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Places of interest in RM11

Hornchurch tube station

Hornchurch station is served by the following Transport for London contracted London Bus routes: 193, 252, 256.

London Borough of Havering

Between May 2006 and October 2008, there were three by-elections. The Residents' Association in St Andrews Ward and the Conservatives in Squirrels Health Ward each retained one seat, the Residents' Association lost South Hornchurch to an independent candidate. One councillor elected as a Conservative has resigned the whip and now sits as an independent. Following his election, the independent in South Hornchurch joined the leader of the Rainham Independent Residents' Association in forming the Independent Local Residents' Group. The other two Rainham Independent Residents' Association members formed the Rainham Residents' Association as a separate entity. As of October 2008, the current membership of the Council is Conservative Party 33; Residents' Association 12; Independent Local Residents 2; Labour Party 2; Hornchurch Residents 1; Rainham Residents 2; British National Party 1; Liberal Democrat 1. Since May 2004 the Leader of the Havering London Borough Council has been Councillor Michael White.

Upminster Bridge tube station

The new tracks built by the London, Midland and Scottish Railway allowed additional intermediate stations to be constructed on the local lines between 1932 and 1935. Increased local demand was caused by the expansion of the built up area of suburban London during the interwar period. The station at Upminster Bridge opened with platforms on the local electric lines on 17 December 1934.[4] The station was operated by the London, Midland and Scottish Railway but was only served by District line trains. After nationalisation of the railways in 1948 management of the station passed to British Railways and in 1969 ownership transferred to the London Underground.[6]

Keston

Keston was a one-time village in Kent, now part of the London Borough of Bromley. It lies on the edge of Hayes Common.Its small church is unusual in that does not have a dedication to a saint.The River Ravensbourne has its source at Keston Ponds. The \"London LOOP\" walk passes the ponds (where many a small boy caught his first roach, perch &c.) on its way from Farnborough to West Wickham.Keston village is served by two Transport for London bus links, the 146 Bromley North - Downe; 246 Bromley North - Westerham (Chartwell during the summer).

London Borough of Greenwich

All stations are served by Southeastern.