Earlsfield Area Guide
A locals' guide to Earlsfield
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"Buddhapadipa Temple was the first Buddhist temple to be built in Britain and is nestled amongst the residential roads close to Wimbledon Common"
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What locals say about Earlsfield
“Earlsfield is a great location to everything!”
Richard
“It has a superb location. You rarely have to wait more than five minutes for a train into Waterloo and the service is even more frequent during the rush hour. The journey to Waterloo takes around 15 minutes and the connection to the underground from Vauxhall is super-convenient; you can easily be at Oxford Circus in less than half an hour. In the other direction, many other areas of south-west London and Surrey are easily accessible, including Kingston, which is less than 20 minutes away and has a thriving shopping centre, including John Lewis. Via Clapham Junction, Westfield at Shepherds Bush can be reached in less than half an hour.”
Local resident
“Considering how small Earlsfield is it has a huge range of restaurants - Thai, Indian, Korean, Brazilian, great fish and chips, a couple of brasseries and a steak house on the way!”
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Activities near Earlsfield
Around the World in 72 Days
It’s 1889, and American journalist Nellie Bly thinks she can travel the world in less time thank Jules Verne’s famous novel ‘Around the World in Eighty Days’.Read more
Lost The Plot: An Improvised Musical
Every show is a brand new all-singing, all-dancing production…entirely made up on the spot!
Baroque Masterpieces for a Summer's Day
Academy Choir Wimbledon Academy Baroque Players Tickets 20-35, Students and under 18s 5 Online (free) and telephone bookings (small booking fee) available Please note that due to the block colouringthe unallocated seating may appear sold out when that is not the case!Read more
Sisters 360
Recommended for ages 8-12 Fatima and Salima are the closest, coolest, hijabi step-sisters in all of Bradford and they will win the Tiny is Mighty skateboarding competition, there is no doubt about it. They’ve practised every trick in the book, and look (almost) as good as Sky Brown on the telly, just check out their YouTube Channel if you’re not convinced. Nothing will stop them. Except their parents have started whispering in the kitchen about living apart… about moving to different cities… only seeing each other in school holidays. How will they perfect their routine and win gold if their whole lives are about to turn 360 too? Only the greatest super plan ever concocted will help them achieve their dreams. Inspired by real-life skateboarding sisters Layna, Maysa and Amaya, and their hero Olympic Medallist Sky Brown. A brand-new production written by Asif Khan. Approximately 1 hour Access performances: BSL Interpreted: Wednesday 9 April 2.30pm Audio described: Thursday 10 April 2.30pm Relaxed: Thursday 17 April 2.30pmRead more
Isosceles by Lorraine Forrest-Turner
Poetic Justice Productions presents Isosceles by Lorraine Forrest-Turner
Stand up comedy in Raynes park
Stand up comedy at the Pavilion, a sports club at the heart of Raynes Park, it is just a short walk from Raynes park station and we have a belter of a line-up for the evening:Read more
'Comedy Doubles: Matt Forde & Bilal Zafar
Bilal ZafarBilal Zafar was nominated for the lastminute
About Earlsfield
Earlsfield is an area within the London Borough of Wandsworth, London. Earlsfield is a typical London suburb and comprises mostly residential Victorian terraced houses with a high street of shops, bars, and restaurants (very few chain stores) between Garratt Lane, Allfarthing Lane, and Burntwood Lane. Although it has had a slow start and lags behind its neighbour Clapham, Earlsfield - with its schools and family facilities as well as its primary transport link into central London - has a strong housing market.
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