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SCHOOL TRANSPORT & TRAVEL GUIDE
2020-2021

  • WELCOME
  • FIVE STAR SERVICE

Dear Parent,
All of our vehicles are modern, easy-to-board and are operated by the school or one of our audited coach operators. This means that they are all regularly maintained to the highest standard, giving you peace of mind that your daughter is travelling in safety.
Thank you for your interest in our School Transport services. This guide for the 2020- 21 academic year provides information on the wide range of travel options available to pupils at made on a termly basis for regular travel, and adhoc travel is paid for at the time of booking.

All of our school minibuses are maintained to
Bromley High School and I hope you will find it of a high standard and equipped with seatbelts at

  • use.
  • every seat. We use friendly, DBS checked drivers

who have all undertaken the MiDAS minibus or professional driving qualifications. As we expand our service this year we will also be using larger coaches on the most popular routes. These will be under contract from local providers who will have to demonstrate that they provide the same level of professional standards and safety.
We use dedicated drivers who work on the same route each day. These drivers get to know the pupils and are subject to an enhanced disclosure and barring service (DBS) check.
This year we are proposing to increase the size of our network in response to demand and changing travel habits. We continue to follow all government guidance for the safe operation of our services including measures to ensure that we are COVID secure; services may have to change in response to this guidance. Subject to demand we will run a full, enhanced service for the 2020-
We offer a wide range of different tickets on our school bus service. From a single fare for a one-off journey through to return passes for the entire academic year, there are options for everyone’s travel arrangements. You can book tickets at any time throughout the year, so it is simple to book an extra journey or arrange travel for a visiting friend.
I hope that you are able to find a travel solution
21 academic year which will provide bus options in that works for you and your daughter. If you

  • all of the main approach routes to the school.
  • need any further assistance, or you would like to

discuss travel options from areas not currently
The Bromley High School bus service continues to served by our school bus network, please contact be managed on our behalf by Vectare, a specialist school transport management company. All bookings for our school coach routes must be made via our online booking system, which can

be accessed at bromleyhigh.vectare.co.uk. You

can book travel 24/7 and, subject to availability, bookings are accepted right up until the service is due to depart. us via the school transport website and we will be pleased to assist.
Our school bus network consists of 50+ bus stops, and we also have direct

links from 10+ railway stations. We want to offer you a travel solution that works for you and your daughter, so if you need any assistance working out the best route to school then please do get in touch.
I would like to wish your daughter an enjoyable and successful academic year and we look forward to welcoming girls back in September.

Kind regards,
It takes less than 30 seconds to find your nearest bus stop online, and booking takes only a few minutes, so all of the information you need to arrange travel for your daughter really is at your fingertips! Visit bromleyhigh.vectare.co.uk to locate your nearest bus stop and book your daughter’s travel.
In a change this year we will also be asking for payment through the Vectare system (rather than Parentpay). Payments are made online and it is also possible to pay via Apple and Android Pay when using a mobile device. Payment can still be

Richard Taylor

A R Taylor

Director of Finance and Operations

Woolwich Arsenal
Woolwich Dockyard

A205

A2

Plumstead

trains from Abbey Wood

Charlton

Woolwich Arsenal Station

(bus stop M)
Westcombe Park

trains from London Bridge

TIMETABLES

ZONE C

Westcombe Park Station

Greenwich

A2

Greenwich Station

(bus stop P)

Blackheath, Royal Standard

(bus stop BD)
New Cross

Shooters Hill Road

Woolwich Common (bus stop H)

Shooters Hill Road

Kidbrooke Park Road
(bus stop R)

New Cross

Amersham Road
(bus stop B)

A202

A2

(bus stop E)

Blackheath Station

1 Westcombe Park

A207

Thomas Tallis School

(bus stop F)

trains from
London Blackfriars

Well Hall Roundabout

The Coronet (bus stop N)

Blackheath

Priory Park
(bus stop D)

Kidbrooke Station

(bus stop B)

Zone

CCCCCCB

  • Stop
  • AM
  • PM

St. Johns

A2

  • Westcombe Park Station
  • 07:15

07:21 07:25 07:32 07:35 07:42 07:43 07:46 07:52 07:58 08:06 08:10
17:05 17:00 16:53 16:50 16:48 16:32 16:30 16:28 16:25 16:19

A2

A20

ZONE C

(bus stop HP)

Lewisham Park

Blackheath, Royal Standard (Stop BJ)
Shooters Hill Road, Kidbrooke Park Road (Stop D)
Thomas Tallis School (Stop F) Cranfield Walk (Stop M)

Eltham Church

(bus stop K)
Hither Green

Lee Station

(bus stop B)
Catford
Cedar Mount

Mottingham

S

O

  • U
  • T

C

A

RO

IR

ULA

A20

Lane

trains from London Victoria trains from Albany Park, Bexley and Crayford

Eltham College

Layzell Walk
Sidcup

Mottingham Lane, Cedar Mount Eltham College, Layzell Walk
Mottingham Road, Court Road (Stop ME)
Mottingham Road (Stop Y)

Sydenham Hill

Bellingham Road

(bus stop BQ)
Bellingham

Mottingham Road

Court Road
(bus stop ME)

Sidcup Station

Station Road (bus stop G)
Grove Park
(bus stop Q) New Street Hill

Burnt Ash Lane

B

Mottingham Road

(bus stop Y)
(bus stop K) Westow Hill

Crystal

A20

ZONE B

Beckenham Hill

Sidcup

Carlton Road (bus stop S)

A208

B

Palace

3

Ravensbourne
Beckenham Junction

B

Elmstead Woods Station (Stop B)
Bickley Station (Stop W)

Elmstead Woods

Perry Street

Beaverwood Road

Elmstead Woods

(bus stop B)
Sundridge Park

2

Kent House

Crystal Palace Station
Bromley Hill

(bus stop DG)

A20

Bromley Lane

Chislehurst War Memorial (bus stop R)

A

16:05 16:00

Bromley North
(bus stop M)

5

Clockhouse

Beckenham Library
(bus stop BD)

-

Bromley High School

4

Chancery Lane

Beckenham (bus stop L)
Chislehurst
Shortlands

Chislehurst Station

(bus stop B)

3
2

ZONE C

Beckenham High Street

War Memorial
(bus stop P)
Bromley South

1

Bickley

11

St. Mary Cray

4

Hayes Lane

Kenwood Drive
(bus stop PC)

Hayes Lane

Brabourne Rise
(bus stop PH)

ZONE A

2
1

BROMLEY HIGH

trains from Swanley, Eynsford Shoreham (Kent), Otford, Bat & Ball and Sevenoaks,

Westmoreland Road

Broadoaks Way (bus stop F)

3

Petts Wood

ZONE B

2 Blackheath

  • Zone
  • Stop
  • AM
  • PM

A223

Hastings Road

Bus Garage
(bus stop BP)
(bus stop CB) Crofton Lane

Crofton Road

(bus stop CD) Glyndebourne
Park
(bus stop N) Orpington War Memorial

Spur Road

Orpington

CCCCCCA-

Blackheath Station (Stop E) Blackheath, Priory Park (Stop D)
Lee Station (Stop B)
07:28 07:33 07:38 07:52 07:54 07:57 08:06 08:10
16:47 16:42 16:35 16:20 16:18 16:15 16:05 16:00

Crofton Road
Farnborough

Park

ZONE C

Goddington

Court Road

Orpington Station

(bus stop A)

Crofton Road

Starts Hill Road (bus stop HL)

Burnt Ash Lane, New Street Hill (Stop Q)
Bromley, Park Avenue (Stop S)
Plaistow Grove, Sundridge Park Station (Stop A)
Bickley Station (Stop W)

(bus stop A)

Chelsfield

Chelsfield

A21

School Bus Routes

Chelsfield

Oxendon Wood Road

1

Bickley Station

(bus stop W)

123

Bickley

St. Georges Church (bus stop J)

123

Oldfield Road

St. Georges Road

  • 1 WESTCOMBE PARK
  • Other main roads

M25

A21

A21

Bus stop

(see also numbered stops right, where there is insufficient space on the map)

Southborough Road

Blenheim Road

2 BLACKHEATH 3 GREENWICH 4 CRYSTAL PALACE 5 CHELSFIELD

Widmore Road

Wanstead Road (bus stop T)

Knockholt

ZONE C

Bromley High School

Bromley Common

Southlands Road (bus stop BA)

trains from Dunton Green and Sevenoaks

12

Bickley Station

(bus stop W)

Railway routes

Widmore Road

Kentish Way (bus stop L)

4

St. Mark’s Church

(bus stop E)

Plaistow Grove

Sundridge Park Station (bus stop A)

Railway to Bus connection

Shoreham

Church Street

45

Bromley North Station

(bus stop E)

3

Bromley

Park Avenue (bus stop S)

London Road

Farwig Lane

6 WOOLWICH

TIMETABLES

3 Greenwich

TIMETABLES

5 Chelsfield

Zone

CCCCCCB

  • Stop
  • AM
  • PM

  • Zone
  • Stop
  • AM
  • PM

  • Greenwich Station (Stop P)
  • 07:12
  • 17:02

CCCCCCCC

Shoreham, Church Street
Chelsfield, Oxenden Wood Road
Chelsfield (Stop A)

  • 07:17
  • 16:55

16:36 16:32 16:27 16:24 16:20

16:18 16:15

New Cross, Amersham Road (Stop B)
Lewisham Park (Stop HP)
07:25 07:34 07:44 07:51
16:49 16:38 16:28 16:21 16:19 16:16 16:12

16:10 16:06 16:00

07:34 07:38 07:42 07:45 07:48 07:50 07:54

Bellingham Road (Stop BQ)

Goddington, Court Road

Bromley Hill (Stop DG)

Spur Road Orpington War Memorial (Stop N)
Orpington Station (Stop A)

London Road, Farwig Lane, opp Travelodge
Bromley North Station (Stop E) Widmore Road, Kentish Way (Stop L)

Widmore Road, Wanstead Road (Stop T) Bickley, St George’s Church (Stop J)
Bromley High School

07:52 07:56 07:59

08:00 08:04 08:10

Crofton Road, Crofton Lane (Stop CB)
Crofton Road, Glyndebourne Park (Stop CD)

BB

CCC-
Crofton Road, Starts Hill Road (Stop HL)
Farnborough Park

07:55 07:57 08:00 08:10

16:14 16:12 16:10 16:00

A-

Hastings Road, Bus Garage (Stop BP)
Bromley High School

4 Crystal Palace

Stop

CCCCCCCCB

  • Stop
  • PM
  • AM

6 Woolwich

  • Crystal Palace, Westow Hill (Stop K)
  • 07:22

07:25 07:36 07:39 07:41 07:46 07:48 07:52 07:55 08:01 08:04 08:05 08:10
16:50 16:47 16:36 16:33 16:27 16:25 16:23 16:20 16:17
Crystal Palace Station (Stop M)

  • Zone
  • Stop
  • AM
  • PM

Clock House Station, Beckenham Library (Stop BD) Beckenham High Street, War Memorial (Stop P)
Chancery Lane Beckenham (Stop L) Hayes Lane, Kenwood Drive (Stop PC) Hayes Lane, Brabourne Rise (Stop PH)
Westmoreland Road, Broadoaks Way (Stop F)
St Mark's Church (Stop E)

CCCCCCCBB-

Woolwich Arsenal Station (Stop M)
Shooters Hill Road, Woolwich Common (Stop H) Well Hall Roundabout, The Coronet (Stop N)
Eltham Church (Stop K)
07:15 07:22 07:30 07:34 07:46 07:50 07:54 07:59 08:05 08:10
17:00 16:53 16:44 16:40 16:27 16:21 16:16 16:13 16:07 16:00
Sidcup Station (Stop G)
Sidcup, Charlton Road (Stop S)

Perry St, Beaverwood Road
Bromley Lane, Chislehurst War Memorial (Stop R)
Chislehurst Station (Stop B)

  • B
  • Bromley Common, Southlands Road (Stop BA)

Southborough Road, Blenheim Road Oldfield Road, St Georges Road

16:11

B

16:07 16:06 16:00

Bromley High School

B

  • -
  • Bromley High School

  • LATE BUS SERVICE
  • OTHER TRANSPORT

Bikes

Girls are welcome to cycle to school, with bicycle racks situated just behind the science block at the rear of the site. It is recommended that bikes are secured using a suitable lock.

Late Bus

Cars

Departure from school: 17:30

Girls may drive to and from school once written permission has been received from both their parents and Mrs Bird (Head of Sixth Form). Driving is only permitted once girls have obtained a full driving licence. Girls are not permitted to drive or park on the Bromley High School site; they should park considerately without causing inconvenience to local residents. Further details are available in the Sixth Form Drivers Policy, copies of which are available from Mrs Bird.

In response to parental requests, Bromley High School will continue to provide a late bus service from September 2020. Buses depart from the school at 17:30 serving the areas north of the school. Subject to demand, further buses can be provided to other areas.

Parents need to book their daughter on the service at least 6 hours in advance through the online booking system and the exact route will be calculated each day depending on demand. You will receive a confirmation email upon booking the late bus service, which will confirm that your daughter is able to travel.

Taxis

The school’s recommended taxi suppliers are Cannon Cars of Bromley and Bromley South Cars. Cannon Cars of Bromley can be contacted on 0208 777 8888. Bromley South Cars can be contacted on 0208 464 4441.

If you have any questions, or you need to change your booking, please get in touch with us via the Contact Us form online. Fares on the late bus service are the same as those on the other school bus services, and if you purchase a bus pass for the school bus service, your daughter can use the late bus service at no extra cost.

Go to
Contact our Transport bromleyhigh.vectare.co.uk

to locate your nearest bus stop and book ad hoc or regular travel
Make your booking and get instant confirmation
Department via the website if you have any questions

1 2 3

  • FARES
  • TERMS & CONDITIONS

passengers, their parents and Bromley High School in order to provide safe, comfortable and civilised journeys for all passengers.

  • 1. This agreement is made between all school bus
  • 9. No pupil is permitted to travel on the School Bus

Service if not pre-booked for that bus, as they will not be insured to travel. Other arrangements for journeys to and from school must be made by them or their parents.

Zone A

£1.60 £182

Zone B

£4.20
£577

Zone C

£10.40
£873

2. Arrangements for pupils’ journeys to and from school are the responsibility of their parents. To assist with discharging this responsibility, Bromley High School provides a School Bus Service.

Single journey (ad-hoc)

10. Pupils must travel to and from Bromley High School in full school uniform or a full school tracksuit (except on approved non-uniform days).

AM only / PM only (per year) Return travel (per year)

3. Transport on the School Bus Service must be arranged in advance and is paid for through the Vectare booking system.
11. Pupils should be at the bus stop 5 minutes before the scheduled time of departure to ensure they don’t miss the service.

£1,456

  • £312
  • £962

4. Bookings on the School Bus Service are nonrefundable in the event of a pupil failing to travel. Regular travel must be booked for a full academic year.
12. Good conduct is required at all times. Bullying, shouting, use of foul language, dropping litter, playing music, or any other misbehaviour is strictly forbidden.

5. Bookings are to be made online via bromleyhigh.vectare.co.uk.
13. Except when embarking or disembarking, all passengers must remain seated with their seatbelts fastened correctly.
6. Each pupil for whom an online form has been

submitted will be added to a bus list detailing the service they travel on, their bus stop and what travel has been paid for. Their name will appear on a list, which will be checked by the driver.
14. Whilst on a School Bus, all passengers must accept without question the authority of a member of Bromley High School staff, a transport company official, or a school prefect or bus monitor, who may ask them to obey any reasonable instruction such as to pick up litter, desist from certain actions or to move to a different seat.
7. It will be the parent’s responsibility to inform the
School via the Contact Us form on the website if they no longer wish for their child to use the School Bus Service. One full term’s notice must be given by a parent prior to the removal of a pupil from the School Bus Service (apart from an ad-hoc journey).
15. Failure to comply with these conditions may result in disciplinary action, including temporary or permanent withdrawal of permission to use the School Bus Service.

Sign up to our school bus service

8. If you wish for your child to use the School Bus
Service on an ad-hoc basis, or to vary the details of their bus travel as a one-off, you should book travel via the online website prior to travel. A charge of £1.60, £4.20 or £10.40 per single journey is levied for individual trips depending on location.
16. Bromley High School aims for 95% of journeys to operate within the transport industry window of tolerance of one minute early to five minutes late, however timings may vary due to traffic conditions or unforeseen circumstances. Drivers will not wait past the scheduled departure time.

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TEL. 020 8781 7000 - EMAIL. [email protected] - WEB. WWW.BROMLEYHIGH.GDST.NET

The Girls’ Day School Trust Registered Charity No. 306983 Registered Office 10 Bressenden Place, Westminster, London SW1E 5DH - www.gdst.net

Produced by Vectare for Bromley High School © Vectare 2020

Timetable, route and fare information is correct as of July 2020. This guide is produced for information only. We cannot be held liable for any errors or omissions or for any loss or damages caused, howsoever arising and including consequential losses, as a result of the use of this School Transport and Travel Guide. Please note that school bus routes are subject to change.

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    GREENWICH PARK CONSERVATION PLAN 2019-2029 GPR_DO_17.0 ‘Greenwich is unique - a place of pilgrimage, as increasing numbers of visitors obviously demonstrate, a place for inspiration, imagination and sheer pleasure. Majestic buildings, park, views, unseen meridian and a wealth of history form a unified whole of international importance. The maintenance and management of this great place requires sensitivity and constant care.’ ROYAL PARKS REVIEW OF GREEWNICH PARK 1995 CHAIRMAN’S FOREWORD Greenwich Park is England’s oldest enclosed public park, a Grade1 listed landscape that forms two thirds of the Maritime Greenwich World Heritage Site. The parks essential character is created by its dramatic topography juxtaposed with its grand formal landscape design. Its sense of place draws on the magnificent views of sky and river, the modern docklands panorama, the City of London and the remarkable Baroque architectural ensemble which surrounds the park and its established associations with time and space. Still in its 1433 boundaries, with an ancient deer herd and a wealth of natural and historic features Greenwich Park attracts 4.7 million visitors a year which is estimated to rise to 6 million by 2030. We recognise that its capacity as an internationally significant heritage site and a treasured local space is under threat from overuse, tree diseases and a range of infrastructural problems. I am delighted to introduce this Greenwich Park Conservation Plan, developed as part of the Greenwich Park Revealed Project. The plan has been written in a new format which we hope will reflect the importance that we place on creating robust and thoughtful plans.
  • A Stylish and Contemporary Family Home

    A Stylish and Contemporary Family Home

    A stylish and contemporary family home Mount Pleasant, Biggin Hill, Westerham, Kent, TN16 £2,750 pcm plus fees apply, Unfurnished Available from now • Contemporary family home • Spacious accommodation • Open plan living • Desirable outdoor space • Off street parking About this property Set in the heart of Biggin Hill, this recently built family home offers stylish and contemporary living throughout. Opening into the entrance hall the family room overlooks the front of the property and enjoys a large bay window. To the rear is a spacious and modern kitchen fitted with a range of contemporary shaker style upper and lower cupboards, central island with breakfast bar seating, and a selection of integrated appliances. There is also an open plan dining area and 2 sets of double doors leading to the rear patio and garden beyond. The ground floor also provides a convenient utility/mud room with access to the side of the property, and a guest cloakroom. The first floor offers 2 generously sized double bedrooms, both benefitting from en suite shower rooms. There is also a large storage cupboard. The second floor boasts 2 additional bedrooms and a further bathroom fitted with a modern suite including a bath tub, wash stand and W.C. Externally the property is approached by a block paved driveway and front garden, mainly laid to lawn. To the rear is an elevated garden, also mainly laid to lawn, and a detached double garage. Local Authority Bromley District Council, Bromley Council Tax Band = F Energy Performance EPC Rating = B Viewing All viewings will be accompanied and are strictly by prior arrangement through Savills Sevenoaks Lettings Office.
  • Land to the Rear of 76 Vanbrugh Park, London SE3 7AN Consented Freehold Development Opportunity View More Information

    Land to the Rear of 76 Vanbrugh Park, London SE3 7AN Consented Freehold Development Opportunity View More Information

    Home Description Location Terms • Consented single plot development opportunity • Planning permission for a 3 bedroom house measuring 1,786 sqft • Located in Blackheath • Close proximity to Westcombe Park Station • OIRO £500,000 f/h DESCRIPTION An opportunity to acquire a consented development site in a desirable location with planning permission for a modern 2/2.5 storey, plus basement house measuring 1,786 sqft. This rare chance to purchase a consented development site in Blackheath will appeal to developers and owner occupiers. PLANNING Planning consent was granted by Greenwich Council for the ‘Construction of new part 2/2.5 storey over basement house fronting Heathway with off-street parking and amenity space. Ref. ‘16/0428/F.’ FURTHER INFORMATION Copies of the following are available upon request: • Plans of consented scheme • Decision notice • Design and access statement • Title plans • Comparable evidence for re-sales Land to the rear of 76 Vanbrugh Park, London SE3 7AN Consented freehold development opportunity View more information... Land to the rear of 76 Vanbrugh Park, London SE3 7AN Home Description Location Terms View all of our instructions here... III III LOCATION The development site is located in Blackheath only 0.7 miles from Westcombe Park Railway Station which provides a direct and frequent service to London Bridge in less than 15 minutes. There are bus stops less than 180 metres away which services the local area. The iconic Greenwich Park is less than 0.2 miles away, whilst Blackheath Village is 1 mile from the site. The village includes a variety of popular restaurants and cafes, as well as national retailers including Costa and Barclays.
  • Top Floor Flat, Top Floor Flat, Westcombe Park Road

    Top Floor Flat, Top Floor Flat, Westcombe Park Road

    Top Floor Flat, Westcombe Park Road, Blackheath SE3 7RE £££625£625625,000,000 LEASELEASEHOLDHOLD The whole top floor (second) of this rather impressive, double fronted, Victorian building that was comprehensively refurbished over recent years to a very high standard, to include the cleaning of the yellow stock brick front elevation and the full installation of double-glazed windows. It has full independent gas fired central heating and a door entry-phone system. The flat has tremendous light and space, featuring a very good sized reception room, two good sized double bedrooms, one with an en-suite shower room, also a main luxurious bathroom and a superbly fitted kitchen with granite work-surfacing, integrated appliances and a WI-FI smart oven/microwave. The standout feature of the flat is the wonderful private roof terrace that is large enough to accommodate a proper sized dining table, enjoying a fabulous panoramic view towards Canary Wharf, the River Thames, with the outline of the City beyond. This fine period building is located just before the mini-roundabout with Vanbrugh Hill on the northern side of Westcombe Park Road, very close to the Royal Greenwich Park, and just a short walk from Maze Hill mainline railway station which provides a fast service into central London. The local shops at the Blackheath Royal Standard are close-by, together with good local bus routes. THE ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES : Entrance Hall ● Reception Room ● Fitted Kitchen ● Master Bedroom with En-Suite Shower Room ● Second Double Bedroom ● Bathroom ● Roof Terrace ● UPVC Double Glazed Windows ● Full Gas Central Heating ● Door Entry-Phone ● Residents Street Parking ● Boiler Replaced 2016 with Nest Thermostat System - 2 – Top Floor Flat, Westcombe Park Road, Blackheath SE3 7RE The accommodation comprises FIRST FLOOR The entrance door to flat, with the final flight of stairs to the top floor within the demise of the flat.
  • Buses from St. Mary Cray

    Buses from St. Mary Cray

    Buses from St. Mary Cray Plumstead Granville Bexley Maylands Hail & Ride Albany Blendon Crook Log Common Road Swingate Willersley Sidcup section 51 Herbert Road Lane Welling Avenue Sidcup Police Station Road Lane Drive Park Penhill Road Woolwich Beresford Square Plumstead Edison Hook Lane Halfway Street Bexleyheath Route finder for Woolwich Arsenal Common Road Cray Road Friswell Place/Broadway Shopping Centre Ship Sidcup B14 Bus route Towards Bus stops Queen Marys Hospital WOOLWICH WELLING SIDCUP R11 51 Orpington ɬ ɭ ɹ Lewisham Lewisham R1 St. Pauls Cray BEXLEYHEATH Grovelands Road Sevenoaks Way ɨ ɯ ɻ Conington Road/ High Street Lee High Road Hail & Ride section Midfield Way Woolwich Tesco Clock Tower Belmont Park 273 273 Lewisham ɦ ɩ ɯ ɼ Midfield Way Midfield Way Lewisham Manor Park St. Pauls Wood Hill N199 Breakspears Drive &KLSSHUÀHOG5RDG Croxley Green Petts Wood ɧ ɬ ɭ ɹ ɽ Mickleham Road continues to LEWISHAM Hither Green Beddington Road Chipperfield Road Sevenoaks Way B14 Bexleyheath ɦ ɩ ɯ ɻ Trafalgar Square Cotmandene Crescent Walsingham Road for Charing Cross Lee Orpington ɧ ɬ ɭ ɹ Mickleham Road The yellow tinted area includes every Mickleham Road Goose Green Close Baring Road Chorleywood Crescent bus stop up to about one-and-a-half R1 ɧ ɬ ɭ ɹ miles from St. Mary Cray. Main stops Green Street Green Marvels Lane are shown in the white area outside. ɦ ɩ ɯ ɻ St. Pauls Wood Hill Sevenoaks Way St. Pauls Cray Lewisham Hospital Brenchley Road Broomwood Road R3 Locksbottom ɶ ɽ H&R2 Dunkery Road St. Pauls Wood Hill Orpington ɷ ɼ H&R1 Chislehurst St.
  • THE JOURNAL of the UNITED REFORMED CHURCH HISTORY

    THE JOURNAL of the UNITED REFORMED CHURCH HISTORY

    THE JOURNAL of the UNITED REFORMED CHURCH HISTORY SOCIETY (incorporating the Congregational Historical Society, founded in 1899, and the Presbyterian Historical Society of England, founded in 1913). EDITOR; Dr. CLYDE BINFIELD, M.A., F.S.A. Volume 6 No 2 May 1998 CONTENTS Editorial . 69 Notes . 70 Ian Sellers (1931-1997) by John Munsey Turner. 71 Nursed by the Church: The Founding of the Congregational Schools by Alan Argent .............................. : . ·72 A Learned and Gifted Protestant Minister:John Seldon Whale, 19 December 1896- 17 September 1997 by Clyde Binfield . 97 Reformed or United? Twenty-five Years of the United Reformed Church by David M. Thompson . 131 Reviews by David Hilborn, Robert Pope, Alan P.F. Sell, Roger Tomes . and Clyde Binfield. 144 Some Contemporaries (1996) by Alan P.F. Sell.................... 151 Bunhill Fielders by Brian Louis Pearce . Inside back cover EDITORIAL This issue has an educational aspect. Each year Reports to Assembly include reports from six schools - Caterham, Eltham College, Silcoates, Taunton, Walthamstow Hall, and Wentworth College (as it is now called). That these are not the sum total of Congregationalism's contribution to independent education is made clear in Alan Argent's article. Although links with the United Reformed Church are now slender (they might be described as pleasant but formal), origins cannot be wished away. In the past year Taunton and Wentworth College have produced attractive histories. The current General Secretary of the United Reformed Church is an Old Silcoatian; an investigative journalist noted, in the course of the last election, that the wives of Paddy Ashdown, the late Harold Wilson, and Neil Hamilton, were past pupils of Wentworth Milton Mount.