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From the S end of footpath No.45 in an E dirn skirting the golf course fence to its jnc with footpath No.47 - Map - Redbridge
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PayPoint - Gerry's Food and Wine - Map - Redbridge
Address: 336 Ilford Lane, Ilford, IG1 2LT
https://my.redbridge.gov.uk/map/paypoint/paypoint-gerry-s-food-and-wine
PayPoint - Alan's Food & Wine - Map - Redbridge
Address: 41 Meads Lane, Ilford, IG3 8QL
https://my.redbridge.gov.uk/map/paypoint/paypoint-alan-s-food-wine
Doctors - Mathukia's Surgery - Map - Redbridge
Address: 281 ILFORD LANE, ILFORD, IG1 2SF Telephone: 020 8553 9577 Website
https://my.redbridge.gov.uk/map/doctors/doctors-mathukia-s-surgery
PayPoint - S N Food & Wine - Map - Redbridge
Address: 354 Ilford Lane, Ilford, IG1 2LX
https://my.redbridge.gov.uk/map/paypoint/paypoint-s-n-food-wine
PayPoint - S V Food & Wine - Map - Redbridge
Address: 137 Ley Street, Ilford, IG1 4BH
https://my.redbridge.gov.uk/map/paypoint/paypoint-s-v-food-wine
Locally Listed Building - St. Luke's Church Hall - St. Luke's Church Hall, Baxter Road, Ilford - Map - Redbridge
Built circa 1903-4 becoming the church hall in 1915 when the principal building was consecrated. The church hall is constructed in a Tudor style from stock brick laid in English bond.
Statutory Listed Building - TANNERS LANE, Dr Banardo's Memorial at Banardo's - Map - Redbridge
Dr. Barnardo's Memorial, Grade II* -Originally Listed as Grade II 22.2.79 - Listing upgraded to II* and readdressed 20.05.10 (was HORNS ROAD) - Built 1908 See Historic England for more about this listing
Locally Listed Building - St. Luke's Church - St. Luke's Church, Baxter Road, Ilford - Map - Redbridge
Constructed circa 1909, the Church of St Luke’s was consecrated 1915. The building was designed by Edwin T. Dunn in the Perpendicular /Gothic Revival style and is set on an east-west axis.
Statutory Listed Building - TANNERS LANE, Children's Church and Lych Gate at Banardo's - Map - Redbridge
Children's Church, 1892-4, by Ebenezer Gregg for Dr Banardo. Later additions and alterations. See Historic England for more about this listing