Pride in Place - Harold Hill East - Survey for young people

Overview

Do you live, go to school, work or spend time in Harold Hill East, if so, we want to hear from you! 👋

Help shape the future of Harold Hill East - we're working on plans that could bring major improvements to Harold Hill East over the next 10 years, and we want to hear what you think.

Harold Hill East could receive £20 million of investment over the next 10 years through the Pride in Place programme, and we want young people to have a say in how it could make the area better.

Tell us what you love about your area, what could be better, and what changes would make the biggest difference for young people.

Whether it's better places to hang out, more activities, safer streets, greener spaces, or more opportunities for your future, your ideas matter. We want to understand what it's really like growing up in Harold Hill East and what would make it an even better place to live, learn and spend time.

Here's a map of the Harold Hill East area, you can use the zoom buttons and the slider bar: 

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Your feedback will help shape future plans and improvements for local young people, both now and in the years ahead.

Why your views matter

✨ Your voice won't stop with this survey. We'll bring together everyone's feedback to understand what young people and the wider community want to see happen in Harold Hill East.

The Pride in Place Neighbourhood Board will use what we've learned to help shape future plans and investment in the area. As ideas are developed, there will be more opportunities for you to have your say and influence decisions.

We'll share regular updates so you can see how local views are helping to shape real change.

                                   

Your area. Your voice. Your future.

This activity will open on 19 Oct 2026. Please come back on or after this date to give us your views.

Opens 19 Oct 2026

Closes 8 Jan 2027

Audiences

  • Children
  • Communities
  • Older Children and Teenagers
  • Residents
  • Young People

Interests

  • Communities
  • Development
  • Environment
  • Local Plans
  • Residents