fire and Development authorities
Q47. Looking at this list, please tell me which of these, if any, the Mayor of London has responsibility for?: Over ground trains
Q47. Looking at this list, please tell me which of these, if any, the Mayor of London has responsibility for?: Approving major planning applications
Q47. Looking at this list, please tell me which of these, if any, the Mayor of London has responsibility for?: Arts and Leisure services
Q47. Looking at this list, please tell me which of these, if any, the Mayor of London has responsibility for?: Economic development
Q47. Looking at this list, please tell me which of these, if any, the Mayor of London has responsibility for?: Setting the GLA rate of tax
Q47. Looking at this list, please tell me which of these, if any, the Mayor of London has responsibility for?: Education
Q47. Looking at this list, please tell me which of these, if any, the Mayor of London has responsibility for?: Promoting skills and vocational training in London
Q47. Looking at this list, please tell me which of these, if any, the Mayor of London has responsibility for?: Health Services
Q47. Looking at this list, please tell me which of these, if any, the Mayor of London has responsibility for?: Organising public events and festivals
Q47. Looking at this list, please tell me which of these, if any, the Mayor of London has responsibility for?: Increasing the availability of affordable housing
Q47. Looking at this list, please tell me which of these, if any, the Mayor of London has responsibility for?: Tackling violence against women
Q47. Looking at this list, please tell me which of these, if any, the Mayor of London has responsibility for?: Other
Q47. Looking at this list, please tell me which of these, if any, the Mayor of London has responsibility for?: None of these
Q47. Looking at this list, please tell me which of these, if any, the Mayor of London has responsibility for?: Don't know
Q48. The London Assembly consists of 25 members who are elected at the same time as the Mayor. How much, if anything, would you say you know about what the London Assembly is doing for London?
Q50. Which of the following do you think are the roles of the London Assembly?: Determining policies and priorities for the GLA/The Mayor
Q50. Which of the following do you think are the roles of the London Assembly?: Planning public transport
Q50. Which of the following do you think are the roles of the London Assembly?: Making decisions on congestion charging
Q50. Which of the following do you think are the roles of the London Assembly?: Setting the level of council taxes in London
Q50. Which of the following do you think are the roles of the London Assembly?: Questioning the Mayor about his activities
Q50. Which of the following do you think are the roles of the London Assembly?: Setting budgets for the work of the GLA/The Mayor
Q50. Which of the following do you think are the roles of the London Assembly?: Scrutinising budgets for the GLA/The Mayor
Q50. Which of the following do you think are the roles of the London Assembly?: Co-ordinating the work of the London boroughs
Q50. Which of the following do you think are the roles of the London Assembly?: Scrutinising decisions taken by the Mayor
Q50. Which of the following do you think are the roles of the London Assembly?: None of these
Q50. Which of the following do you think are the roles of the London Assembly?: Don't know
Q51. How well informed do you think the Mayor and the Greater London Authority keeps you about the services that they have responsibility for?
Q52. From which of the following sources, if any, do you currently obtain information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: Local newspaper
Q52. From which of the following sources, if any, do you currently obtain information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: Leaflets delivered to the door
Q52. From which of the following sources, if any, do you currently obtain information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: Council newspapers and freesheets
Q52. From which of the following sources, if any, do you currently obtain information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: Metro
Q52. From which of the following sources, if any, do you currently obtain information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: Evening Standard
Q52. From which of the following sources, if any, do you currently obtain information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: National newspapers
Q52. From which of the following sources, if any, do you currently obtain information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: Local/Regional Television
Q52. From which of the following sources, if any, do you currently obtain information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: National Television
Q52. From which of the following sources, if any, do you currently obtain information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: Contact with the Mayor/GLA
Q52. From which of the following sources, if any, do you currently obtain information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: Friends/neighbours and relations
Q52. From which of the following sources, if any, do you currently obtain information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: Noticeboards/information points in libraries and other local venues
Q52. From which of the following sources, if any, do you currently obtain information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: Leaflets and noticeboards in Local Council buildings
Q52. From which of the following sources, if any, do you currently obtain information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: Posters
Q52. From which of the following sources, if any, do you currently obtain information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: Local/Regional Radio
Q52. From which of the following sources, if any, do you currently obtain information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: National Radio
Q52. From which of the following sources, if any, do you currently obtain information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: GLA website
Q52. From which of the following sources, if any, do you currently obtain information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: Newspapers' websites
Q52. From which of the following sources, if any, do you currently obtain information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: Blogs, social networking sites (eg Twitter or Facebook) or search engines (eg Google or Yahoo)
Q52. From which of the following sources, if any, do you currently obtain information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: Other Internet sources
Q52. From which of the following sources, if any, do you currently obtain information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: Other
Q52. From which of the following sources, if any, do you currently obtain information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: None of these
Q52. From which of the following sources, if any, do you currently obtain information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: Don't know
Q52. From which of the following sources, if any, do you currently obtain information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: Don't get information
Q53. And from which two or three sources from this list would you prefer to get most of your information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: Local newspaper
Q53. And from which two or three sources from this list would you prefer to get most of your information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: Leaflets delivered to the door
Q53. And from which two or three sources from this list would you prefer to get most of your information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: Council newspapers and freesheets
Q53. And from which two or three sources from this list would you prefer to get most of your information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: Metro
Q53. And from which two or three sources from this list would you prefer to get most of your information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: Evening Standard
Q53. And from which two or three sources from this list would you prefer to get most of your information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: National newspapers
Q53. And from which two or three sources from this list would you prefer to get most of your information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: Local/Regional Television
Q53. And from which two or three sources from this list would you prefer to get most of your information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: National Television
Q53. And from which two or three sources from this list would you prefer to get most of your information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: Contact with the Mayor/GLA
Q53. And from which two or three sources from this list would you prefer to get most of your information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: Friends/neighbours and relations
Q53. And from which two or three sources from this list would you prefer to get most of your information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: Noticeboards/information points in libraries and other local venues
Q53. And from which two or three sources from this list would you prefer to get most of your information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: Leaflets and noticeboards in Local Council buildings
Q53. And from which two or three sources from this list would you prefer to get most of your information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: Posters
Q53. And from which two or three sources from this list would you prefer to get most of your information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: Local/Regional Radio
Q53. And from which two or three sources from this list would you prefer to get most of your information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: National Radio
Q53. And from which two or three sources from this list would you prefer to get most of your information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: GLA website
Q53. And from which two or three sources from this list would you prefer to get most of your information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: Newspapers' websites
Q53. And from which two or three sources from this list would you prefer to get most of your information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: Blogs, social networking sites (eg Twitter or Facebook) or search engines (eg Google ...
Q53. And from which two or three sources from this list would you prefer to get most of your information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: Other Internet sources
Q53. And from which two or three sources from this list would you prefer to get most of your information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: Other
Q53. And from which two or three sources from this list would you prefer to get most of your information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: None of these
Q53. And from which two or three sources from this list would you prefer to get most of your information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: Don't know
Q53. And from which two or three sources from this list would you prefer to get most of your information about the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority?: Don't get information
Q54. Do you agree or disagree that you can influence decisions in your local area?
Q55. Do you agree or disagree that you can influence decisions in London as a whole?
Q56. Which of the following have you done in the last 12 months in order to influence changes in your local area or in London?: Taken part in consultation - for example filling in a questionnaire or taking part in a focus group
Q56. Which of the following have you done in the last 12 months in order to influence changes in your local area or in London?: Signing a petition
Q56. Which of the following have you done in the last 12 months in order to influence changes in your local area or in London?: Online comment and protest for example through blogs, Twitter, online petitions
Q56. Which of the following have you done in the last 12 months in order to influence changes in your local area or in London?: On street campaigning, such as a march, protest, demonstration, picket or street stall
Q56. Which of the following have you done in the last 12 months in order to influence changes in your local area or in London?: Voluntary work, like helping a local charity with fundraising or sponsored activities
Q56. Which of the following have you done in the last 12 months in order to influence changes in your local area or in London?: Being an active member of a local interest or lobbying group
Q56. Which of the following have you done in the last 12 months in order to influence changes in your local area or in London?: Being an active member of a political party
Q56. Which of the following have you done in the last 12 months in order to influence changes in your local area or in London?: Serving as a councillor or as part of some decision making body relating to services
Q56. Which of the following have you done in the last 12 months in order to influence changes in your local area or in London?: Contacting a local councillor, MP, a member of the London Assembly or the Mayor
Q56. Which of the following have you done in the last 12 months in order to influence changes in your local area or in London?: Contacting the local or national press
Q56. Which of the following have you done in the last 12 months in order to influence changes in your local area or in London?: Visiting or helping people in your local area on a regular basis
Q56. Which of the following have you done in the last 12 months in order to influence changes in your local area or in London?: None of these
Q56. Which of the following have you done in the last 12 months in order to influence changes in your local area or in London?: Don't know
Q57. What two or three things do you think should be the top priorities to improve London as a place to live?: Education and training
Q57. What two or three things do you think should be the top priorities to improve London as a place to live?: Local environment
Q57. What two or three things do you think should be the top priorities to improve London as a place to live?: Health service
Q57. What two or three things do you think should be the top priorities to improve London as a place to live?: Affordable housing and property prices
Q57. What two or three things do you think should be the top priorities to improve London as a place to live?: Policing
Q57. What two or three things do you think should be the top priorities to improve London as a place to live?: Improved public transport
Q57. What two or three things do you think should be the top priorities to improve London as a place to live?: Crime and safety
Q57. What two or three things do you think should be the top priorities to improve London as a place to live?: Traffic congestion
Q57. What two or three things do you think should be the top priorities to improve London as a place to live?: Job creation
Q57. What two or three things do you think should be the top priorities to improve London as a place to live?: Youth Opportunities
Q57. What two or three things do you think should be the top priorities to improve London as a place to live?: Businesses
Q57. What two or three things do you think should be the top priorities to improve London as a place to live?: Economy
Q57. What two or three things do you think should be the top priorities to improve London as a place to live?: Climate Change
Q57. What two or three things do you think should be the top priorities to improve London as a place to live?:
Q57. What two or three things do you think should be the top priorities to improve London as a place to live?: Other
Q57. What two or three things do you think should be the top priorities to improve London as a place to live?: None of these
Q57. What two or three things do you think should be the top priorities to improve London as a place to live?: Don't know
Q58. Would you class yourself as the chief income earner in the household? That is the person with the largest income, whether from employment, pensions, state benefits , investments or any other source.
Q59e. Prompt if supervise any other employees on a day to day basis
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Q60. Do you have any children under 16 living with you in the household?
Q61. Do you have any long-term illness, health problem or disability which limits your daily activities or the work you can do?
Q62. How many cars or light vans are there in your household?
Q63. Which, if any, of these do you read regularly, that is, three out of four issues - the paper itself?: Daily Express
Q63. Which, if any, of these do you read regularly, that is, three out of four issues - the paper itself?: Daily Mail
Q63. Which, if any, of these do you read regularly, that is, three out of four issues - the paper itself?: Daily Mirror
Q63. Which, if any, of these do you read regularly, that is, three out of four issues - the paper itself?: Daily Sport
Q63. Which, if any, of these do you read regularly, that is, three out of four issues - the paper itself?: Daily Telegraph
Q63. Which, if any, of these do you read regularly, that is, three out of four issues - the paper itself?: The Evening Standard
Q63. Which, if any, of these do you read regularly, that is, three out of four issues - the paper itself?: Financial Times
Q63. Which, if any, of these do you read regularly, that is, three out of four issues - the paper itself?: The Guardian
Q63. Which, if any, of these do you read regularly, that is, three out of four issues - the paper itself?: The Independent
Q63. Which, if any, of these do you read regularly, that is, three out of four issues - the paper itself?: Metro
Q63. Which, if any, of these do you read regularly, that is, three out of four issues - the paper itself?: The Star
Q63. Which, if any, of these do you read regularly, that is, three out of four issues - the paper itself?: The Sun
Q63. Which, if any, of these do you read regularly, that is, three out of four issues - the paper itself?: The Times
Q63. Which, if any, of these do you read regularly, that is, three out of four issues - the paper itself?: Daily Local Newspaper
Q63. Which, if any, of these do you read regularly, that is, three out of four issues - the paper itself?: Weekly Local Newspaper
Q63. Which, if any, of these do you read regularly, that is, three out of four issues - the paper itself?: Ethnic press
Q63. Which, if any, of these do you read regularly, that is, three out of four issues - the paper itself?: Other
Q63. Which, if any, of these do you read regularly, that is, three out of four issues - the paper itself?: None of these
Q63. Which, if any, of these do you read regularly, that is, three out of four issues - the paper itself?: Don't know
Q63. Which, if any, of these do you read regularly, that is, three out of four issues - on-line version?: Daily Express
Q63. Which, if any, of these do you read regularly, that is, three out of four issues - on-line version?: Daily Mail
Q63. Which, if any, of these do you read regularly, that is, three out of four issues - on-line version?: Daily Mirror
Q63. Which, if any, of these do you read regularly, that is, three out of four issues - on-line version?: Daily Sport
Q63. Which, if any, of these do you read regularly, that is, three out of four issues - on-line version?: Daily Telegraph
Q63. Which, if any, of these do you read regularly, that is, three out of four issues - on-line version?: The Evening Standard
Q63. Which, if any, of these do you read regularly, that is, three out of four issues - on-line version?: Financial Times
Q63. Which, if any, of these do you read regularly, that is, three out of four issues - on-line version?: The Guardian
Q63. Which, if any, of these do you read regularly, that is, three out of four issues - on-line version?: The Independent
Q63. Which, if any, of these do you read regularly, that is, three out of four issues - on-line version?: Metro
Q63. Which, if any, of these do you read regularly, that is, three out of four issues - on-line version?: The Star
Q63. Which, if any, of these do you read regularly, that is, three out of four issues - on-line version?: The Sun
Q63. Which, if any, of these do you read regularly, that is, three out of four issues - on-line version?: The Times
Q63. Which, if any, of these do you read regularly, that is, three out of four issues - on-line version?: Daily Local Newspaper
Q63. Which, if any, of these do you read regularly, that is, three out of four issues - on-line version?: Weekly Local Newspaper
Q63. Which, if any, of these do you read regularly, that is, three out of four issues - on-line version?: Ethnic press
Q63. Which, if any, of these do you read regularly, that is, three out of four issues - on-line version?: Other
Q63. Which, if any, of these do you read regularly, that is, three out of four issues - on-line version?: None of these
Q63. Which, if any, of these do you read regularly, that is, three out of four issues - on-line version?: Don't know
Q63. Which, if any, of these do you read regularly, that is, three out of four issues - on-line version?: Refused
Q63. Which, if any, of these do you read regularly, that is, three out of four issues - on-line version?: Not Provided
Q64. Do you have access to the Internet at work, home or at college/university?: Yes at work
Q64. Do you have access to the Internet at work, home or at college/university?: Yes at home
Q64. Do you have access to the Internet at work, home or at college/university?: Yes at college/university
Q64. Do you have access to the Internet at work, home or at college/university?: No access to the Internet
Q64. Do you have access to the Internet at work, home or at college/university?: Don't know