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Nathan Way, LONDON, SE28 0AQ

A number of businesses seem to be registered at this address as well as both Christian and Islamic organisations ("Sanctuary of Praise Ministries Place of Jubilation to Manifestation" and "AFWAS Islamic Centre" respectively).

There appears to have been an industrial building on this site at some time in the recent past.

The Ridgeway is a raised footpath from Plumstead station to Crossness which follows the embankment containing the Southern Outfall Sewer on its way to Crossness Sewage Treatment Works. It is seen here adjacent to Nathan Way. Five years later the surface of the path had been substantially improved - http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4820773

A lesson to any traffic engineers on here: whoever designed this particular bit of "traffic calming" didn't have his thinking cap on! The theory is to use a road-narrowing island to force traffic through a single-lane width gap with signs giving priority to one direction. But this is on a blind bend, so the traffic that should give way cannot see whether there is anything coming from round the bend that has priority. As I discovered one very wet day when a car appeared round the bend just as I went through the gap, and went into an aquaplaning skid - a nasty accident was only just avoided. Update: by 2015 the priority markings had been removed, perhaps for the reasons given above.

The Ridgeway is a raised footpath from Plumstead station to Crossness which follows the embankment containing the Southern Outfall Sewer on its way to Crossness Sewage Treatment Works. As can be seen in the photograph at http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2302099 taken five years earlier, the surface has been substantially improved.

Despite the rural sounding name, this "ridgeway" is no more than a footpath along the top of the embankment of London's southern outfall sewer. This view is along the embankment towards Crossness.

Radiance (signwriters) are one of several industrial premises along Nathan Way, Thamesmead. There is also a banner on the building announcing that the Redeemed Christian Church of God meets there on Sundays - one of many African independent churches meeting in assorted hired premises in this part of London. This bus is on route 472 (North Greenwich to Thamesmead).

Some of the business in this multi-occupancy building seem to have changed in the last five years, see Image

At least one of these is occupied by Cembrit ("fibre cement based building materials for roofing and cladding.")