Place Name The name can be traced back to 1257 when it was the manorial home of Walter Albyn, it…
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Place Name The name can be traced back to 1257 when it was the manorial home of Walter Albyn, it…
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Place Name William Agar (1767 – November 5, 1838) was an irascible Yorkshireman, who lived in the vicinity. Agar, a…
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Place Name Previously known as St Paul’s Road, it was renamed Agar Grove in the first half of the 20thCentury,…
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Place Name Thought to be where a Saxon royal had once made their home since the first recorded name, from…
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PLACE NAME A reference to the earlier Addiscombe Road, which according to East Croydon Community Organisation (ECCO) first appeared on…
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Place Name Eadda or Æddi’s estate from an Anglo-Saxon personal name and the word camp, meaning an enclosed area in…
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Place Name Remembering the hamlet which was subsumed into Kenley in the 20thCentury. The name Waddington goes back to Saxon…
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Place Name Previously part of Featherbed Lane. The name Addington is a corruption of Eddintone, which was recorded in the…
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Place Name Originally this road only extended between Longley Road and Lambeth Road in the mid-1860s. The name Addington is…
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Place Name The road leading to North Acton, it follows the line of a footpath through fields. The name Acton…
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