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All Points for 2011 Postcode 7638 Point Location E1 6 Town of Ramsgate PH Wapping High Street 73 London Independent Hospital Beaumont Square 5 Panama House Beaumont Square 66 Royal London Hospital Whitechapel Road 5 London Wool & Fruit Brushfield Street Exchange 65 Mile End Hospital Bancroft Road 5 Royal Foundation of Saint Butcher Row 59 Wapping Station Wapping High Street Katharine 42 Guoman Tower Hotel Saint Katharine’s Way 5 King David Lane Cable Street/The Highway John Orwell Sports Centre Tench Street 27 5 English Martyrs Club Chamber Street News International Pennington Street 26 5 Travelodge Aldgate East Chamber Street 25 Wiltons Music Hall Graces Alley Hotel 25 Whitechapel Art Gallery Whitechapel High Street 5 Albert Gardens Commercial Road 24 Prospect of Whitby PH Wapping Wall 5 Shoreditch House Club Ebor Street 22 Hawksmoor Restaurant E1 Commercial Street 5 Water Poet Restaurant Folgate Street 22 Poppies Fish & Chips Hanbury Street 5 Barcelona Tapas Bar & Middlesex Street 19 Shadwell Station Cable Street Restaurant 17 Allen Gardens Pedley Street/Buxton Street 5 Marco Pierre White's Steak & Middlesex Street/East India House 17 Bedford House E1 Quaker Street Alehouse Wapping High Street Saint Katharine’s Way/Garnet Street 15 Drunken Monkey Bar Shoreditch High Street 5 Light Bar E1 Shoreditch High Street 13 Hollywood Lofts Quaker Street 5 Pegasus House E1 White Horse Lane 12 Stepney Green Station Mile End Road 5 Pensions Management Artillery Lane 12 Spital Square Norton Folgate 4 Institute 12 Kapok Tree Restaurant Osborn Street 4 Fletcher Street Cable Street 11 Bishops Square Brushfield Street/Spital Square 4 Saint Hildas East Community Club Row 11 Watney Market Commercial Road Centre 11 East London Mosque Fieldgate Street/Whitechapel Road 4 Proof House Commercial Road 11 Archers PH Osborn Street 4 Gowers Walk Commercial Road/Hooper Street 10 Artillery Lane E1 Bishopsgate 4 Folgate Street Commercial Street/Norton Folgate 10 Arbour Square Commercial Road 4 Haz Restaurant E1 Cutler Street 10 Troxy Club Commercial Road 4 Thomas More Street East Smithfield 10 Travelodge London City Hotel Harrow Place 4 Ivory House E1 East Smithfield/Saint Katherines Dock 10 Thomas More Square Vaughan Way 4 West Gardens Garnet Street 10 Blind Beggar PH Whitechapel Road 4 Code Street Pedley Street/Buxton Street 9 Beach Blanket Babylon E1 Bethnal Green Road 4 Tobacco Dock Pennington Street 9 Shuttle Street Buxton Street 4 Redchurch Street Shoreditch High Street/Bethnal 9 City Hotel Osborn Street Green Road 8 Rich Mix Bethnal Green Road 4 Society for the Protection of Spital Square 8 Whitechapel Sports Centre Durward Street Ancient Buildings 8 Wilkes Street Fournier Street/Hanbury Street 4 Stockholm House Swedenborg Gardens 8 Peck's Yard Hanbury Street 4 Avis Square Westport Street 8 Crowne Plaza Hotel Shoreditch High Street 4 Andrew Sketchley Theatre Whitechapel Road Shoreditch 3 New Loom House Back Church Lane 8 Pasha Restaurant Wapping High Street 3 Café Naz E1 Brick Lane 8 Beaumont Square White Horse Lane 3 Chicksand Street Brick Lane/Greatorex Street 8 Whitechapel Bell Foundry Whitechapel Road 3 Library Place Cable Street 7 Viajante Restaurant Cambridge Heath Road 3 Ford Square Cavell Street 7 Toynbee Hall Commercial Street 3 Learning Village Commercial Road 7 Royal Mint Court East Smithfield 3 Caroline Street Commercial Road 7 Tayaabs Restaurant Fieldgate Street 3 Ratcliffe Cross Street Commercial Road 7 Travelodge Tower Bridge Goodmans Yard 3 Ibis Hotel E1 Commercial Street Hotel 3 Winterton House Deancross Street 7 Hanbury Street Greatorex Street/Commercial Street 3 Dow Jones & Company East Smithfield/Admiral House 7 Bancroft Road Mile End Road/Globe Road 3 Ocean Estate Ernest Street 7 Dickens Inn Saint Katharine’s Way 3 Cutler Street Harrow Place/Houndsditch 7 Smiths Brasserie Wapping High Street 3 Atlantic Wharf Jardine Road 7 Osborn Street Whitechapel High Street 3 Old Dispensary PH Leman Street 6 OLeary Square Adelina Grove 3 Oliver Conquest PH Leman Street 6 Shoreditch High Street Station Braithwaite Street/Formerly Wheler 3 Stepney Green Mile End Road/Ben Jonson Road Street 3 Sonali Bank Osborn Street 6 Gunmakers Hall Commercial Road 3 Brick Lane Osborn Street/Swanfield Street 6 Whitechapel Fire Station Commercial Road 3 International House E1 Saint Katharine’s Way 6 Grange Tower Bridge Hotel Prescot Street 3 Clerks House Shoreditch High Street 6 Free Trade Wharf The Highway 3 Rainbow Sports Bar Shoreditch High Street Times Asked over the last 365 days All Rights Reserved WizAnn Publications 2012 Point Location 3 Galvin La Chapelle Spital Square 1 Megas Supermarket E1 Braithwaite Street/Quaker Street Restaurant 1 Brick Lane Market Brick Lane 3 Holiday Inn Express E1 The Highway 1 93 Feet East Brick Lane 3 Ensign street The Highway/Cable Street 1 All Star Lanes E1 Brick Lane 3 Gun Wharf E1 Wapping High Street 1 Beigel Factory Brick Lane 3 Bombay Grill Whitechapel Road 1 Hopetown Street Brick Lane/Spelman Street 2 Carlton Square Argyle Road 1 City Limits Wine Bar Brushfield Street 2 Breakfast Club E1 Artillery Lane 1 Punchinello Gate Brushfield Street 2 Gun Street Artillery Lane/Brushfield Street 1 Quaker Street Buxton Street/Wheler Street 2 BMI London Independent Beaumont Square 1 Back Church Lane Cable Street/Commercial Road Hospital 1 Pitsea Street Cable Street/Commercial Road 2 Peter Shore Court Beaumont Square 1 British Association for Early Cavell Street 2 Braithwaite Street Bethnal Green Road Childhood Education 2 Middlesex Street Bishopsgate/Whitechapel High Street 1 Harkness House Christian Street 2 Buxton Street Brick Lane 1 Pedley Street Code Street/Weavers Fields 2 Brick Lane Police Station Brick Lane 1 Anthony Street Commercial Road 2 Vibe Bar Brick Lane 1 McDonalds E1/3 Commercial Road 2 Cable Street Butcher Row/Dock Street 1 Steels Lane Health Centre Commercial Road 2 Hindmarsh Close Cable Street 1 Jubilee Street Commercial Road/Redmans Road 2 Shadwell Fire Station Cable Street 1 Deancross Street Commercial Road/Tarling Street 2 Christian Street Commercial Road/Cable Street 1 Sidney Street E1 Commercial Road/Whitechapel Road 2 Puma Court Commercial Street 1 White Church Lane Commercial Road/Whitechapel Road 2 Brushfield Street Commercial Street/Bishopsgate 1 Boho Mexica Commercial Street 2 Fashion Street Commercial Street/Brick Lane 1 Denning Point Commercial Street 2 Cell Studio Dalston Lane 1 Hawksmoor Restaurant Commercial Street 2 Battle of Cable Street Dock Street 1 Crisis Commercial Street Memorial 1 Fleur De Lis Street Commercial Street 2 Graces Alley Ensign Street 1 Ten Bells PH Commercial Street 2 Tayyabs Restaurant Fieldgate Street 1 Old Spitalfields Market Commercial Street 2 Dennis Severs Museum Folgate Street 1 Fournier Street Commercial Street/Brick Lane 2 Mansell Street Goodmans Yard/Prescot Street 1 Jerome Street Commercial Street/Calvin Street 2 Tubby Issacs Goulston Street 1 Swedenborg Gardens Crowder Street 2 Corbet Place Hanbury Street 1 Barnardo street Devonport Street 2 Hooper Square Hooper Street 1 Vallance Road Dunbridge Street 2 Hooper Street Leman Street/Back Church Lane 1 Soho House E1 Ebor Street/Shoreditch House 2 Prescot Street Leman Street/Mansell Street 1 Plumbers Row Fieldgate Street/Coke Street 2 Chamber Street Mansell Street/Dock Street 1 Blossom Street Fleur Des lis Street/Folgate Street 2 Lanes Restaurant E1 Middlesex Street 1 Newlands Quay Garnet Street 2 Milk Yard Monza Street/Garnet Street 1 Wine Close Garnet Street 2 Bello Café Osborn Street 1 Shadwell Sailing Centre Glamis Road 2 Foffa Bikes Pinchin Street/Unit 9 1 Wapping Wall Glamis Road/Garnet Street 2 Café Namaste Prescot Street 1 KPM Sales Hemming Street 2 Saint Katharine's Dock Saint Katharine’s Way 1 Hatton House E1 Hindmarsh Close 2 Xi Bar Saint Katharine’s Way/Guoman Tower Hotal 1 Shearsmith House Hindmarsh Close 2 Vaughan Way Sampson Street/East Smithfield 1 Screwfix E1 Hockford Street/Highway Trading Estate 2 Rosalind Green Hall Stepney Green 1 Scotia Building Jardine Road 2 Ben Johnson Road Stepney Green/Rhodeswell Road 1 Clark Street Jubilee Street/Cavell Street 2 Cardinal Court Thomas More Street 1 Whites Club E1 Leman Street 2 Sceptre Court Tower Hill 1 Royal Mint Street Mansell Street/Dock Street 2 New Crane Wharf Wapping High Street 1 Alie Street Mansell Street/Goodmans Stile 2 Wapping Stairs Wapping High Street 1 Goodmans Yard E1 Mansell Street/Minories 2 Glamis Road Wapping Wall/Cable Street 1 Portsoken Street Mansell Street/Minories 2 Wellclose Square Wellclose Street 1 Puzzle Bar E1 Middlesex Street 2 City Apartments White Church Lane 1 University of East Anglia Middlesex Street 2 Rectory Square White Horse Lane 1 White Hart PH E1 Mile End Road 2 Booth House ( Salvation Whitechapel Road Army ) 1 Queen Mary & Westfield Mile End Road College E1 2 Whitechapel Station Whitechapel Road 1 Womens Library Old Castle Street 2 Cavell Street Whitechapel Road/Commercial Road 1 Johnny Loves Rosie Osborn Street 1 Goodmans 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