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Warwick Road, SUTTON, SM1 4BL

Italian ice cream sold here... made with real Italians!

Probably erected as part of the London to Brighton turnpike road built in 1755. Now understood to be a scheduled ancient monument. Whitehall XI Miles Royal Exchange XII Miles

Carved stone post by the B2230 (was A217), in parish of SUTTON AND CHEAM (SUTTON District), Sutton High Street; by Sports Bar, in pavement slabs, beside cycle stands, on East side of road. Surrey limestone pillar, erected by the Surrey & Sussex turnpike trust in the 19th century. Inscription reads:- Whiteha(ll) XI Miles Royal Exchange XII Miles Scheduled Monument. List Entry Number: 1001998 https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1001998 Milestone Society National ID: SY_LQR11a.

Dating from 1860, this is the oldest bike shop in the world. The shop is still run by the Pearson family.

The southern entrance to the pedestrianised High Street of the triple-floored shopping mall. The town's character appraisal comments that the "large buildings in these new developments interrupt the rhythm of the historic High Street and often introduce building materials and colours not in keeping with the older buildings" http://www.opinionsuite.com/sutton/highways-environment-and-planning/crossroads_consultation/supporting_documents/Draft%2520High%2520Street%2520Crossroads%2520Character%2520Appraisal.pdf&sa=U&ei=5eeATbbnBsqAhQebjomwBw&ved=0CBcQFjADOAo&sig2=8lw46Sn28imen48IJ-2lIA&usg=AFQjCNG6Am-Bz91MVyuhbV5VAhgyD8qVPg .

Looking down the High Street, where several buildings are being re-built.

Dating from 1860, this is the oldest bike shop in the world. The shop is still run by the Pearson family.

Manor Park was formed from the grounds of three large suburban houses which stood along Carshalton Road, and a fourth in Manor Park Road. The latter, and largest, was called Manor Park House and gave its name to the park. In 1914, Sutton Urban District Council acquired Manor Park House and its grounds. The park was opened by the Chairman of the Urban District Council on 25th May, 1914. This area of wild flowers is clearly very recently sown as it is so colourful. Wildflower meadows tend not to be quite so full of wild flowers after a few years.

These huge water reservoirs were located just north of the Carshalton Road (A232) to the east of Sutton. They were built in 1906 as part of the water-softening plant and were demolished in the 1980s for large-scale building development.