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Ask my Neighbours
Got a question you want answered? Why not ask your
neighbours and select the best answer to share with others in your
neighbourhood. 
Ask my neighbours is one of our new social
networking facilities. It has been designed to harness the
power of the community in problem solving. You simply enter your
question and await your neighbours’ responses (within a radius of
1km). Whether you want a recommendation for a good local
restaurant for a special night out, or advice on the best place to
take the kids for an after school treat, your neighbours are
probably best placed to provide the answers.
Managed by the Redbridge Council for Voluntary
Service (RCVS), Ask your Neighbour is also a good place to start if
you want to know about community-based support services and
voluntary agencies.
Participating in Ask my neighbours
- You will need to be registered to submit a question. You
can register
now, if you need to. If you don't have an email address, find
out how you can get one here.
- You may view all of the questions and answers in your
neighbourhood, the latest ones will be highlighted as
new.
- You may also post an answer to the open questions from your
neighbours.
- If you have a question you need answered, simply select ask a
question, submit it and wait for your neighbours to answer it.
- You can then choose the best answer and this will be
highlighted for other users.
- Once you have your answer, select ‘solve the problem’ and this
will close the Q &A, so no further answers will be
submitted. Your questions and answers will be published
as soon as you press the submit button.
Please note: this feature is not designed to ask questions to
the Council. Please use our alternative ways of communicating
questions to us.
- One Stop Shop
- Freedom of Information
- Compliments, Suggestions, Complaints
- Area Committees.
Online safety
- Users under the age of 18 years should obtain the permission of
their parent/carer before registering to use this site.
- Please be aware of the risks associated with publishing
personal information, which may publicly identify your
- home address
- or images which contain location information
- or images of other people without first obtaining their
permission.
For more information visit the
Government’s website ‘Get safe
online’ or the BBC’s website safe online; and the
Digital Citizen website Digizen.
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