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high income earners for parkside and riverside property close to planned
Underground links has led to significant construction, Factories have been demolished and replaced with modern apartment buildings. Some of the council owned properties have been sold off and several traditional working men's pubs have become more fashionable bistros. Battersea neighbourhoods close to the railway have some of the most deprived local authority housing in the Borough of Wandsworth, in an area which saw condemned slums after their erection in the Victoria era.
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termini. An interchange station was built in 1863 towards the north west of the area, at a junction of the railway. Taking the name of a fashionable village a mile and more away, the station was named '
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3120:
The London Brighton and South Coast Railway 3 Completion and Maturity
2880:"London housing estate where So Solid Crew formed set for demolition"
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2002:, half of the 1960s comedy duo Flanders and Swann, often made fun of
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2018:
recorded the song "Bollywood to Battersea" for a 2005 charity album
1665:. North of Clapham Junction, the services calls at Shepherd's Bush,
1436:, sited on the Thames a half-mile north of Clapham Junction station.
3218:"London Bets $ 1.5 Billion Tube Extension Will Spur Jobs, Business"
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The following people have lived, or currently live, in Battersea:
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in Nottinghamshire. Locally, their interests were concentrated on
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The tradition of local government in England was based in part of
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The borough elected the first black mayor in London in 1913 when
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3460:. Standard.co.uk (29 October 2010). Retrieved on 24 August 2013.
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2253: – actor, best known for playing Mike Baldwin in
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Some parts of Battersea have become known for drug-dealing. The
539:, much of the large parish was farmland, providing food for the
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2726:'Battersea', The Environs of London: volume 1: County of Surrey
1558:. Another station existed closed to the current station called
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Within the bounds of modern Battersea are (from east to west):
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Battersea was radically altered by the coming of railways. The
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This article is about the London district. For other uses, see
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605:, a mile to the west, was built in 1729 and rebuilt 1882, and
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Until 1889, the parish of Battersea was part of the county of
385:, England. It is centred 3.5 miles (5.6 km) southwest of
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2935:
Survey of London - Battersea: Public, Commercial and Cultural
1932:
recounts the working-class Battersea of the 1940s and 1950s;
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is buried here. Four stained glass windows celebrate Arnold,
1239:, a major fruit and vegetable wholesale market, resited from
2276: – actress, known for her role as 'Alice' in
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although it lies in the geographic heart of Battersea, SW11.
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which is in close proximity to the Battersea Power Station.
2705:"Battersea Park – Battersea Park Battersea London SW11 4NJ"
2305: – physicist, host of science shows for the
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Two large neighbourhoods within the larger Battersea are:
1958:, is set in Battersea. Battersea is also the setting for
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serve the Battersea area during the daytime. Night buses
1462:, resides in a large Victorian building, situated in the
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company, which survives to this day and is listed on the
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northbound. Major destinations to the southwest include
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between 1846 and 1864 and opened in 1858, and home to a
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in 1540. Battersea was one of only three of the Abbey's
2470: – actor, best known as Uncle Albert in
1890:
passes through Battersea. The route runs unbroken from
1611:. London Overground also runs trains eastbound towards
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origin, as against an average for Wandsworth of 53.3%.
3355:"Bob Geldof: 'My children think I'm a tiresome loser'"
2499: – historian and general editor of the
2299: – dramatist, actor and cabaret artist
1550:
to carry the name "Battersea Park" was opened by the
1480:
Battersea is served by three National Rail stations:
1421:, containing several studios and associated with the
2627: – YouTube personality and radio host
2232: – journalist, Loose Women panellist.
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3309:"Coronation Street star Johnny Briggs dies aged 85"
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3017:'Battersea', Special report: Class B for Battersea
2436: – actress, best known for playing
1381:supermarket, adjacent to Clapham Junction station.
3562:. Vol. 3 (11th ed.). 1911. p. 531.
2028:recorded the song "Battersea" for the 1999 album
1582:. Train operators from Clapham Junction include:
551:(nowadays denoted by the road of the same name),
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3473:"Timothy Spall: 'Turner had a god-given genius'"
3401:"Dannii Minogue keeping baby Ethan in Melbourne"
3099:London's Disused Stations Volume 6 by J.E.Connor
2350: – criminal and associate of the
2244: – criminal who took part in the
1013:Battersea's radical reputation gave rise to the
767:There are four particularly large estates. The
3843:(including Tooting Graveney and Upper Tooting)
1737:Queenstown Road (Battersea) is served by some
1456:, Notre Dame School and Raywood Street School.
786:Other smaller estates include: York Road (see
624:; and Orlando Jones' Starch Factory. The 1874
5542:Districts of the London Borough of Wandsworth
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3195:. Yeovil: Patrick Stephens Ltd. p. 193.
1759:opened up the line on 1 November 1877 by the
1204:Battersea Dogs home (with gasworks alongside)
1063:Battersea is on the curved south bank of the
8:
3375:""I've always secretly been a pop-punk kid""
3108:Chronology of Londons Railways by H.V.Borley
3002:Is Clapham Junction in Clapham or Battersea?
2372: – writer, playwright, critic
2314: – stage and television actor
1657:). Southern also operates a service towards
585:. This was settled from the 16th century by
415:Battersea is mentioned in the few surviving
389:it also extends along the south bank of the
2846:"Shaftsebury Park Estate Conservation Area"
2749:A History of the County of Surrey: Volume 4
2633: – Building Society Movement
1926:, who was born and brought up in the area:
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1243:in 1974. (Also considered by many to be in
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2804:"Why is Clapham Junction not in Clapham?"
2420: – political lobbyist and
2184:Learn how and when to remove this message
1365:building, completed in 1912, occupied by
1312:, a 200-acre green space laid out by Sir
1295:Temporary Home for Lost and Starving Dogs
2937:. Yale University Press. pp. 1–51.
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5547:Districts of London on the River Thames
3572:Battersea.co.uk - Battersea Information
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3090:, Office of the Rail Regulation website
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2590:Henry St John, 1st Viscount Bolingbroke
2464: – singer and songwriter
2360: – singer and songwriter
2342:Edwin Flavell (Royal Air Force officer)
2221: – writer and journalist
1271:, which terminates an extension of the
1075:Battersea's northern limit is thus the
764:in the west to Queenstown in the east.
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3502:. Historical Publications Ltd., 2002.
2293: – television presenter
2074:version of the 2009 racing video game
660:bombing at Battersea, 27 January 1945.
425:, 'Badric's Island' and later
3484:from the original on 12 January 2022.
3262:from the original on 23 February 2020
3164:"Network map | South Western Railway"
2366: – socialite and model
2264: – author and novelist
2047:, the second published volume in the
1051:since 8 June 2017 has been Labour MP
1032:took office, and in 1922 elected the
800:History of local government in London
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1793:Battersea Power Station tube station
1785:Northern line extension to Battersea
1527:. After Balham, trains head towards
1519:" services run to Clapham Junction,
1269:Battersea Power Station tube station
929:in 1733, and met monthly from 1742.
581:, which gave rise to the village of
2954:from the original on 26 April 2019.
2215: – singer-songwriter
1922:Battersea features in the books of
1560:Battersea Park Road railway station
1212:Clapham Junction station, Battersea
918:being related to Frederick's wife.
3470:Gritten, David (18 October 2014).
3216:Paton, James (20 September 2021).
2775:archive. Retrieved 4 November 2014
2751:. Institute of Historical Research
2559: – sociologist and
1304:Paul O'Grady: For the Love of Dogs
977:Metropolitan Borough of Wandsworth
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3193:The Directory of Railway Stations
2878:Mark Blunden (20 February 2014).
2834:from the original on 6 June 2020.
2338: – model and actor
1564:London, Chatham and Dover Railway
1504:Battersea Park is served by some
966:Metropolitan Borough of Battersea
810:Metropolitan Borough of Battersea
636:In 1929, construction started on
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2745:"Parishes: Battersea with Penge"
2618: – member of the
2458: – music producer
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2070:A number of race courses in the
2057:is featured on the cover of the
2010:mentions Battersea in his song "
1909:A cycle lane links Battersea to
1873:in Battersea is provided by the
1787:, Battersea is connected to the
1761:London and South Western Railway
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1353:Clapham Junction railway station
1253:, an iconic edifice designed by
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3532:. Mainstream Publishing, 2006.
3517:. Two Sevens Publishing, 1997.
2597: – musician (of
2553: – tennis player
2109:needs additional citations for
1511:Trains northbound terminate at
2508: – singer with
1685:, which runs services towards
1543:, amongst other destinations.
962:Metropolis Management Act 1855
916:John Spencer, 1st Earl Spencer
873:Dissolution of the Monasteries
666:London and Southampton Railway
443:The settlement appears in the
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3352:Gordon, Bryony (3 May 2011).
2561:Fellow of the British Academy
2037:Battersea is the setting for
1677:, amongst other destinations.
987:, opened in 1893, is now the
749:in 1903 was notable both for
457:St Peter's Abbey, Westminster
5492:London Below (magical realm)
3759:London Borough of Wandsworth
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3339:www.twickenham-museum.org.uk
3118:Turner, John Howard (1978).
3081:2008–09 station usage report
2332: – footballer
2320: – playwright
2012:You're the One for Me, Fatty
1875:London Borough of Wandsworth
1566:in 1867 and closed in 1916.
1492:. All three stations are in
1287:Battersea Dogs and Cats Home
1163:(to the north-east, east of
1000:Social Democratic Federation
981:London Borough of Wandsworth
871:, ending at the time of the
737:Doddington and Rollo Estate.
720:in the 1880s and 1890s. The
383:London Borough of Wandsworth
56:Peace Pagoda, Battersea Park
4192:Queenstown Road (Battersea)
3935:Theatre of the Dispossessed
3243:"Buses from Battersea Park"
3168:www.southwesternrailway.com
3030:"Battersea – Hidden London"
2926:Saint, Andrew, ed. (2013).
2790:www.scienceandsociety.co.uk
2607: – stars in
1913:along A3205/Nine Elms Lane.
1773:Queenstown Road (Battersea)
1733:Queenstown Road (Battersea)
1490:Queenstown Road (Battersea)
1413:Sir Walter St John's School
1391:St Mary's Church, Battersea
1387:, Grade II listed building.
1023:Latchmere Recreation Ground
112:OS grid reference
39:Human settlement in England
27:District in London, England
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2773:London School of Economics
2580: – musician
2568: – comedian
2517: – musician
2481: – musician
2430: – musician
2408: – comedian
2402: – musician
2378: – comedian
1951:The Optimists of Nine Elms
1460:Falconbrook Primary School
1336:, in the former Battersea
1228:London Heliport, Battersea
970:London Government Act 1899
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629:Crucible works (later the
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3063:"Northern line extension"
2743:H.E. Malden, ed. (1912).
2707:. Tipped. 27 October 2008
2631:Arthur Webb (co-operator)
2574: – pianist
2541: – actress
2452: – actress
2270: – actress
2044:Black Hearts in Battersea
2006:for living in Battersea.
1450:Newton Preparatory School
1446:Solicitors firm operates.
670:Nine Elms railway station
419:geographical accounts as
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3963:Battersea Railway Bridge
3915:New Covent Garden Market
3043:Good Stuff IT Services.
2864:29 February 2008 at the
2547: – author
2523: – author
2493: – writer
2487: – writer
2390: – writer
2354:, born in Sheepcote Lane
2287: – writer
2021:Help!: A Day in the Life
1929:A Rose Beyond the Thames
1765:Queen's Road (Battersea)
1494:London Travelcard Zone 2
1237:New Covent Garden Market
1178:Winstanley and York Road
1087:. To the north-east are
1008:Independent Labour Party
998:founded a branch of the
936:in Northamptonshire and
5416:Upper and Lower Clapton
4381:Central activities zone
4117:Battersea Power Station
3890:Battersea Power Station
3559:Encyclopædia Britannica
2990:Victoria County History
2884:London Evening Standard
2691:30 October 2007 at the
2586: – actor
2529: – actor
2501:Victoria County History
2388:Pamela Hansford Johnson
2326: – boxer
2055:Battersea Power Station
1954:, a 1973 film starring
1771:renamed the station to
1328:Shaftesbury Park Estate
1255:Sir Giles Gilbert Scott
1251:Battersea Power Station
1111:, and Battersea tapers
1010:members of Parliament.
743:Shaftesbury Park Estate
709:housing further south.
638:Battersea Power Station
631:Morgan Crucible Company
572:Battersea Power Station
557:Shaftesbury Park Estate
455:, a vast manor held by
452:
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4656:Kensington High Street
4079:Tube and rail stations
2535: – chef
2396: – chef
2031:Blue Wonder Power Milk
1871:Cycling infrastructure
1647:, Croydon, Epsom, and
1419:Royal Academy of Dance
1293:and prior to that the
1281:Nine Elms tube station
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1119:Neighbouring districts
1049:Battersea constituency
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729:Social housing estates
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471:of cultivated land; 7
212:Postcode district
146:Ceremonial county
3998:Parks and open spaces
3973:Fulham Railway Bridge
3920:New Wandsworth Museum
3885:Battersea Arts Centre
3191:Butt, R.V.J. (1995).
2473:Only Fools and Horses
2440:in Harry Potter films
1993:Rockford's Rock Opera
1924:Michael de Larrabeiti
1900:Palace of Westminster
1739:South Western Railway
1682:South Western Railway
1334:Battersea Arts Centre
1227:
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1004:London County Council
989:Battersea Arts Centre
904:Viscounts Bolingbroke
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618:London Stock Exchange
599:Industrial Revolution
570:
537:Industrial Revolution
523:. In that year a new
306:Merton and Wandsworth
4394:City of London wards
3515:The Brown Dog Affair
3447:on 12 November 2013.
3441:literaryreview.co.uk
3287:Transport for London
3251:Transport for London
2810:. 24 September 2015.
2646:Edward Adrian Wilson
2616:Baroness Trumpington
2118:improve this article
1935:The Borrible Trilogy
1898:, which is near the
1887:Cycle Superhighway 8
1879:Transport for London
1703:Kingston upon Thames
1423:University of Surrey
1143:, south of which is
808:Arms granted to the
298:London Assembly
190:Sovereign state
5500:: TV series, novel)
4841:Elephant and Castle
3945:Bridges and tunnels
3895:Bridge Lane Theatre
3423:The Croydon Citizen
3407:. 5 September 2011.
3381:. Wasted Talent Ltd
3086:4 July 2012 at the
3005:Your Local Guardian
2904:on 25 October 2015.
2808:Your Local Guardian
2770:Booth's Poverty Map
2637:William Wilberforce
2412:Ada Florence Kinton
2336:Hero Fiennes-Tiffin
2279:The Vicar of Dibley
2246:Great Train Robbery
1960:Penelope Fitzgerald
1795:in September 2021.
1432:, London's busiest
1291:Battersea Dogs Home
1079:, the Thames below
1042:Shapurji Saklatvala
985:Battersea Town Hall
968:as a result of the
855:, and later on the
353: /
128:London borough
4896:Hayes (Hillingdon)
4651:Holloway Nags Head
4021:Tooting Bec Common
4016:King George's Park
3925:Pump House Gallery
3608:Neighbouring areas
3567:Wandsworth Council
3315:. 28 February 2021
2728:(1792), pp. 26–48.
2625:Paul Joseph Watson
2599:Flanders and Swann
2566:Peter Serafinowicz
2527:Rupert Penry-Jones
1918:In popular culture
1789:London Underground
1779:London Underground
1751:Windsor & Eton
1615:, passing through
1601:Willesden Junction
1580:South West England
1363:Arding & Hobbs
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280:UK Parliament
224:Dialling code
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5480:Charnham (suburb)
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5356:Plaistow (Newham)
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4273:Listed buildings
4243:Wandsworth Common
4214:(in LB of Merton)
4026:Wandsworth Common
3988:Wandsworth Bridge
3900:Chrysalis Theatre
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3553:"Battersea"
3007:23 September 2015
2859:Battersea Profile
2468:Buster Merryfield
2256:Coronation Street
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2049:Wolves Chronicles
1588:London Overground
1521:Wandsworth Common
1464:Winstanley Estate
1385:92 St John's Hill
1314:James Pennethorne
1297:, established in
1109:Wandsworth Bridge
1053:Marsha de Cordova
869:Westminster Abbey
788:Winstanley Estate
769:Winstanley Estate
706:Wandsworth Common
622:S. Bowley and Son
496:Catherine Boucher
407:History of London
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1988:Clapham Junction
1972:. Kitty Neale's
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1775:on 12 May 1980.
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1155:Clapham Junction
1123:To the east are
1103:Other boundaries
1015:Brown Dog affair
950:Battersea Bridge
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714:Clapham Junction
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1757:Queenstown Road
1735:
1687:London Waterloo
1675:Hemel Hempstead
1667:Wembley Central
1649:Gatwick Airport
1609:Hackney Central
1597:Shepherd's Bush
1572:
1513:London Victoria
1502:
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1440:Price's Candles
1430:London Heliport
1407:J. M. W. Turner
1395:Benedict Arnold
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1777:
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1377:Large 24-hour
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1343:Northcote Road
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1310:Battersea Park
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1165:Battersea Park
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781:Patmore Estate
730:
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702:Clapham Common
698:Battersea Park
649:
646:
564:
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541:City of London
532:
529:
514:Battersea Park
449:Middle English
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395:Battersea Park
391:Thames Tideway
381:, part of the
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5044:
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4871:Golders Green
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4859:
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5221:Gunnersbury
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5196:Chislehurst
5186:Chessington
5161:Brent Cross
5103:(principal)
5081:Whitechapel
4866:Forest Hill
4861:Forest Gate
4816:Cricklewood
4743:(principal)
4711:Walthamstow
4646:Hammersmith
4591:Camden Town
4581:Bexleyheath
4453:Town centre
4444:Westminster
4223:Tooting Bec
4202:Southfields
4162:East Putney
3878:Attractions
3835:Summerstown
3825:Southfields
3815:Putney Vale
3319:28 February
2641:slave trade
2434:Katie Leung
2422:Big Brother
2297:Noël Coward
2262:Ada Buisson
2133:"Battersea"
2072:Nintendo DS
1791:network at
1783:As part of
1719:Bournemouth
1715:Southampton
1633:Whitechapel
1605:Camden Road
1289:, formerly
1030:John Archer
1019:vivisection
894:After 1540
648:Railway age
535:Before the
531:Agriculture
502:, his wife
469:ploughlands
447:of 1086 as
427:Old English
417:Anglo-Saxon
360: /
104:2011 census
5526:Categories
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5509:EastEnders
5497:Neverwhere
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5366:Roehampton
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5151:Bermondsey
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5056:Wealdstone
5036:Twickenham
5031:Tulse Hill
5021:Thamesmead
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4786:Carshalton
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4414:Paddington
4404:Marylebone
4389:Bloomsbury
4294:Public art
4152:Earlsfield
3930:Theatre503
3848:Wandsworth
3820:Roehampton
3790:Earlsfield
3697:Wandsworth
3651:Wandsworth
3067:tfl.gov.uk
2755:4 November
2686:for Surrey
2670:References
2578:Ed Sheeran
2557:John Scott
2510:Status Quo
2462:Noel McKoy
2444:Monie Love
2424:contestant
2418:Derek Laud
2406:Harry Hill
2358:Bob Geldof
2352:Kray Twins
2230:Jane Moore
2144:newspapers
2059:Pink Floyd
2039:Joan Aiken
1804:London Bus
1743:Twickenham
1277:Kennington
1259:Pink Floyd
1184:Demography
1145:Wandsworth
1081:Teddington
996:John Burns
798:See also:
794:Governance
751:John Burns
587:Protestant
583:Wandsworth
405:See also:
345:51°28′12″N
136:Wandsworth
99:Population
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5460:Fictional
5411:Tottenham
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5171:Canonbury
5141:Battersea
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4535:Stratford
4429:Southwark
4172:Nine Elms
4059:Battersea
3853:West Hill
3800:Nine Elms
3795:Furzedown
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