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Colliers Wood shares the SW19 postcode with Wimbledon. This up-and-coming area, one of south-west London’s best kept secrets, is undergoing an exciting period of transformation. With its mix of traditional and modern residential properties, it offers more for your money than its affluent neighbour. No wonder it’s rapidly becoming a go-to destination for families and young professionals alike.

DINING OUT

Take your pick from the Istanbul Meze Mangal for the tastiest delights of Turkish cooking, or keep the whole family happy at Corleone Pizza, Canedo or if Japanese is more your thing then book a table at Rockstar Sushi Bar. You’ll find there’s a handy Nandos here too, as well as locally-owned Time Out award winner, Coffee in the Wood. Alternatively take a walk to Merton Abbey Mills for a variety of cuisines from Thai to Jamaican, all washed down with a pint from the Wimbledon Brewery. And before you come home, remember to pick up something from renowned delicatessen Cut and Cured.

WATERING HOLES

There’s a big beer garden and riverside terrace on the Wandle at the William Morris Pub. Equally appealing is the Holden pub, with its fantastic outdoor space, and a kitchen and herb garden. It’s great for meeting up with visiting friends too because it’s right opposite the tube station. And if you plan to make a night of it, start out with a cocktail at Istanbul Meze, which also offers a shisha bar and serves non-alcoholic drinks.

CULTURE & HERITAGE

Colliers Wood takes its name from a forested area that stood to the east of the High Street until the mid-1890s. It’s home to a 12th Century ruin, Merton Priory, where in 1437 Henry VI became the only English king of the last millennium to be crowned outside Westminster Abbey. Also notable is Merton Abbey Mills, one of London’s oldest heritage sites, with a theatre dating back over 400 years. Its site on the River Wandle is of genuine ecological value — not least for its population of eels which are collected, counted and measured every week, with research findings reported to London Zoo. It’s also the home of London’s only working watermill — one of just four in the country — as well as a community of creative artists and award-winning food producers. 

COMMUNITY EVENTS

Immerse yourself in the vibrant community life of Colliers Wood. Join communal ukulele orchestras and become part of a thriving choir community. The Colliers Wood Community Centre offers a spectrum of learning opportunities, from dance classes to badminton, climbing walls, and ladies' keep-fit classes. Unleash your artistic flair by joining the communal art group, or your gardening skills in the Parks and Green Spaces group. There is even a Colliers Wood Honey. Colliers Wood invites you to elevate your sense of community while nurturing your passions and interests

SHOPPING OPPORTUNITIES

With two retail parks — the Tandem Centre and Priory Retail Park — there really is no need to shop further afield. Located a few minutes’ walk from the high street and with lots of free parking, they offer a wide range of stores including  Next, Boots, New Look, WH Smiths, Holland & Barratt, TK Maxx and Dunelm. On top of that, come to Colliers Wood and you’ll find convenient food shopping options such as a large Sainsbury’s plus one of London’s biggest Marks & Spencer stores along with value shopping option of Aldi & Lidl, complete with fashion, food and furniture departments.

Talking of furnishing, if you’ve just moved into a new place home improvements are a breeze here. Wickes is nearby on the Lombard Trading estate, while Colliers Wood High Street is the home of a huge selection of bathroom brands at Burge & Gunson. And next door to that there’s an amazing selection of floor and wall tiles, wood flooring and carpets at Style Interior.

GETTING AWAY FROM IT ALL

There are three parks in Colliers Wood: a recreation ground; the 45,000 sq metres of the National Trust-owned Wandle Park; and the more informal Wandle Meadow Nature Park. Colliers Wood Recreation Ground itself was nominated for a Green Flag Award — the mark of a well-maintained green space with excellent facilities.

FROM HERE TO….

July 2010 saw the opening of the first Barclays Cycle Superhighway. This 8.5 mile CS7 bicycle lane links Colliers Wood to Southwark Bridge in the centre of London, with a pedalling time of around 45 minutes. Meanwhile, the lazier or crazier ones amongst us can count on the Northern Line tube — more so, now that it also runs for 24 hours at weekends.

EDUCATION

Rated outstanding by Ofsted, Willows pre-school and the expanding primary school, Singlegate, are top options for the youngest members of the family along with the new Harris Academy secondary school due to open in September 2020.  And because you’re never too old to learn, Colliers Wood Community Centre is a hot spot for ‘Strictly' fans, with classes in the waltz, quickstep, rumba, foxtrot, Argentinian tango and more, available to all. Ballet for adults is on offer too — courtesy of Royal Ballet-trained Bethany, who used to dance with the world famous Matthew Bourne company.

Few towns can claim to be more globally famous than many capital cities — but Wimbledon can. For two weeks every summer, SW19 feels like the centre of universe as the world’s oldest tennis championships dominate the media.But there’s plenty to do here all year round. Outstanding shopping, first class restaurants and bars, a wealth of culture and one of the wildest open spaces anywhere in London, make this one of the most desirable postcodes there is.DINING OUTAffluent locals and the annual influx of tennis fans has bred a broad range of great restaurants, from the bustling town centre to the sedate streets of the Village. Expect to find anything from a casual Lebanese café to an elaborate dining room in a Georgian country house. French, Thai, Italian, Japanese, Argentinian, Mexican and more — the eateries are almost endless, so prepare your taste buds for a treat.WATERING HOLESPub culture has suffered in some parts of London but in Wimbledon it’s alive and kicking. It has an excellent selection of pubs if you’re looking to spend a lazy afternoon, as well as an array of buzzing bars for a weekend night out. And if you're up in the Village, you’ll find a fine choice of country-style pubs. Perfect for a reviving pint after a walk around the Common.CULTURE & HERITAGEIn a town that boasts three museums, two multi-screen cinemas and the eighth biggest theatre in London, cultural opportunities are never far away in Wimbledon.Up in the Village there’s a fascinating museum of local history; another celebrating the history of the windmill (set in a… you guessed it) and the All England Lawn Tennis Club’s own superb museum of the history of the championships. Meanwhile down in the town, you’ll find all the latest movie blockbusters as well as art-house hits at the Odeon and the HMV Curzon. And for theatre buffs, the Grade II-listed New Wimbledon Theatre has been drawing audiences for over a hundred years, with its year-round programme of top shows and its star-studded Christmas panto.For something a little quieter, the Wimbledon Way is a heritage walk that begins in the town centre, before heading up into Wimbledon Village, the Common and the All England Club itself. And for total peace, there’s the Buddhapadipa Temple off Wimbledon Parkside. This fully-functioning Thai temple is a hidden gem; the first of its kind in the UK, it hosts an active Buddhist community, as well as a vibrant new year festival.COMMUNITY EVENTSWimbledonians are a well-organised lot. Throughout the year the regular themed markets in the central piazza bring fine handicrafts and an array of alternative culinary delights. And for those with an appetite for something more cerebral, between September and November you can take your pick from the annual Merton Arts Trail, Wimbledon’s 10-day Bookfest, and a highly-respected International Music Festival,The town centre is also a prime vantage point for cheering on the scores of amateur cyclists who brave 100-mile Prudential RideLondon-Surrey charity fund-raiser every July.SHOPPING OPPORTUNITIESFor the keen shoppers of south-west London, Wimbledon’s temptations are a day-out destination. Whatever your retail-taste you’ll find it all in SW19, from Ely’s department store and the high-street fashions of Centre Court Shopping, to the upmarket boutiques of Wimbledon Village.GETTING AWAY FROM IT ALLLucky locals have access to over 1,100 acres of common land for strolling, sunbathing or exercising themselves and/or the dog. Wimbledon Common is London’s largest expanse of heathland and a haven for flora and fauna. We can’t promise you’ll sight too many Wombles but it’s a birdwatcher’s delight, with over a hundred species calling the Common home at different times of year. Add three local parks nominated for Green Flag Awards for high standards of upkeep, plus 34 acres of formal gardens at Cannizaro Park, and it’s safe to say you’re never far from an enticing green space.FROM HERE TO…Few parts of London can match the superb transport links of Wimbledon. For the Underground, choose from the District Line in the town centre and the Northern Line at South Wimbledon. There are also Overground trains into Waterloo every few minutes, with handy stops at Clapham Junction and Vauxhall for the Victoria Line.  The proposed Crossrail 2 high-frequency, high-capacity rail line from Surrey to the centre of London will only improve those links further. And that’s on top of the numerous buses and the quick tram line to Croydon.EDUCATIONWimbledon boasts an excellent selection of schools, from nursery and primary to a range of state and independent secondaries and sixth form colleges. It’s also home to the famous Wimbledon College Of Art, Kings College and the Norwegian School in London.

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Welcome to Mitcham, a dynamic and thriving district in the heart of south London, situated just over seven miles southwest of Charing Cross. Nestled within the London borough of Merton, Mitcham seamlessly integrates residential and commercial development, offering exceptional connectivity through its well-established train, bus, and tram networks.CULINARY DELIGHTS:Indulge in culinary excellence at CHAK89, an award-winning Indian restaurant renowned for its impeccable cuisine and favoured as a banquet venue by celebrities and Bollywood stars.CHARMING WATERING HOLES:Experience the charm of traditional pubs like The Kings Arms, located near the iconic Mitcham Clock Tower, and The Queens Head, nestled within a conservation area opposite the country’s oldest cricket green. The listed 18th-century White Hart pub near the Cricket Green adds to the local charm, providing inviting spaces for socializing.RICH CULTURE & HERITAGE:Embark on a journey through Mitcham's rich history, dating back to Anglo-Saxon times. The Cricket Green, in use since 1685, and the area's lavender fields, once renowned for their soothing air during the plague, showcase Mitcham's historical legacy. From lavender distillation to industrial prominence in the 18th century, Mitcham's heritage is deeply rooted in the River Wandle's mills, producing a range of products that made the area globally famous.COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT & EVENTS:Immerse yourself in the vibrant community spirit with events like the annual Mitcham Carnival on Commonside West, offering entertainment, sports activities, and a variety of stalls. The local community centre provides ample opportunities to stay active with activities such as Reggaecise, belly dancing, Karate, and flexibility training. It also serves as a hub for communal spiritual gatherings and offers a welcoming space for local children to gather.SHOPPING EXPLORATION:Discover local treasures at Oriental Supermarket & Wholesaler Hoo Hing on Western Road, catering to diverse culinary needs. Lidl on Western Road and the revitalized Mitcham Market, with themed days and 'Love Mitcham' events, contribute to the area's growing retail scene, providing a delightful shopping experience.RELAXING ESCAPES:Escape to the expansive Mitcham Common, a 460-acre site of Metropolitan Importance for Nature Conservation. As part of the renowned Wandle Valley Regional Park, it offers a refreshing retreat within South London, providing a peaceful haven for residents.  Originally founded in 1891, the Mitcham Golf Course course was "laid out" by the legendary Tom Morris, who won four Open Championships.  With 18 challenging holes, this parkland course is 5935 yards in length, with a par of 69. The course itself is slightly different to the one envisaged in late Victorian times, but down the years Mitcham has maintained a reputation for having some of the finest greens in Surrey.ENHANCED TRANSPORTATION:Benefit from improved transportation, including the 4-stop tram connecting to Wimbledon, Croydon, and Beckenham, introduced in 2000. The Mitcham Eastfield’s Railway provides a direct line into central London and convenient connections to the south coast, enhancing accessibility for residents.

OVERVIEWMorden is a district in the London Borough of Merton. It is located approximately 8 miles (13 km) South-southwest of central London between Merton Park and Wimbledon (to the north), Mitcham (to the east), Sutton (to the south) and Worcester Park (to the west).DINING OUTA mix of independent restaurants, cafes, fast food and coffee shops dominate Morden Town Centre which offer eat-in or takeaway at good value prices.CULTURE & HERITAGEHuman activity in Morden dates back to the Iron age period when Celtic tribes are known to have occupied areas around Wimbledon, but the first significant development in Morden was the construction of the Roman road called Stane Street from Chichester to London.Despite the rapid suburban development of nearby Wimbledon occasioned by the arrival of the new railways constructed in the mid 19th century, Morden remained a rural parish throughout the 19th century.The Baitul Futuh, is one of Europe’s largest Mosques and is a complex of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community. Several events are held at the Baitul Futuh Mosque to serve the greater community. The complex hosts school tours, local college exams, local community events, multi-faith conferences, the annual National Peace Symposium, and visiting dignitaries. In addition to regular congregational prayers, its services include weekly homeless feeding across London, volunteering events, local community events and the 'Merton Youth Partnership Annual Conference’.  COMMUNITY & EVENTSThe new Morden Leisure Centre is a state-of-the-art, cashless facility overlooking Morden Park. The gym has the latest equipment for cardio, resistance and functional training, plus a spacious fitness studio offers a variety of classes and doubles up as a community space for local groups and organisations. The 25m, 6-lane main swimming pool is ideal for fitness swimming, while the secondary pool is perfect for lessons and diving, with its moveable floor and several diving platforms.Several events take place in Morden Park trhoughout the year such as the Merton Dog Watch (one of our personal favorites) along with Eastern Electrics serving up an energty mix of underground house and techno in a weekend festival in August. And for the brave and fit amongst us there is Tough Mudders world class obstacles coming to Morden Park for October 2021.SHOPPING & AMENITIESMorden’s town centre has few independent cafes and coffee shops such as Metronome, Coco Beanz and Costa. Superdrug and Boots for all your health & beauty requirements with supermarket shopping being catered for by Sainsbury’s, Iceland and Lidl. Several independents offer a wide and international array of fruit, vegetables and spices at value prices.GETTING AWAY FROM IT ALLDespite London's suburban expansion, a little of the earlier rural nature of Morden has survived; for instance, several grand period buildings remain, especially within Morden's parks. The area retains a good provision of parks and green spaces, many of them created from former country estates. The 125 acre Morden Hall Park is of particular note and is run by the National Trust. Morden Park and Cannon Hill Common add to the options of green open space.FROM HERE TO…..Morden is the most southerly station on the Northern line Tube. There are train stations at Wimbledon Chase, South Merton, Morden South and St Helier on the Thameslink Wimbledon loop line with Blackfriars, Farringdon and St Pancras services. Direct trains from South Merton to Blackfriars take 38 minutes. Trains to Waterloo require a change at Wimbledon and take about 30 minutes. In addition Tramlink stops at Merton Park, Morden Road and Phipps Bridge with trams to Wimbledon and Croydon, and there are plans to extend the line to Sutton through MordenEDUCATIONExcellent local schools such as Hillcross Primary School, Merton Park Primary School, John Fisher R.C School, Raynes Park High School, Ricards Lodge High School, Ursuline High School, Wimbledon College, South Thames College and the Harris Academy.

Tooting has come on in leaps and bounds in recent years. It’s a popular residential destination for young professionals and families looking for a real community feel and more space in a vibrant ar-ea. And with a choice of two tube stations plus rail and bus networks, City commuters love the easy journey to work.DINING  OUTTooting is famed for its ‘curry corridor’, where you can enjoy cuisine from almost every country in South Asia. But if the fancy takes you something more homely, there’s also a branch of Chicken Shop on the high street, run by the people behind the exclusive Soho House. Or for a taste of London heritage head to Harrington’s, a traditional pie and mash shop; or The Castle for award-winning ales, fine food and their popular beer garden. Alternatively, try Honest burgers, for their classic Amer-ican style burgers.WATERING HOLESThe Tooting Tram & Social is a local hotspot housed in a converted tram shed. Its eclectic mix of comfy sofas and spectacular chandeliers are the perfect place to savour their locally brewed beer - or pop in at the weekend for a late night boogie. Then there’s The Little Bar, which offers expertly made drinks served with accompanying platters of cheese and charcuterie. Or for a great outdoor space right on the high street, the recently refurbished Trafalgar pub is always a popular choice.CULTURE & HERITAGEOver the centuries it’s been called Totinges, Totynge, Toting, Tootting and Towting — but we’ve known it as Tooting since 1767. There are various theories behind the name: that it was named after a Saxon Tribe called the Totas or Totingas; it’s a variation of a word for 'lookout place’, or that it was once a trading post, possibly related to our word ‘touting’. What does seem likely is that there were people living here in Roman times. The Road from London to Chichester (known as Thane Street) passed along the current Tooting High Street; and since it had to cross the river Graveney it would have made an ideal location for locals to farm and sell their produce to passing travellers.COMMUNITY & EVENTSCatch a movie at the weekend in a cordial atmosphere at the Gorringe Park Pub Cinema. Or head to Tooting Market or Broadway Market (see below) for all kinds of great food, fashion, shopping and more. Then there’s the Tooting Foodival — an annual gastronomic event celebrating all that's great about locally-grown produce. The aim of Foodival is to show you can grow local, eat local, be sustainable and have fun while you do it.SHOPPING OPPORTUNITIESTooting’s two eclectic indoor markets are just a few metres apart. Tooting Market has a fantastic multicultural vibe, while the larger Broadway Market with over a hundred stalls is one of the biggest in London. Both open six days a week. Tooting is also a favourite haunt for dressmakers amateur and professional, thanks to the host of small, family-run fabric market stalls and outlets along the high street.GETTING AWAY FROM IT ALLAn impressive green space of over 200 acres, popularly known as the Tooting Commons, lies at the northern end of Tooting. Historically it was two separate parks - Tooting Graveney Common and Tooting Bec. Tooting Bec Common is now home to the famous Tooting Lido, which at 91 metres long is the biggest open-air swimming pool in the country. It’s open to all from late May to the end of September. Or, for something a little more sedate, there’s the Central London Golf Centre on Burntwood Lane, which boasts a nine-hole golf course and a floodlit driving lane. It’s open seven days a week.FROM HERE TO…Tooting Bec and Tooting Broadway stations are both on the Northern Line, linking the area to Water-loo or London Bridge in about 20 minutes, and Moorgate in 25 minutes. Thameslink services run through Tooting station, with trains to St Albans via Blackfriars to the north and Sutton via Wimbledon to the south. Tooting is also well served by buses, with routes 44 (Victoria), 57 (Kingston), 77 (Water-loo), 333 (Elephant & Castle) and 355 (Brixton) all passing through. For night owls, the N44 will get you home safely. And for cyclists, Tooting is on the CS7 cycle superhighway, offering a faster, safer route into the City.EDUCATIONPopular choices for younger children include Hillbrook School, St Boniface Roman Catholic Prima-ry (Christian), Gatton Primary (Muslim) and Broadwater Primary. For the older age group, options include Graveney School, Ernest Bevin School (boys) and recent RIBA National and London Awards winner, Burntwood School.

Merton Park is renowned for its aspirational family-friendly atmosphere, tree-lined streets, and a diverse array of architectural styles. Its slow-paced development has resulted in spacious and secluded properties, making it an ideal haven for families and young professionals seeking a tranquil yet conveniently located urban escape.Dining OutMerton Park offers a delightful culinary experience with various dining options. From authentic Lebanese cuisine at Aya to a taste of Vietnam at Little Vietnam, residents can explore culturally diverse restaurants near South Wimbledon. The Leather Bottle serves as the local pub, while central Wimbledon, just a 15-minute walk away, provides additional options for socializing and dining.Watering HolesFor those seeking a local watering hole, the Leather Bottle stands out as a community hub. This pub, coupled with the proximity to central Wimbledon, serves as a social hub for Merton Park residents, offering a laid-back atmosphere for both leisurely afternoons and vibrant evenings.Cultural HeritageMerton Park boasts a rich cultural heritage, with St Mary’s Church, dating back to Norman times, and Merton Priory contributing to its historical significance. The area's development as a garden suburb by John Innes in the 1860s, with landscaped parks and greenery, reflects a commitment to preserving its unique character. The presence of Rutlish School, founded to educate the poor children of Merton, adds to the area's historical and educational legacy.Community EventsMerton Park hosts a variety of community events, maintaining its close-knit atmosphere. The John Innes recreation ground, Mostyn Gardens, and Cranleigh Lawn Tennis Club provide spaces for outdoor activities and social gatherings. Residents can enjoy reunions at Rutlish School, contributing to the strong community bonds within the area.Shopping OpportunitiesWhile primarily residential, Merton Park benefits from its proximity to shopping and leisure options in Morden, Wimbledon, and Raynes Park. Residents can explore local boutiques and amenities, with central Wimbledon offering additional choices for shopping and socializing.TransportationMerton Park enjoys excellent transportation links, with Morden Station at the start of the Northern Line providing direct access to Central London and the City of London. Wimbledon, with its overground train station and underground lines (Circle & District), further enhances accessibility to both Central London and the Surrey suburbs. The area's independent councilors actively contribute to maintaining and improving local transportation infrastructure.EducationMerton Park is home to Rutlish School, a well-respected Comprehensive school with historical roots. The area's commitment to education is reflected in the school's founding principles. Additionally, Merton Park benefits from proximity to various educational institutions in Wimbledon, contributing to a well-rounded educational landscape.Explore the tranquil garden suburb of Merton Park, where history, community, and modern conveniences converge to create a unique and desirable living experience..

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Explore Earlsfield, a quiet corner in Wandsworth that has captivated residents with its picturesque terraced houses, open spaces, and vibrant community spirit. Overlooking for years, Earlsfield is now a flourishing neighbourhood drawing families, young professionals, and those seeking a welcoming environment. With an easy 13-minute train journey to Waterloo, trendy bars, restaurants on Garratt Lane, and inviting green spaces, Earlsfield offers an ideal living environment.Dining OutSatisfy your culinary cravings in Earlsfield with options like The Earlsfield at the rail station, The Open Page for seafood delights and Sunday roasts, and the aromatic Amarath Thai Café & Noodle Bar. Indulge in brunch at GAIL’s, Manny Dartin, Bean & Hop, and The Eclectic Collection, making dining in Earlsfield a delightful experience.Watering HolesEarlsfield boasts a diverse range of pubs catering to various preferences. Experience the famous Sunday roast at The Halfway House, fine ales at The Leather Bottle with its expansive garden or enjoy live bands and a lively atmosphere at The Wandle.Cultural HeritageEmbrace cultural richness in Earlsfield with Tara Arts, an intimate fringe theatre hosting cross-cultural productions. Immerse yourself in the arts scene, reflecting the neighbourhood’s dynamic cultural heritage.Community EventsEarlsfield stands out for its family-friendly atmosphere, with green spaces and family-centric shops. Explore The Wandle Trail for rural excursions or weekend bike rides along the river. Engage in weekly children's activities at Earlsfield Library, fostering a sense of community and camaraderie.Shopping OpportunitiesShop with convenience at Sainsbury’s Local, Tesco Express, and larger Sainsbury’s and Waitrose in the Southside Centre. Experience upgraded shops at Southside Shopping Centre, offering a diverse retail experience. Enjoy a 14-screen cinema for entertainment at this bustling shopping hub.TransportationBenefit from convenient transportation links with Earlsfield station providing a swift 10-minute train journey to Waterloo and 20 minutes to Victoria with a change at Clapham Junction. Explore nearby Southfields and Wimbledon Park Tube stations on the District Line, ensuring well-connected travel options.EducationEarlsfield offers outstanding educational choices with schools like Earlsfield Primary School, Wimbledon Park Primary School, Allfarthing Lane, Swaffield Primary School, Beatrix Potter Primary School, and Floreat Wandsworth Primary School. Choose from co-educational options like Southfields Academy and Ashcroft Technology Academy, or the Burntwood Academy for girls. Garratt Park School caters to students with diverse learning difficulties, contributing to Earlsfield's commitment to quality education.Discover Earlsfield's unique blend of tranquillity, cultural vibrancy, and community warmth, making it a sought-after residential haven with a distinct character

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