Bexleyheath, London, England

Bexleyheath is a place in London, England in the London Borough of Bexley it has absorbed the earlier hamlets of Bridgen, Crook Log and Upton. It offers a bingo hall, cinema, hotel, magistrates court, reference library, six-a-side football centre and ten-pin bowling alley amongst the more usual retail outlets. Many of those are listed on the website http://www.bexleyheath.towntalk.co.uk Philip Webb designed a house for the artist and socialist William Morris on the western edge of the heath before it became largely developed as a London suburb. It was recently bought by the National Trust, so opportunities for public visits are likely to increase.

Nearest places:

• Welling
• Crayford
• Sidcup
• Erith

Nearest railway stations:

• Albany Park railway station[?]
• Barnehurst railway station[?]
• Bexley railway station[?]
• Bexleyheath railway station[?]