Brentford Voice wants your views on what gives the town its identity and how this should shape its future.

Major developments are underway in the area including the Great West Corridor Opportunity Area proposal which extends from Chiswick roundabout in the east through to Gillette Corner in the west.

The development alone will bring 7,500 new homes and 17,600 new jobs.

Brentford Voice said: "We are now at a crossroads in more ways than one. Historically, it's where London meets the west: the confluence of the rivers Thames and Brent, and a hub for the Grand Union Canal.

"Its high street follows a Roman road, and its centre, a once vital marketplace.

"So, as the town reaches its own crossroads, it's important to try and identify just what it is they gives Brentford its unique identify and character to help provide and inform a blueprint for Brentford's regeneration.

"Identity and character of a place is more than just the physical appearance, but also involves a 'meaning' for the individual and the community.

"It helps people celebrate reasons that they are proud of an area; it encourages people to stay somewhere and build a future; it helps unlock investment; it attracts students to study; and of course, it helps tourism and the local economy.

"Brentford Voice are very interested to know your thoughts on what it is that has shaped and given Brentford its distinct character and how its character and identity can be strengthened.

"We really value your input on this important subject, so we would ask if you could take little time hopefully no more than five minutes to complete our short survey by following the link below."

Click here to take part in the survey