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AROUND and ABOUT USEFUL LOCAL CONTACTS and INFORMATION Index Page Index Page A3 A3 A3 A3 CLAPHAMCLAPHAM YukoYnukon AGNESAGNES RILEY RILEY Ro Ro COMMOCOMMON N ad ad GARDENSGARDENS e e u u n n e e v v A A s Garsd eGnasrdens e e WANDSWORTWANDSWORTH H PoyndPeorynder c c n n e e COMMOCOMMON N r r a a l l At At C C kins Rkoinasd Road d d a a A214A214 A23 A23 o o R R h h s s i i d d n n e e v v a a C C R R a a d d b b o o u u d d r r a a n n o o e e R R R R r r o o e i e i a a W W d d Z Z A214A214 e e Weir WR eir R A23 A23 n n oad oad TOOTINGTOOTING n n oad oad o o e R e R BEC BECCOMMO COMMON N r r rp rp ho ho R R t t de de o o Hy Hy ad ad a a y Ro y Ro d d bra bra Cam Cam HOW TO FIND REVIVAL FROM THE M25/A3 JUNCTION 10 Head north east on Portsmouth Rd/A3 signed to Central London, through Kingston and Tolworth to the Robin Hood junction. Continue following signs for A3 Central London. At Roehampton junction and then at Tibbetts Corner, continue to follow signs for A3 Central London. Through Wandsworth, follow signs for A205 South Circular Central London, A3 Central London, Clapham Junction and Balham. Continue up Battersea Rise for approximately one mile and then turn right at the lights into The Avenue. At the end of The Avenue, take the middle lane and cross Balham Hill into Cavendish Road. Follow Cavendish Road for approximately 800 yards and turn right at the lights into Clarence Avenue. At the roundabout, take the fourth exit onto Atkins Road. Revival is approximately 250 yards on the left. FROM THE M25/A20 JUNCTION 3 Take the A20 signed to London South East A20 Lewisham and follow the road for approximately 8 miles. At Cliftons Roundabout, take the first exit A205 South Circular, signed to Catford and Bromley. At the Catford gyratory system, continue to follow signs for the A205 South Circular, Clapham Junction. At the Forest Gate junction, continue on the A205 South Circular to Clapham Junction. At the Grove junction, turn left and follow the signs to Clapham Junction and Dulwich village. Through Dulwich, continue on the A205 South Circular. At the Tulse Hill junction, follow the A205 South Circular signed to Clapham Junction and Balham. Taking Christchurch Road out of Tulse Hill, continue along the A205 South Circular. Cross the A23 and continue for approximately 800 yards. At the lights, turn left onto Clarence Avenue. At the roundabout, take the fourth exit onto Atkins Road. Revival is approximately 250 yards on the left. FROM BALHAM STATION On leaving Balham Station walk northwards up Balham High Road for approximately 450 yards.Turn right into Ravenswood Road. At the end of the road, turn left onto Cavendish Road. After approximately 125 yards, turn right onto Atkins Road. Revival is approximately 225 yards on the right. www.fairview.co.uk AROUND AND ABOUT USEFUL LOCAL CONTACTS AND INFORMATION Index Page Index Page 1.0 Nursery & Primary Schools 1 10.0 Cinema & Theatre 3 2.0 Secondary Schools & Sixth Forms 1 11.0 Swimming Pools 3 3.0 Hospitals/Doctors 1 12.0 Libraries and Citizens Advice Bureau 3 4.0 Dental Surgeries 1 13.0 Pharmacies 4 5.0 Post Offices 1 14.0 Police 4 6.0 Supermarkets 2 15.0 Taxis 4 7.0 Restaurants, Wine Bars & Public Houses 2 16.0 Travel 4 8.0 General Shopping 2 17.0 Buses 5 9.0 Leisure 3 1.0 NURSERY AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS School Age Address Distance Telephone Abacus Early Learning 1-5 135 Laitwoood Road, Balham SW12 9QH 0.5 miles 020 8675 8093 St. Bede’s R.C. Infants & Nursery 3-7 Thornton Road, Balham SW12 0LF 0.5 miles 020 8674 7292 Balham Nursery School 3-5 72 Endlesham Road, Balham SW12 8JL 0.9 miles 020 8673 4055 Nightingales Nursery 3-5 Malwood Road, Balham SW12 8EN 0.9 miles 020 8772 6056 St. Bernadette Catholic Jr. School 7-11 1-4 Atkin Road, Balham SW12 0AB 0.4 miles 020 8673 2061 Telferscot Primary School 4-11 Telferscot Road. Balham SW12 0HW 0.5 miles 020 8673 7362 The White House School 4-11 24 Thornton Road, Balham SW12 0LF 0.5 miles 020 8674 9514 Henry Cavendish Primary School 4-11 Hydlethorpe Road, Balham SW12 0JA 0.5 miles 020 8673 3376 Alderbrook Primary School 4-11 Oldridge Road, Balham SW12 8PP 1.0 mile 020 8673 4913 2.0 SECONDARY SCHOOLS & SIXTH FORMS School Age Address Distance Telephone Chesnut Grove School 11-19 45 Chesnut Grove, Balham SW12 8JZ 1.1 miles 020 8673 8737 Lambeth Academy 11-18 Elms Road, Clapham SW4 9ET 1.1 miles 020 7819 4700 Ernest Bevin College* 11-16 Beechcroft Road, Tooting SW17 7DF 1.8 miles 020 8672 8582 Streatham & Clapham High (Girls) 3-18 42 Abbotswood Road, London SW16 1AW 1.8 miles 020 8677 8400 St. Xavier Sixth Form College 16+ 10 Malwood Road, Balham SW12 8EN 0.9 miles 020 8772 6000 Lambeth College (Careers College) ** 45 Clapham Common South Side, Clapham SW4 9BL 1.5 miles 020 7501 5000 *Boys 11-16 years, co-ed Sixth Form ** From Young to Adult - Apprenticeships, Courses and Higher Education level. 3.0 HOSPITALS / DOCTORS Hospital / Surgery Address Distance Telephone Star Services Day Hospital 1 Belthern Crescent, Balham SW12 0NS 0.1 miles 020 8243 2560 King’s College Hospital Denmark Hill, London SE5 9RS 4.0 miles 020 3299 9000 The Surgery 298 Cavendish Road, Balham SW12 0PL 0.4 miles 020 8675 2029 Balham Hill Surgery 143-145 Balham High Road, Balham SW12 9DL 0.6 miles 020 8673 1776 Courtyard Surgery 1 Poynders Road, London SW4 8NU 0.7 miles 020 8673 1386 Balham Park Surgery 236 Balham High Street, Balham SW17 7AW 1.0 mile 020 8772 8772 4.0 DENTAL SURGERIES Surgery Address Distance Telephone Dental Clinique 40 Balham High Road, Balham SW12 9AQ 0.5 miles 020 8675 7307 Trinity Fields Dental 194 Trinity Road, Wandsworth Common SW17 7HR 1.5 miles 020 8672 7766 Crescent Lodge Dental Practice 28 Clapham Common South Side, Clapham SW4 9BN 1.7 miles 020 7622 5333 Ten The Pavement Dental Health 10 The Pavement, Clapham SW4 0HY 2.1 miles 020 7622 7610 5.0 POST OFFICES Post Offices Address Distance Telephone Cavendish Road Sub Post Office 273 Cavendish Road, Balham SW12 0PH 0.5 miles 020 8673 3361 Post Office Ltd 92A Balham High Road, Balham SW12 9AF 0.5 miles 0845 722 3344 1 6.0 SUPERMARKETS Supermarkets Address Distance Telephone Sainsbury’s 147-151 Balham High Road, Balham SW12 9AU 0.7 miles 020 8675 1162 Waitrose 134 Balham High Road, Balham SW12 9BN 0.7 miles 020 8675 0319 Costcutter 84 Bedford Hill, Balham SW12 9HR 0.9 miles 020 8675 7575 Marks & Spencer 2a Balham Hill, Clapham SW12 9EA 0.9 miles 020 7228 2545 Tesco Clapham Superstore South London Hospital, Clapham SW4 9DE 1.5 miles 0345 677 9862 Morrisons 350-372 Streatham High Road, Streatham SW16 6HP 2.1 miles 020 8769 5526 Asda 204 Lavender Hill, Battersea South SW11 1JG 2.3 miles 020 7223 0101 7.0 RESTAURANTS , WINE BARS & PUBLIC HOUSES Restaurants, Wine Bars & Public Houses Address Distance Telephone The Devonshire 39 Balham High Road, Balham SW19 9AN 0.5 miles 020 8673 1363 Gazette Balham (restaurant) 96-100 Balham High Road, Balham SW12 9AA 0.6 miles 020 8772 1232 Light of Gurkha (restaurant) 88 Balham High Road, Balham SW12 9AG 0.6 miles 020 8673 4160 Harrison’s Restaurant Brasserie Bar 15-19 Bedford Hill, Balham SW12 9RG 0.7 miles 020 8675 6900 The Avalon 16 Balham Hill, Balham SW12 9EB 0.9 miles 020 8675 8613 The Bedford 77 Bedford Hill, Balham SW12 9HD 0.9 miles 020 8682 8940 Bombay Inn (restaurant) 220 Brixton Hill, Balham SW2 1HE 0.9 miles 020 8671 7372 The Grove Pub 39 Oldridge Road, Balham SW12 8PN 1.1 miles 020 8673 6531 Hung’s Chinese (restaurant) 2 Sunnyhill Road, London SW16 2UH 1.7 miles 020 8769 0176 8.0 GENERAL SHOPPING From Revival you are very well The Centre contains not only shops There are also a variety of eating served for all your shopping needs. but restaurants and a cinema. Most establishments:- Spur Steak Only nine short stops on the stores are open from 9am till late & Grill, Chimichanga, Ekachal, underground and you are at Leicester Monday to Saturday and from 11am - Wagamamma, Nando’s, McDonalds Square, what could be the start of 5pm on Sunday. and many more. a great shopping adventure in the heart of London. You have a vast range of retail In the Centre you will also find outlets:- W.H. Smith, Waitrose, Cineworld, a 14 screen cinema If you prefer to shop even closer Topshop, TK Maxx, The Body Shop, complex. to home you have the Southside Superdrug, River Island, Primark, Shopping Centre, in Wandsworth, Next, Mothercare, JD Sports, Gap, There are 1,180 safe secure parking only 3.3 miles away. Foot Locker, Carphone Warehouse, spaces with direct access to the Boots and Argos to name but a few. shops. (2 NCP-run car parks).
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