North Acton station square survey |
Last year, work was completed on the new North Acton station square which created a safe, accessible and attractive square for North Acton as well as giving easier and quicker access to North Acton underground station.
Ealing Council, working with partners from North Acton (City and Docklands, Imperial College and Old Oak and Park Royal Development Company (OPDC)), have now installed three new seating installations into the new North Acton station square for the public to enjoy.
The new installations are called Tod Chair, VVV and The life bench. The seats are a place where people can sit and interact with each other, or simply relax and enjoy the new town square
We want to know want you think of the three seats, which designs you prefer and your views on the new square. To help us, please complete the short survey below which should take no more than 10 minutes.
Ealing Council, working with partners from North Acton (City and Docklands, Imperial College and Old Oak and Park Royal Development Company (OPDC)), have now installed three new seating installations into the new North Acton station square for the public to enjoy.
The new installations are called Tod Chair, VVV and The life bench. The seats are a place where people can sit and interact with each other, or simply relax and enjoy the new town square
We want to know want you think of the three seats, which designs you prefer and your views on the new square. To help us, please complete the short survey below which should take no more than 10 minutes.
You can view images of the seating installations on the following page and we also encourage you to visit North Acton station square, which is adjacent to North Acton underground station on the Central Line, to try out the seats for yourself.
This consultation will be live until 31 August 2021.
There are some questions included in the survey which are used for monitoring purposes. All the information will be handled in accordance with the Data Protection Act 2018, which incorporates the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).