Search Results for: islington

…here shows the boundary between the boroughs of Camden and Islington (running along the middle of Brecknock Road and York Way), as well as the…

…the Islington league’. Estate agents refer to the area as ‘Victoria Park village’. In 1994 Victoria Park became the sole respon­si­bility of the London Borough…

…St John’s Wood. The ground was opened by Thomas Lord (1757–1832) who was groundsman at the White Conduit Club, Islington, in 1780. In 1797 he started…

…275,083 308,099 +12.0% Islington 232,196 262,507 +13.1% Kens­ington and Chelsea 158,011 161,310 +2.1% Kingston upon Thames 176,952 202,097 +14.2% Lambeth 328,076 357,980 +9.1% Lewisham 301,541…

…the community. During the 1980s Stoke Newington became something of a ‘new Islington’, a working-class district increas­ingly colonised by the young middle classes, many of…

Mount Pleasant, Islington/Camden A densely built-up street and locality in north-west Clerken­well This locality used to be known as Coldbath (or Cold Bath) Fields, from…

…‘l’, but Hidden London disap­proves Homerton HOM-ə-tən ˈhɒmətən Hounslow HOWNZ-loh ˈhaʊnzləʊ Isleworth EYE‑zəl‑wəth ˈaɪzəlwəθ Islington IZ-ling-tən ˈɪzlɪŋtən Jermyn Street JER-min street ˈdʒɜːmɪn striːt There is…

…provision in the 1870s of improved transport connec­tions, which included South Tottenham and Seven Sisters stations and an omnibus service to the Angel, Islington. New…

…‘champagne social­ists’. Places like Islington and Hampstead, though the latter is now too expensive for all but premier cru champagne social­ists. Plus hipsters in Shoreditch…

…the Islington border, the Rosemary Branch is a pleasing pub with a studio theatre in what was once a Victorian music hall. At De Beauvoir primary…