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Bramber Road, LONDON, W14 9PA

From when it opened c.1958 until around 2004, it was originally known as Normand Park primary school, it then merged with the Bramber Road nursery next door to become Normand Croft community school. This building was the 'infant school'. Until merging, the nursery although being on the same site was entirely separate. Apart from some cosmetic changes, the new building on the right and the shrinking playground, this place looks unchanged since I left this part of the building almost 40 years ago.

Now a bed shop.

Once one of the longest routes in London stretching from Golders Green to Kingston Vale the route was split in the late 1980's to improve reliability. After a number of subsequent changes the route currently runs between Kensal Rise and Wandsworth. The route has a special timetable on days when Chelsea FC are playing at home. Here is one of Tower Transit's Volvo B7TL vehicles on North End Road - a bottleneck of congestion along the route.

Seen close to the junction with North End Road.

From when it opened c.1958 until around 2004, it was originally known as Normand Park primary school, it then merged with the Bramber Road nursery (out of shot to the left) to become Normand Croft community school. This building was the 'junior school' with 2 classes per year for 4 years starting with the classrooms in the bottom left-hand corner, finishing top-right. Until merging, the nursery although being on the same site was entirely separate. The green fence on the right is a playground within a playground. Apart from the outside toilet block (on the right) been demolished and some cosmetic changes, this place looks unchanged since I left almost 35 years ago.

Looking across the junction with North End Road SW6

This building on North End Road in West Kensington was clearly once a church. However it has now been converted into a showroom selling beds.