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You can also see Angell Pond at the junction of Capel and Woodford Roads, developed by West Ham council engineer Lewis Angell to assist drainage on the Flats, which were very boggy. A bandstand soon appeared too demolished in the 1950s. is the estimated property value as of today. This is calculated by considering the last sale price and average growth of 19.762025177169143% per year in the region. The map below also marks the arrival of the Tottenham and Forest Gate Junction Railway (now the Barking-Gospel Oak) with Wanstead Park station opened 1894. This is an example of blatant marketing by the railway company, since it is nowhere near Wanstead Park proper. Built on a Lie – The Rise and Fall of Neil Woodford and the Fate of Middle England’s Money– Owen Walker

The information on housing, people, culture, employment and education that is displayed about Chestnut Avenue, Edgware, HA8 7RA is based on the last census performed in the UK in 2021. Yet the chance discovery of hundreds of secret letters and diaries of three women – many quoted in this account – shattered the image. These amazing documents show in intriguing and often explicit detail that, as a husband and father of seven, he had an affair and liaisons with members of his congregation. Just how much did his family and friends know?From HM Land Registry price paid data we exclude category B type transactions as well as transactions where an error may have occurred (at our discretion) or where we believe that the transaction may not be related to a property. This may impact property price estimates as well as other data / information shown.

The 1863 Ordnance Survey map published 1873 (see below) shows the narrow and wide Chestnut Avenue, more or less on the current alignment, but with no housing development.HomeValued is a residential property price information service. We provide useful information for specific properties and areas, along with other relevant services.

There were a number of these kind of societies in East London at the time, they were often known as Four Per Cent Societies. They were privately funded by non- exploitative investors/landlords, who wanted to build decent housing for working people, and in exchange were guaranteed a four per cent return on their capital - paid for from the rents. In 1923 he converted and reinvented himself as one of the most celebrated Catholic writers in the English-speaking world, with nine books to his name. Widely respected for his knowledge, passion and insight, he worked alongside Bertrand Russell and counted G.K. Chesterton among his friends. The press cutting, above, shows that even in the 1890s in Carnarvon Road, just this side of Stratford, there were active market gardens and horticultural producers. In Built on a Lie, the Financial Times reporter who broke and followed the story, Owen Walker reveals the disastrous failings of Woodford, the greed at the heart of his operation, the flaws of an industry in thrall to its star performers and the dangers of limited regulation. With exclusive access to Woodford’s inner circle, the author reveals the full, jaw-dropping story of Europe’s biggest investment scandal in a decade. The Great Eastern arrived at Forest Gate in 1839. The army of clerks in the City of London needed housing and new suburbs sprang up to meet the demand as shown on the next map.His report, of 1855, had the rather clumsy title of Report of the General Board of Health on a Preliminary Inquiry into the Sewerage, Drainage and Supply of Water, and the sanitary Conditions of the Inhabitants of the Parish of West Ham in the County of Essex. For Scotland, 2011 data is shown (update coming soon, the Scottish census was delayed by a year unlike the rest of the UK). The latest in Peter and Mark’s series of half a dozen books on the history of Wanstead Flats, and tells the story of cattle grazing locally, and the colourful characters involved. Out of all property types, Detached property has always been the most valued and flats are the lowest in valuation. Chestnut Avenue achieved a less welcome footnote to history between the two World Wars. It was the home of Millicent "Scat" Bullivant, a leading light in East London fascism.

Stratford had a wholesale fruit and vegetable market developed by the railway company in Burford Rd. Our agency will not progress an application until the holding deposit has been paid and an application form is completed and returned by the applicant(s). To avoid unnecessary delays, it’s important that you return your application form(s) within 48 hours.The cutting also shows the impact of the Great Eastern Railway (the current Liverpool Street line) in opening the area up to development, allowing rapid movement of people and goods to central London. It is comparable to CrossRail opening up Forest Gate again from 2018. Peter has complemented his own knowledge by accessing the increasingly digitised national newspapers' collection - which can be found here- and has added extracts from this that refer specifically to the roads he features. The reproduction isn't always clear, so we have transcribed sections of them. They add greatly to an understanding of social circumstances of the time, and describe some pretty poor public health and social conditions. Whilst we use our reasonable care and skill in providing our services, we do not warrant or guarantee that the information, data provided, calculation methodologies or valuation estimate methodologies are accurate, free from errors, complete, reliable, constantly available, up to date or fit for your or anyone else's purpose or use. Any property valuation estimates provided are estimates only. They do not take into consideration the current condition of the property, appearance, improvements or alterations made since its last sale, valuation impacting leasehold / freehold matters, valuation impacting local matters and others. Bullivant was the daughter of middle class conservatives from Norfolk and was employed as the secretary to the sales manager at Yardley, the cosmetics company, the core of whose iconic headquarters survives on the approach to Bow Bridge, in Stratford. She lived at 94 Chestnut Avenue.