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LSE Researchers Looking to Chat with Dulwich/Bellenden Road Residents


We are academic researchers at the London School of Economics, and we are looking to chat with older (age 65+) residents in the East Dulwich / Peckham Rye area about how they use the Internet in their everyday lives. Are you:

A Southwark resident who has lived in the East Dulwich / Peckham Rye area for at least 2 years

With a university degree

Available for a one-hour interview in February

If so, we?d love to talk with you! Even if you only go online once or twice a week, your perspective can provide invaluable insight for our research on digital skills across London We can travel to you for the interview or cover public transport into Central London, and we?ll provide tea and snacks. Interested? Please email Winnie at [email protected] or call or text her at 07884-077720.


If you?re curious, here is a link to our research project. Your experience can help contribute to the knowledge we're building! http://www.lse.ac.uk/media@lse/research/DiSTO/Home.aspx

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