Borough Market fans...

Does your week begin with a countdown to your next visit to Borough Market?
Do you not mind queuing for 30 minutes just to get a taste of those ostrich and kangaroo burgers?
Is your food philosophy something like 'the more bizarre, the better'?


If you're a foodie and you tend to walk on the wild side when it comes to your food choices, you might be interested in participating in a focus group study with the London School of Economics. Participants will be compensated £10 for their contribution.

For more info, you can email me (Erica) at e.mitchell@lse.ac.uk with 'FOOD' in the subject line.

You are not scanning our brain after intravenous injections of pork belly, are you? :)

Mangosteen83 i take it you are up to speed with the various recent postings on here regarding the market..!???

haha, no physical consumption -- intravenous or otherwise -- will be required. just discussion. :-p

Bermondsey fans are welcome too! (Was trying to be general in the subject title.)

Ha! You might want to start your research reading the following forty pages of locals views toward the market, then consider if this is the best place for people interested in...'the more bizarre, the better'?

http://www.london-se1.co.uk/forum/read/1/139524

Why every thread has to be mixed or hijacked with that one over the BM dispute?

London SE1 website has 10400 followers.. I think she did the right thing to advertise here. Right?

Maybe we should just take this post for what it is?:
People intersted in food who want to partecipate to a survey...

At the risk of encouraging you Orione, wouldn't you consider those views relevant to any research conducted into the market's future, including the nature of the food it sells?

Myself? I don't know. I think it would be quite an assumption to make. I am not a trained economist and I do not know the details of the research. I would rather know instead.
Moreover other 10000 people can have their different opinions on the general subject of the research..

I also found it very refreshing not to talk about that for quite a bit and to read instead somebody else's posts. Very telling. Like some attempts to highjack other threads to that subject that it is now like parsley, put everywhere!

I'm sure the 10,000 people you speak of, though I'm not sure where you're getting that figure from, will be hopping at the chance to have their say and will respond in kind to the email address provided, but I would hope and expect any research company to be aware of the background under which that research is being undertaken even if only to consider bias in the responses, which thereby makes highlighting the issues to date of relevance.

The 'wacky' tone of the questions presented doesn't hold out much hope in that favour however.