Where is mare street in london

There is considerable division of ethnicities within the UK, with ethnically diverse addresses uncommon outside of urban areas. At the time of the census, approximately Note that an individual may hold one or more passports. The data may include people living in adjacent addresses to E8 3RH. England and Wales are primarily Christian countries, with However, a sizeable portion of the population Some 4.

On average, around 9. Male residents were more than twice as likely to be self-employed than women. Figures for economic activity do not include those aged under 16, or those family members aged who are in full-time education. This data is therefore based on The data was correct as of the census, which was a period of depressed economic activity.

For non-urgent queries, contact For emergency assistance, please contact In September , crimes were reported within half a mile of E8 3RH. Data courtesy of police. See our Data Sources page for more information. Below are the details of the closest services to Hackney. All distances are straightline distances, please consult the map of the facility to check the exact location.

You can also view these details on our interactive services map for E8 3RH. The nearest railway station is London Fields, approximately yards away.

The nearest Overground station is London Fields, approximately yards away. The nearest is London Fields Primary School, approximately yards away.

The nearest is The Greenhouse, approximately yards away. The nearest is Dental Surgery, approximately yards away. The nearest is Infocus Optometrists, approximately yards away. Want to find out which broadband package is right for you? StreetCheck now offers a handy broadband comparison tool. Compare Broadband Now. This postcode has support for superfast broadband at one or more premises. Superfast broadband is generally taken to mean fixed line broadband at a potential speed of 30Mbps plus - more than enough for gaming, video calling, watching video and internet browsing.

Note that occasionally some properties in a postcode may still not be eligible due to conditions on the ground, or the building structure.

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It does not include providers of satellite internet. Data at this postcode has been sourced from 18 reported internet connections. This postcode does feature some residents who are using lines that support speeds of less than 2Mbps. Thanks to a survey [link] performed for Broadband Genie, we can show you the best broadband suppliers in the United Kingdom as of The most popular supplier was Plusnet , based on average scores for value, support, speed, reliability, customer service, security and whether the customer would recommend the supplier.

Looking for a broadband package? StreetCheck now offers a handy broadband comparison tool, click the button below to get started. Thomas's Square in A Congregational chapel was opened on the south side in and served by distinguished ministers.

Richard Price d. Farther north the hospital allowed small-scale development east of Mare Street under a lease of to Joseph Spackman, whose Spackman's Buildings until marked the beginning of Hackney village. The first terrace in St. Thomas's Place, a narrow way between the square and Well Street, was built by Thomas Pearson between and Denmark Place was built on the south side of Well Street in Farther south the village around the Triangle became linked with Cambridge Heath.

In Benjamin Bond Hopkins leased land stretching east for c. South of London Fields the Cat and Mutton formerly the Shoulder of Mutton in marked the end of a row of building along the south side of Mutton Lane on land of William Parker Hamond, whose Shoulder of Mutton field lay to the west. Neighbouring pieces included 11 houses newly built by George Plumridge, sold in to Peter Pearse, and adjoining land sold in to James Potts, a purchaser of Hamond's lands near the Grove, fn.

Jenkins in Tower Street soon renamed Lamb Lane in and his own residence had made way for several buildings in Mare Street by In buildings formed almost a continuous ribbon from Cambridge Heath to Hackney village. Houses in Mare Street north of St. Thomas's Square were compared favourably with those farther south, many of which presumably were older, and with shops north of the Grove. Thomas's hospital estates: behind Cambridge Row, Giles Wells's widow Mary held garden ground where Victoria Park Road could not be constructed until the lease expired in South-west of the Fields a start made on Lansdowne Place in Lansdowne Road from Lansdowne Drive preceded the exploitation of adjoining land in Dalston.

The junction at the Triangle was so busy in that all the verges were to be cut back to widen Mutton Lane and a footpath along Mare Street; the central plot was to be fenced as an ornamental space. Warburton's asylum and its long garden; William Frederick Tuck planned to build at least 20 houses in and Warburton Place along Mare Street in New houses behind the east frontages of Mare Street were chiefly the work of builders active around Well Street.

Marmaduke Matthews, of Cambridge Lodge south of the Triangle, in built a large pair called Cambridge Lodge Villas farther back, blocking plans by the St. Pancras land society to reach the main road. Hacon as Tryon's Terrace, the whole length being named Tudor Road by Thomas's Square in , in expectation of the closure of Loddiges's nursery. London Fields only narrowly escaped development. Agents of the landholders were denying access to all but Church Path in fn.

The offer did not include a square plot of nearly 4 a. Hamond and later of William Rhodes and still nursery ground in Covered with the houses south of Wilman Grove by , it was where a west London surveyor called George Clarkson was building quickly c. Thomas's Square and disused graveyards south of the Congregational chapel and along the east side of St.

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