The Open Guide to London: the free London guide - Differences between Version 7 and Version 2 of Locale Brockley And Honor Oak

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This is a fairly representative suburban area of [[Locale South London\|south London]].	This is a fairly representative suburban area of [[south London]].
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The region has three [[rail]] stations - Brockley, Crofton Park and Honor Oak Park (note: the last two are very close to each other). Getting to them from [[Locale Central London\|central London]] can be a bit tricky due to privatised rail companies running different routes with curious scheduling.	The region has three [[rail]] stations - Brockley, Crofton Park and Honor Oak Park (note: the last two are very close to each other). Getting to them from [[central London]] can be a bit tricky due to privatised rail companies running different routes with curious scheduling.
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Also consider Catford/Catford bridge which is a 10 minute walk from Crofton Park
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This is a fairly representative suburban area of south London.

Travel

The region has three rail stations - Brockley, Crofton Park and Honor Oak Park (note: the last two are very close to each other). Getting to them from central London can be a bit tricky due to privatised rail companies running different routes with curious scheduling.

Despite what the London Connections map may suggest, you can only get to Crofton Park from Victoria Station on weekends - during the week you should go from Blackfriars Station.
Or you could go to Brockley or Honor Oak Park instead - neighbouring stops on the line that runs to Caterham - which can be reached from Charing Cross Station or London Bridge Station.

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