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Hi friends.


I noticed on twitter that the London Assembly is running a survey on how you've found your homes during this lockdown. I know its been tough (well, I've found it hard cooped up over winter), so it makes sense to me they get it all on record. I guess the results go to the Mayor.


In case you're interested the link is here. I just filled it in myself. I think it closes early next week.

https://survey.alchemer.eu/s3/90316154/da2f06b54799


Take care and stay safe.

Lou

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