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	Orpington - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It is near to the M25 motorway and is connected to central London by train from Orpington railway station.
		Orpington College, a further education college, is the tallest building in the town, and attracts students from a wide area.
		Orpington is 13.3 miles (21.4 km) south east of Charing Cross.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Orpington

	Orpington railway station - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The station was opened on 2 March 1868, when the South Eastern Railway opened its cut-off line between Chislehurst and Tonbridge, thereby reducing its mileage to the south.
		Located in Station Road, the station is a third of a mile from the southern end of Orpington High Street.
		The station has eight platforms, consisting of a centre island and two outer platforms, the latter with bays at the London end.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Orpington_railway_station

	2004 Gathering in Orpington
		The chapel LDS meetinghouse is located next to Orpington Railway Station.
		The bus station is adjacent to the railway station (town side) serves 51 and 358, with the 61, 208 and 353 stop 100 yards from the chapel in Station Road.
		Station Approach is off the A232, a half mile west of Orpington Town Centre.
	myweb.tiscali.co.uk /jacmartin/fhsofmartin/events/gathering2004.html

	Orpington
		Orpington is primarily a 20th century town although it had a main line railway as early as 1868.
		Nineteenth century development was limited mainly to the replacement of existing buildings especially in the High Street, although Orpington New Town between the Priory and St. Mary Cray was built as a small self contained suburb with its own pubs and shops.
		In 1904 the station was rebuilt and enlarged, allowing the train service to be improved considerably.
	www.ideal-homes.org.uk /bromley/orpington.htm

	Orpington railway station - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The station was opened on 2 March 1868, when the South Eastern Railway opened its cut-off line between Chislehurst and Tonbridge, thereby reducing its mileage to the south.
		Located in Station Road, the station is a third of a mile from the southern end of Orpington High Street.
		The station has eight platforms, consisting of a centre island and two outer platforms, the latter with bays at the London end.
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Orpington_railway_station

	RSG: Sites: Orpington - Southern Railway Control Centre
		The bunker at Orpington is located at the rear of the former engine shed on the eastern side of the station behind the bus station.
		There was also a Regional Control, which, for the Southern Railway during WW2, was in purpose built tunnels behind Deepdene House near Dorking, Surrey The house itself, which had become the Deepdene Hotel, had been taken over by the Southern Railway as their Regional Headquarters remaining operational until the mid 1960's.
		During WW2 the three divisions of the Southern Railway (later Southern Region) in the London area were provided with a protected 'bunker' from which desicions could be taken as to which trains have priority and how to allocate scarce resources etc.
	www.subbrit.org.uk /rsg/sites/o/orpington

	Growing up in Orpington
		The Fire Station was opposite the shop and when there was a fire one of the men always nipped into the shop to warn Mrs Smith that the maroon was going to be fired so that she would not get too much of a shock.
		When we passed the water pumps near the railway bridge they seemed enormous to me. They used to go up and down and the noise would frighten me but I was afraid of saying anything for fear of being called a baby.
		The bank by the side of the railway used to be covered in them on late summer evenings and we could always find strawberries there as well.
	www.railways.incanada.net /candate/orpington.htm

	Netherthorpe, Notts
		As well as railway stations and bus routes, and directions from them, the postcode of the airfield is also given.
		The 9 continues to Rayleigh station passing the threshold of runway 06, get off the bus after passing the threshold and walk to the right passed the Essex County Hotel and there are views of aprons reached from the North West Taxiway, not visible from the terminal area.
		Wilts and Dorset/ Stagecoach buses 3,5,6,7,8 and 9 from Salisbury Bus Station, to Old Sarum Beehive (the stop before the roundabout at the Park and Ride), take the road on the right and the airfield entrance is half a mile along on the right.
	www.solent-aviation-society.co.uk /Other/Airfields.htm

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		We recently learned that our request to hold our club meetings there has been approved. The Orpington Baptist Church is on Station Road just east of Orpington railway station.
		The Orpington Baptist Church is on Station Road just east of Orpington railway station.
		A while ago, we had an enquiry from Orpington Baptist Church (OBC) asking for advice on how they might best install a broadband wireless network throughout their site, and it became evident that we might be able to rent a suitable room there for our club meetings.
	nkacc.xwiki.com /xwiki/bin/view/Main/NewVenue?xpage=xml&

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		Extremely well presented 4 bedroom detached house ideally positioned within walking distance of Orpington mainline railway station, Orpington Town Centre, local shops, leisure facilities etc. The property is also well positioned for some excellent local schools including Newstead Woods and St. Olaves.
		This splendid detached family home is situated in a quiet cul-de-sac close to Elmstead Woods railway station (central London commuting times from 25 minutes), has a DOUBLE DETACHED GARAGE, fantastic living space including living room, separate study, luxury kitchen plus dining area which is open plan to the 25’ FAMILY ROOM WITH VAULTED CEILING.
		Originally the site of The Knoll Preparatory School, Hartley Close is a quiet residential much sought after cul-de-sac, forming part of a delightful enclave, within a short walk of Chislehurst and Bickley railway stations (central London commuting times from 25 minutes) and near to many excellent local schools and recreational facilities.
	hump.daxpower.co.uk /newasp/display.asp?area=&pricemin=0&pricemax=300000000&beds=0&s1=1&start=66

	Orpington College : location
		Orpington railway station is only 5 minutes away and is served frequently with trains from:
		The B14 that links Bexleyheath, Albany Park, Sidcup and Orpington has now been improved to included a daily service.
		Details of bus route and timetabling can be found at www.tfl.gov.uk.
	www.orpington.ac.uk /location.htm

	Lewisham station
		Lewisham station is a railway and Docklands Light Railway station in Lewisham in south east London.
		In 1999 the Docklands Light Railway was extended from Island Gardens to Lewisham.
		The station opened in 1857 serving the North Kent and Mid Kent lines.
	www.sciencedaily.com /encyclopedia/lewisham_station

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		At Savernake Station one is brought within sight of the forest, and entering it at this point one is able to enjoy a lovely walk of 6 or 7 miles, which brings one out close to Marlborough Station, with the town on the further side of the railway.
		=Accommodation Obtainable.=--At Alton--"Swan Hotel," "Crown Hotel," etc. Situated about a mile from Alton Station, on the main line of the South-Western Railway, is the little village of Chawton, the residence of Jane Austen at the time when she was producing her best literary work.
		When excavations were going on during the construction of the railway, which passes through the priory grounds, the workmen came upon two leaden coffins, which were discovered to be those of William de Warenne and his wife.
	www.gutenberg.org /dirs/1/1/6/4/11642/11642.txt

	Leyland National
		In a classic pose, SNB263 pauses at Knockholt (Crown) on a circular 471 journey from Orpington via Cudham Knockholt and Pratts Bottom back to Orpington Station.
		SNB105 again, this time at Hitchen Hatch Lane, Sevenoaks, on one of the two afternoon journeys on route 454a between Sevenoaks Bus Station and Sevenoaks Railway Station which worked this way.
		LNB63 at Orpington Station on route 493, the usual haunt of the longer 11.3m examples.
	www.billnot.com /lcbs/ln.html

	Home Page
		The current parishes of St.Giles the Abbot Farnborough, St.Mary's Green Street Green, Christchurch Orpington were all formed from lands originally in the Parish of Chelsfield.
		In April 2001 the Parish re-acquired parts of Chelsfield Park, the shops in Warren Road, Station approach and Chelsfield Station, Oxenden Wood and Homestead Road, Meadway and Spring Gardens, Warren Drive and Russet Close, Woodside and Roseneath Close.
		Up until April 2001 the parish had only approx 1000 inhabitants, with the current boundary revisions this is now closer to 2000.
	www.btinternet.com /~barry.foale/parish.html

	railway
		Our office are 5 minutes walk from Brixton Railway Station.
		Brixton is on the line from London Victoria to Beckenham and Orpington.
		Use the Rail track web site to plan your journey.
	www.ycs82.dial.pipex.com /PorPlc03.html

	CHELSHAM GARAGE 1925 to 1990
		Plans were well under way in the 1920's between Colonel Holman Fred Stephens and the Southern Railway to construct a light railway from Orpington to Sanderstead with stations at :-
		There was no real competition locally from the railway in Chelsham itself, because the two nearest railway lines were down in the valley with a station at Upper Warlingham on the London to Oxted line, and another railway line which runs from London to Caterham with a station at Whyteleafe.
		It was not until 1934 that the London Transport Route 453 buses began running from Warlingham to connect with the train services operated by the Southern Railway in the valley.
	www.btinternet.com /~alan.c.edwards/cm6.html

	Gold Silver Platinum Disc by Awards UK for Music Awards Memorabilia, Vinyl records and autographs
		The nearest railway station is Orpington and there are number of local bus routes to the area.
		Our high street shop can be found in the old village town of Orpington in Kent, England.
		Total Recall Records, the sister to Awards UK, can also be found at the main Orpington address.
	www.awards-uk.com /contactus.html

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		The Memorial Hall is 3 minutes away from Petts Wood railway station (Charing Cross and Victoria to Orpington and Sevenoaks).
		The Orpington Branches of WILPF, Trade Justice Group and CND and Bromley FOE are holding a public meeting at the Memorial Hall, Woodlands Way, Petts Wood.
		Orpington WILPF Branch meets monthly on Tuesday afternoons in Petts Wood or Orpington and serves women in Bromley, S.E London and North West Kent.
	ukwilpf.gn.apc.org /NewsArticles/branchinfo.html

	Brixton Tube Station Brixton Hill Brixton Railway Station
		Brixton railway station Brixton Railway Station is on the train line between London Victoria and Orpington.
		Brixton tube station Brixton Tube station is a station in the London Underground.
		Trains at the station are operated by South Eastern Trains.
	www.masterliness.com /a/Brixton.htm

	Vroom Car Hire > Hire a Car in London - Victoria Railway Station
		VroomUK compares London - Victoria Railway Station car hire prices side by side from the global brands offering you the best London - Victoria Railway Station car hire deals for UK car hire.
		Book your London - Victoria Railway Station car hire directly with the global brands, Hertz, Avis, Thrifty, Alamo, Budget and Sixt.
		To the Southeast, you can tour around Kent which is better know as âthe Garden of England.â To the Northeast, you can cruise in your hire car up to Suffolk and Norfolk.
	vroomvroomvroom.co.uk /locations/VictoriaRailwayStation

	whereweare
		We are about 8 minutes walk away from Orpington Railway Station.
	www.geocities.com /orplibclub/whereweare.html

	Robertsbridge walk to Bodiam Castle and back to Robertsbridge, East Sussex, urban75 walk, April 2005
		An overgrown bay on the down side of the station was the terminus for the Rother Valley Railway which opened in 1900 to Rolvenden (then named Tenterden).
		The South Eastern Railway (SER) opened their line from Tunbridge Wells to Robertsbridge on September 1st 1851, with the line arriving at the cutely named Bopeep junction on the Brighton to Hastings line on January 1st 1852.
		There are hopes that the southern link to Robertsbridge can be reinstated and a collection of railway coaches and equipment can be seen in the yard.
	www.urban75.org /london/robertsbridge.html

	Bromley Borough Police - Homepage
		Bromley Police Headquarters is situated in a new purpose built state of the art building in Bromley High Street next to Bromley South Railway Station.
		We have additional police stations situated at Penge, Beckenham,Orpington and St Mary Cray and Police Offices at West Wickham, Chislehurst and Biggin Hill.
		The Office for National Statistics has also indicated that approximately 34% of the borough households are occupied by persons of pensionable age.
	www.met.police.uk /bromley

	Alan de Maid Petts Wood office - Estate Agents Petts Wood, Kent - Selection of property
		This four bedroom extended semi detached home is situated on the popular East side of Petts Wood within walking distance of local shops, mainline railway station and Crofton Schools.
		This three bedroom semi detached home is ideally situated being close to Petts Wood village with its array of shops and mainline railway station serving London.
		This two bedroom semi detached bungalow is ideally situated with access to Petts Wood shops and mainline station and transport links to both Bromley and Orpington town centres.
	www.findaproperty.com /agent.aspx?agentid=3795&opt=list

	Kent
		There is a nuclear power station located at Dungeness.
		Kent and East Sussex Steam Railway, a heritage railway
		Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch Railway;, a heritage railway
	www.sciencedaily.com /encyclopedia/kent

	DanceWeb Entries for Town: Orpington
		It is a 10 minute walk from Orpington main line station, with direct road links to Bromley and 10 mins from the M25, junction 4.
		Based in Orpington, Kent, we offer Ballroom and Latin classes for all ages and abilties: Beginners, IDTA Exams, Formation Teams, Competitions, Wedding "1st Dance" preparation.
		Nicholas Church, Leamington Avenue, Orpington, Kent, BR6 9QB
	www.danceweb.co.uk /net/ws/?ws=0&m=12&tn=Orpington&ci=36

	Properties for sale in Orpington
		If you are looking for a character semi detached house within a mile of the High Street and Orpington station this may be the one for you.
		Situated in the heart of Orpington town centre this 3 bedroom end terrace property must be seen to be appreciated.
		Offered to the market is this two bedroom purpose built split-level flat situated within striking distance of Orpington Town Centre with amenities, lo...
	www.propertyfinder.com /property/browseBuy/L2977

	Orpington Baptist Church: Life Groups
		Central is in the vicinity of the church (about one mile radius around Orpington Train Station).
		Eastern and Western are either side of the Petts Wood/Orpington/Chelsfield railway line.
		For more information, speak to one of the 3 area leaders (see the pages below).
	www.orpingtonbaptist.org.uk /aahome/life.groups.htm

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