The Open Guide to London: the free London guide - Differences between Version 6 and Version 5 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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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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