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Sands End is in the southernmost part of the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham in London, England. Sands End was a close knit working class community and was once the industrial heart of Fulham with its gas works, power station and petrol depot providing work for generations of local families. A property boom beginning in the 1970s coupled with the advent of oil fueled processing of North Sea oil has led to an inexorable process of Gentrification with offices and studio businesses and flats on the market for more than £2.4 million. On the bank of the River Thames is Hurlingham Retail Park, which includes Currys and PC World (retailer). There is also a business enterprise centre in the Sulivan district. Across the other side of Townmead Road there is a large Sainsbury's, and Imperial Wharf, a brownfield development of the former Imperial Gasworks which is growing to include a mixture of affordable housing, both private and public, shops, a park and a new railway station. at the former Imperial Gasworks]] Also in this part of Fulham is South Park, Fulham. Wandsworth Bridge Road runs through Sands End and has some restaurants, pine furniture shops, the Church of England parish church of Saint Matthew and Chelsea Harbour. In October 2008 a new interactive local history website, Sands End Revisited,[http://www.sandsendrevisited.net Sands End Revisited] was published containing photos and memories from residents.

Geography

{{Geographic location
|title = '''Neighbouring districts and places.'''
|Northwest = West Brompton
|North = Walham Green
|Northeast = Chelsea, London
|West = Parsons Green
|Centre = Sands End
|East = Battersea (over the Thames)
|Southwest = Fulham
|South = Wandsworth (over the Thames)
|Southeast = Clapham Junction
}} Sands End is in the southernmost part of the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham in London, England. Sands End was a close knit working class community and was once the industrial heart of Fulham with its gas works, power station and petrol depot providing work for generations of local families. A property boom beginning in the 1970s coupled with the advent of oil fueled processing of North Sea oil has led to an inexorable process of Gentrification with offices and studio businesses and flats on the market for more than £2.4 million. On the bank of the River Thames is Hurlingham Retail Park, which includes Currys and PC World (retailer). There is also a business enterprise centre in the Sulivan district. Across the other side of Townmead Road there is a large Sainsbury's, and Imperial Wharf, a brownfield development of the former Imperial Gasworks which is growing to include a mixture of affordable housing, both private and public, shops, a park and a new railway station. at the former Imperial Gasworks]] Also in this part of Fulham is South Park, Fulham. Wandsworth Bridge Road runs through Sands End and has some restaurants, pine furniture shops, the Church of England parish church of Saint Matthew and Chelsea Harbour. In October 2008 a new interactive local history website, Sands End Revisited,[http://www.sandsendrevisited.net Sands End Revisited] was published containing photos and memories from residents.

Transport

A new London Overground station, Imperial Wharf railway station, opened on 27 September 2009, providing direct rail links with Clapham Junction and Willesden Junction station via Kensington (Olympia) station. Southern (train operating company) also provides direct train services from Imperial Wharf to and East Croydon railway station. The new station will help re-vitalise the area and increase the transport links in the areas which had previously only been served by bus routes 391 and C3.

River bus services are provided at peak hours by London River Services from Chelsea Harbour Pier, and offer transport to Putney Pier and Blackfriars Millennium Pier. Sands End is in the southernmost part of the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham in London, England. Sands End was a close knit working class community and was once the industrial heart of Fulham with its gas works, power station and petrol depot providing work for generations of local families. A property boom beginning in the 1970s coupled with the advent of oil fueled processing of North Sea oil has led to an inexorable process of Gentrification with offices and studio businesses and flats on the market for more than £2.4 million. On the bank of the River Thames is Hurlingham Retail Park, which includes Currys and PC World (retailer). There is also a business enterprise centre in the Sulivan district. Across the other side of Townmead Road there is a large Sainsbury's, and Imperial Wharf, a brownfield development of the former Imperial Gasworks which is growing to include a mixture of affordable housing, both private and public, shops, a park and a new railway station. at the former Imperial Gasworks]] Also in this part of Fulham is South Park, Fulham. Wandsworth Bridge Road runs through Sands End and has some restaurants, pine furniture shops, the Church of England parish church of Saint Matthew and Chelsea Harbour. In October 2008 a new interactive local history website, Sands End Revisited,[http://www.sandsendrevisited.net Sands End Revisited] was published containing photos and memories from residents.

References

W14london.ning.com local community website for W14 and SW6



Category:Districts of Hammersmith and Fulham
Category:Areas of London
Category:Districts of London on the River Thames

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