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Grand Union Is Well Connected to the City and West End Education Transport Links M1 Colindale M1 Hornsea Colindale Hornsea HARROW A HARROW A BRENT BRENT M25 CROSS CROSS HighgateHighgate M25 SHOPPINGSHOPPING CENTRE CENTRE Wembley Park T Neasden M1 T N Manor House Wembley Park E A Neasden N R HAMPSTEAD Manor HouseA E AB R HAMPSTEAD R B HEATH E Cricklewood R V I HEATH E WEMBLEY R Cricklewood V PARKI WEMBLEY Wembley R NEASDEN M40 WEMBLEY HAMPSTEAD Central TEMPLE HAMPSTEAD A Wembley PARK NEASDEN Arsenal HACKNEY Central WEMBLEY TEMPLE HAMPSTEAD M 25 Arsenal THE EALING A CITY CENTRAL WEMBLEY Stonebridge ACTON HACKNEYLONDON Park Kentish Town West Hampstead ISLINGTONM4 Stonebridge Kentish Town B A Park A A K ISLINGTON E West Hampstead Alperton R L Heathrow Airport O O A L ALPERTON B I N A E K PARKE ROYAL Alperton R L & OLDO OAK REGENT’S O ALPERTON L A COMMONI N G PARK King’s Cross St Pancras E R A PARK ROYAL N L D A A U N I O N C N Euston & ParkOLD Royal OAK MaryleboneREGENT’S Liverpool Street Old Oak Common IMPERIAL A COMMON G COLLEGE PARK King’s Cross St Pancras R A THE CITY N L WHITE CITY Acton Main Line D A A THE GHERKIN U N I O N C N OXFORD Euston Park Royal Marylebone Farringdon Liverpool Street EALING East Acton IMPERIAL CIRCUS Old Oak Common ST PAUL’S COLLEGE WEST Bank North Acton Paddington CATHEDRAL TOWER OFTHE CITY White City END Oxford Acton Main Line WHITE CITY THE GHERKINLONDON HYDE Circus ACTON KENSINGTON OXFORD EALING Ealing Broadway East Acton CIRCUS CHINAFarringdon PARK TOWN ST PAUL’S London Bridge Acton Central Paddington WEST Bank North ActonA CATHEDRAL TOWER OF White City END Oxford Waterloo TOWER LONDON HYDEHARRODS Circus BRIDGE ACTON KENSINGTON LONDON Ealing Broadway ROYAL CHINA EYE PARK TOWN ALBERT HALL HOUSES OF London Bridge Hammersmith PARLIAMENT Acton Central KNIGHTSBRIDGE Elephant & Castle A Waterloo TOWER M4 HARRODS VAUXHALL BRIDGE Victoria Westminster LONDON CHELSEA ROYAL EYE Kew Bridge Chiswick Vauxhall ALBERT HALL HOUSES OF Hammersmith PARLIAMENT KNIGHTSBRIDGEBATTERSEA Elephant & Castle A NINE ELMS Fulham Broadway PARK M4 Imperial Wharf VAUXHALL Victoria BatterseaWestminster Park CHELSEABATTERSEA Kew Bridge Chiswick Vauxhall BATTERSEA A NINE ELMS Fulham Broadway PARKClapham Common Heathrow Airport A WANDSWORTHImperial Wharf A RICHMOND BatterseaCLAPHAM Park BATTERSEA PARK DULWICH Grand Union is well connected toA the City VILLAGE and West End Clapham Common Heathrow Airport A With Stonebridge Park Station (Zone 3) a short walk away, PaddingtonWANDSWORTH a mere 21 minute tubeA journey, CLAPHAM OxfordRICHMOND Circus just 26 minutes away as well as easy access to the North Circular. PARK DULWICH A VILLAGE For those wanting to travel at a more leisurely pace, you can cycle by the canal to Little Venice and Paddington in just 30 minutes. Education Transport Links SCHOOLS Two train stations are only a short walk away, Stonebridge Park 7 minutes while Alperton Station Alperton Community School 0.6 miles is 14 minutes, both offering direct links into the West End and City. Perivale Primary School 1.5 miles Wembley High Technology College 3.1 miles BIKE UNDERGROUND ROAD AIR Harrow School 4 miles From From Stonebridge Park (SP) ZONE 3 From From Waterview House* or Alperton (A) ZONE 4** Waterview House* Waterview House by road* UNIVERSITIES Neasden Temple Park Royal Park Royal London Heathrow Imperial College London 26 mins by tube 7 minutes 20 minutes (A) 6 minutes 36 minutes University of Westminster 24 mins by tube London Designer Outlet Paddington Central Middlesex Hospital London Luton London College of Fashion 28 mins by tube 9 minutes ZONE 3 12 minutes 40 minutes 21 minutes (SP) Brunel University London 26 mins by car Wembley Stadium Walpole Park London Stansted University College London 35 mins by train 13 minutes Oxford Circus 16 minutes 1 hour 5 minutes Central St Martin’s 41 mins by tube 26 minutes (SP) Ealing Westfield London London City Airport London School of Economics 43 mins by tube 22 minutes Westfield London 18 minutes 1 hour 10 minutes King’s College London 44 mins by tube 29 minutes (A) Paddington Basin Hampstead Heath London Gatwick (VIA GRAND UNION CANAL) Knightsbridge 19 minutes 1 hour 20 minutes 30 minutes 29 minutes (A) *Journey times are approximate only. Source: Google Maps. ** Train times based on an estimated average time. Gunnersbury Park Journey times may be longer on weekends and holidays. King’s Cross 20 minutes Rail services correct at time of print. Source: tfl.gov.uk 30 minutes (SP).
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