Voter apathy rather than bad weather is often cited as reasons for a poor turn out on election day.

But how about Harrow Council’s attempts to canvass the opinions of locals as an example of people simply not giving a stuff.

The West London borough asked over 200,000 of its residents whether they wanted to switch to a new system of having a directly-elected mayor – but only one person responded.

Can your local council do better when it comes to residents’ disinterest in what’s happening on your patch?

Also, see what level of interest was shown in recent projects and developments.