Intensive Driving Courses in North London

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• A culturally rich and dynamic area attracting locals and tourists, offering history, creativity, and vibrant urban life.
• Famous for Camden Market, Camden Lock Market, and Stables Market - offering a range of clothing, accessories, crafts and antiques.
• Located alongside Regent’s Canal with attractive waterside views and pathways for walking and cycling.
• Well-connected by public transport including Camden Town Underground (Northern Line) and bus services.

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• Located approximately 2 miles north of central London. Bordered by the City of London to the south, Hackney to the east and Camden to the west, and Haringey to the north.
• Diverse architecture is visible in Islington from Georgian terraces and Victorian townhouses to modern developments.
• Upper Street: Famous for its restaurants, bars, shops and theatres, stretching from Angel tube station to Highbury Fields.
• Historic Landmarks: Several historic landmarks can be found in Islington including Union Chapel, Islington Green and Estorick Collection of Modern Italian Art.

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• A picturesque and historic area in North London, known for its green spaces, affluent residential areas and cultural significance.
• Situated on a hilltop in North London, approximately 4 miles north of central London. Bordered by Hampstead Heath to the west, archway and Holloway to the east and Muswell Hill to the north.
• Renowned for greenery and green spaces, Highgate Woods and Queen’s Wood are nearby ancient woodlands.
• Close to Hampstead Heath, a large and popular parkland with panoramic views of London.

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• An affluent area located in Northwest London, known for its charming village atmosphere, literary associations, and green spaces.
• Located approximately 4 miles north-west of central London, within the London borough of Camden.
• Hampstead is famous for Hampstead Heath, a large and ancient parkland that covers 790 acres.
• Hampstead has a rich history, with evidence of settlement and farming activity before becoming a fashionable residential area in the 18th century.

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• Finchley is a diverse residential suburb located in North London. It's known for leafy surroundings, good schools and varied cultural offerings.
• Situated in the London Borough of Barnet, approximately 7 miles north of central London
• Known for its abundance of green spaces and parks. Victoria Park, Friary Park, and Stephens House and Gardens are popular spots.
• Finchley is a diverse and multicultural area, with a mix of residents from various backgrounds.

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• A dynamic and cultural place with projects in place to help improve quality of life for residents and visitors along with its appeal.
• Bordered by Edmonton to the north, Stoke Newington and Stamford Hill to the west and Tottenham Hale to the south.
• Home to Tottenham Hotspur Football Club, which had its new stadium open in 2019.
• Tottenham features important landmarks including a historic manor house and museum and Bruce Castle as well as Tottenham Marshes nature reserve.

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• Situated in the London Borough of Haringey, approximately. 6 miles north of central London, situated next to Alexandra Park and Muswell Hill to the west, Tottenham to the north and Bounds Green to the east.
• Well known for its large indoor shopping centre, it offers a wide range of retail shops, restaurants, and entertainment.
• Well connected by public transport links. Wood Green underground station on the Piccadilly Line with access to central London.
• Whilst Wood Green is urban it is located nearby to Alexandra Park and Priory Park for outdoor space and activities.

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• Enfield offers a bit of everything with green spaces and residential living to historical charm and modern amenities.
• Located in the northern most part of Greater London, next to Barnet to the west, Haringey and Waltham Forest in the south and Epping Forest to the east.
• Enfield has a long history dating back to Roman times, developing into a market town, and expanding in the Victorian era.
• Well connected by public transport with rail services into central London, bus routes throughout the borough and access to the Piccadilly Line.

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• A culturally diverse and well-connected area of London with green spaces and amenities making it a vibrant part of the landscape.
• Finsbury Park is a major transport interchange in North London with access to Victoria and Piccadilly underground lines and national railway services.
• Arsenal Football Club’s Emirates Stadium is one of the landmarks you can expect to see as well as one of the largest mosques in London, Finsbury Park Mosque.
• It has been a venue for major music festivals such as Wireless Festival and Community Festival and hosts many food festivals, community gathering and music concerts.

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• The name appears to be from 'south town' and 'coal field'
• The second largest borough in London by population and covers a wide geographical area.
• A desirable place to live with historical interest and amenities whilst being more suburban and benefiting from green space.
• Transport links are available via London Underground stations on the Northern Line as well as overground services and bus routes.
• It has an abundance of green spaces and parks – Trent Park, King George’s Fields, and Dollis Valley Greenwalk.