Transfer from Addlestone (KT15) to Luton Airport A significant attraction in Addlestone is Woburn Hill. This large mansion was constructed in 1815 and it has 3 storeys. Its main features are an interesting balcony made of iron located below the central window, a large porch, a couple of Greek Doric columns and a moulded cornice.…
Transfer from Addlestone (KT15) to Stansted Airport Addlestone features 2 secondary schools. One of them is independently funded (St George’s College) and the other is state funded (Jubilee High School). Moreover, the town is home to various infant and primary schools including Holy Family School and St Paul’s Primary School. The community is also served…
Taxi Transfer from Addlestone (KT15) to Gatwick Airport Surrey’s Green Belt includes the remaining water meadows and farms of Woburn Park, as well as the grounds of St George’s College. They were incorporated in the Chertsey Beomond Manor and Chertsey Manor, both owned by Chertsey Abbey. Throughout the years, the manors have been inhabited and…
Transfer from Leyton (E10) to London City Airport “Rare” is one of the best words you can use to describe Walthamstow Marshes in Leyton. Starting with the marshes which are one of the last remaining examples of semi-natural wetland in Greater London, Walthamstow district offers us even more examples of unicity like the insects, plants…
Transfer from Addlestone (KT15) to Heathrow Airport The administrative town of Addlestone is located in the Runnymede borough, in Surrey’s Green Belt. The main attraction within the town is The Crouch Oak, one of the oldest oaks in the United Kingdom. At first, Addlestone was included in the Chertsey town. It is situated very close…
Transfer from Leyton (E10) to Luton Airport Hundreds of years ago the area where Temple Mills now stands belonged to the Knights Templar. They used the mills mostly for grinding rapeseed for oil, making brass kettles, manufacturing sheet lead, twisting yarn or for grinding rapeseed for oil. The variety of industrial purposes at Temple Mills…
Transfer from Leyton (E10) to Stansted Airport One of the main features of Leyton is the fact that it houses a wide range of plant communities usual of a former flood plain position, such as a variety of neutral grassland types, reed swamp, sallow scrub, sedge marsh and regions of tall herb vegetation. Connected with…
Transfer from Leyton (E10) to Gatwick Airport Present day Leyton houses a very mixed population as the 2001 Census suggests, where results have revealed that 50% of the inhabitants are white, 21% South Asian, 23% black. This groups are formed of people from many different nations like: Jamaica, Ireland, Cyprus, Italy, Russia, North Africa, Ghana,…
Transfer from West Byfleet (KT14) to London City Airport There are so many fine pubs, bars, clubs and restaurants in West Byfleet that one cannot simply get bored. The Catherine of Aragon is one of the best pubs in the village. It’s located on Station Road and features numerous amenities and facilities. There is a…
Transfer from Leyton (E10) to Heathrow Airport A place of many archeological discoveries, the Leyton district is considered to be one of dormitory suburbs of London. It was built between 1870 and 1910 but the settlement has been there even since roman times. Some historical information about the region located in the Lower Lea Valley…