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==Oaks Park High School== |
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Oaks Park High School, opened in 2001.It is a music college.The school is situated within easy access of Newbury Park Station.The school is growing in size,as its sixth form opened a couple of years ago. |
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==William Torbitt Primary School== |
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William Torbitt is a well established primary school that has been open for over 70 years,the school survived WWII (it was hit by a bomb on the top tower)The school is attended by over 700 pupils.the school is located on the Eastern avenue(A12)and is within walking distance of Newbury Park Station. |
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Revision as of 10:27, 28 May 2008
Newbury Park is a district in East London, situated in the London Borough of Redbridge east of Gants Hill. The main road is the Eastern Avenue (A12). The main landmark in this town is the station which won a prize for architecture in 1951. It was part of Essex until 1965.
At one time, it had two hospitals: the King George V and Ilford Maternity Hospital. They have both been demolished and replaced by blocks of flats, while a new hospital called King George V has been built further east in Little Heath.
The area has two synagogues: a constituent of the United Synagogue (orthodox), and the South West Essex Reform Jewish synagogue. A third synagogue, the Barkingside Progressive Synagogue, is, despite its name, also in Newbury Park.The area also has a number of Churches.
Newbury was first recorded in 1348.
Nearest station
Nearby places
Aldborough Hatch, Barkingside, Gants Hill, Seven Kings, Ilford