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Ruislip Common

Ruislip Common, Hillingdon An amenity area situated at the northern end of the Ruislip district, bordered on most sides by Ruislip Woods Evidence of late…

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Ruislip Manor

Ruislip Manor, Hillingdon The south-eastern part of Ruislip, bordering Eastcote Quin­tes­sen­tial London suburbia, right down to the street name: Acacia Avenue in Ruislip Manor A…

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Ruislip Gardens

Ruislip Gardens, Hillingdon The smallest of Ruislip’s local­i­ties, separated from RAF Northolt aerodrome by the Yeading Brook The manorial landowner, King’s College, Cambridge, created New…

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Eastcote

…Quiet and Secluded Spot: Ruislip, Northwood and Eastcote, 1851–1881, Ruislip, Northwood and Eastcote Local History Society, 1991 and Ron Edwards, Eastcote from Village to Suburb:…

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Northwood

…here, separated from Ruislip and Eastcote by Park Wood, Copse Wood and Ruislip Common. A few cottages were recorded here in a survey of 1565…

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Cuckoo Hill

…Until the Ruislip Enclosure Act of 1804, Cuckoo Hill marked the eastern edge of Ruislip Common, which was then an unin­hab­ited wilder­ness. Cuckoo Hill Farm…

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Ickenham

Ickenham, Hillingdon A genteel resi­den­tial suburb situated between Uxbridge and Ruislip Exca­va­tions at Long Lane playing fields have produced evidence of a possible Iron Age…

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Northolt

Northolt, Ealing/Hillingdon A large and unex­citing set of housing estates, plus a famous aerodrome (which is really in South Ruislip) and an award-winning new park This…

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Sir John Betjeman’s statue

…cathedral for the people of Tooting.” He also cherished rural Middlesex and wistfully chron­i­cled its decline into suburban monotony. “Gaily into Ruislip Gardens Runs the…

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Drayton Green

…of Park House covered all the land west of Argyle Road, north­wards over Cuckoo Hill to the Ruislip Road and was owned by Sir Archibald…

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