Open all of November 2026

nature +

wellbeing

nature +

wellbeing

Help us find out if the new greenery, seating and traffic calming on Gordon Street boosts wellbeing, connection to nature and belonging.

Help us find out if the new greenery, seating and traffic calming on Gordon Street boosts wellbeing, connection to nature and belonging.

Independent study · Anonymous · Prize draws for taking part

· Independent study

· Anonymous

· Prize draws for taking part

Take part · all of November

three ways to take part

three ways to take part

1

Take the community survey

Online, any time in November. About 10 minutes — tell us how Gordon Street feels, then and now.

Prize draw · 2 × £25 vouchers

Prize draw ·

2 × £25 vouchers

Prize draw ·

2 × £25 vouchers

Start the survey

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2

Join the nature journaling walk

Join the nature walk

Thu 12 November · 12:30–13:30 · free. Meet new people, slow down, notice nature and sketch or journal.

Prize draw · 1 × £50 voucher

Prize draw ·

1 × £50 voucher

Book a free place

Book a place

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3

Pause at a bench

Pause + notice at a bench

Look for the QR codes on the new seats. A few minutes per seat — and every visit counts.

Prize draws · 5 × £10 vouchers

Prize draws ·

5 × £10 vouchers

How it works

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Bench surveys

pause + notice when you take a seat

pause + notice when you take a seat

There are QR codes on the new seats along Gordon Street and Gordon Square West. Each one knows which seat you’re on, so your answers tell us how different spots feel.

1

Find a QR code on one of the new seats

2

Scan it with your phone camera

3

Answer a few quick questions — around 5 minutes

4

Sit somewhere new another day and scan again

Prize draws · 5 × £10 vouchers

Prize draws ·

5 × £10 vouchers

Prize draws · 5 × £10 vouchers

About the study

what we’re finding out


Gordon Street and Gordon Square West are trialling new planting, traffic calming and seating space that prioritises people and social interaction. Tranquil City is running an independent evaluation, using our Aewell Framework, of how these changes affect wellbeing, connection to nature and belonging.

This study is separate from Camden Council’s public consultation. Survey answers are anonymous and reported only in summary. Prize draw entries are collected separately from your answers.

Wellbeing

Nature connection

Belonging

Tranquillity

Biodiversity

How the seats are used

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Supported by Camden Council, UCL, Cityscapes, Conway & idverde