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    • Anne Morgan

      When I first moved to the area, I was so surprised to have such stunning parkland so nearby at Richmond Park. It’s beautiful anytime of the year and I love watching the deer’s roam free

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    • David Campbell

      I am a member of Virgin Active, it has a great atmosphere, I’ve met lots of new friends here and me and my mates enjoy going in the steam room after our work-outs.

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    • Sam Ball

      I decided to make the most of living next to the river and recently joined Putney Town Rowing Club’s beginner classes. I absolutely love it and it’s something I’ll be introducing to my friends too.

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    Holly East

    When I want time to myself, I chill out and take a book to the Commons, It’s a great way to escape and wind down on a lazy Sunday afternoon.

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    • Joanna Pye

      Although we could probably do a cheaper weekly shop somewhere else, we love getting our essentials from Waitrose. They have a huge selection of food, wine and fresh veg to choose from.

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    • Craig Lowis

      Putney Rail Station has routes out to Waterloo, Clapham Junction and Richmond. It’s handy to have good connections to a number of places – it means the world really is your oyster!

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    • Hannah Buck

      I take part in the Zipcar, car sharing club. I don’t need a car all the time, but when I want one, I can rent it by the hour, nip to the shops, see family and friends and return it by the end of the day. It’s a modern way of getting around, that works for me.

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    Carrie Harman

    From East Putney tube station, I can get around London easily, It only takes me 20 minutes to get to Victoria on the District Line towards Upminster and I love the flexibility of being able to jump on and off and visit Sloane Square and Kensington for some after work retail therapy.

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    • Matt Sage

      I caught a showing of the King’s Speech at the Odeon in Putney recently; it’s got great facilities and close to lots of bars and restaurants to grab a bite beforehand.

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    • Paul Simon

      The Fez Club is the ultimate party venue. You’ll always find me and my mates there at the weekend.

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    • Mike Phillips

      My favourite local is the Trafalgar Pub; it has live music, real ale and a friendly atmosphere.

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    Emily Mallinson

    Rump Kitchen on the High Street has the best steaks and cocktails in the area. All you have to do is choose your steak, sides and sauce!

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Essential living

Shopping

You’ll be spoilt for choice, deciding where to do your weekly shop. There is a Waitrose and an M&S Food Hall in The Exchange, as well as Sainsbury’s on the High Street. If you like to buy fresh, local and seasonal produce there is also a good selection of quality independent shops to choose from, including Wallace & Co, on Upper Richmond Road.

  17 mins to London Waterloo

Matt Hodges

Putney resident

Me and my gf absolutely love he fresh produce available at Walace & co on upper Richmond Road.

The essentials

For prescriptions and medicines you’ll find a Boots chemist on the High Street, and if you need to join a new Doctors Surgery – there are a number of local practises to choose from, including The Putney Surgery on Disraeli Road, The Heathbridge Practice and Putney Mead Medical Centre both on Upper Richmond Road.

Keep smiling. There are a number of local dentists providing quality dental care. The Dental Spa is a friendly practice that carries out dental treatments as well as facials, massages and manicures. Putney Dentists is currently accepting new patients and can be found on Upper Richmond Road, opposite Putney Leisure Centre.

Need a haircut? Cut costs but don’t compromise on style, Headmasters on Upper Richmond Road, often has special offers and weekly discounts. Treat yourself to a visit and soak up the relaxing atmosphere.

Education in Putney falls under Wandsworth Local Education Authority and if you have children, you will be happy to hear that there is a wide choice of great schools in the area, including St Mary's CE Primary School, Our Lady of Victories RC Primary School, Putney High School, Putney Park School, Hotham Primary School, Granard Primary School, Elliott School, Brandlehow Primary School, Ashcroft Technology Academy, All Saints CE Primary School.

For buying stamps, posting your parcels or purchasing some travel money before your holidays, you’ll find the main Post Office on Upper Richmond Road.

Need to pay a cheque in or manage your money locally? There is a number of branches of banks in Putney including, Barclays, NatWest, Britannia and Lloyds TSB on the High Street, and an HSBC on Upper Richmond Road.

Samantha Willis

Putney resident

The no 22 bus is the best ride into London. From Putney Bridge up to Kings Road, Sloane Square, Knightsbridge and Piccadilly.

Getting around

Trains

Putney Rail Station – routes towards Waterloo,
Clapham Junction, Vauxhall, Kingston and Richmond.
Earlsfield (National Rail)
Wandsworth Town

Tubes

East Putney is on the District Line of the London Underground,
and can reach Waterloo East in just 15 minutes. You will
find good travel connections to Wimbledon, Fulham, Kensington and Victoria.

East Putney (District Line) (Zone 2, Zone 3)
Putney Bridge (District Line) (Zone 2)
Southfields (Zone 3)
Fulham Broadway (District Line) (Zone 2)

15 mins direct to Waterloo East

Buses

Putney is well served by a wide selection of bus services
that run through the High Street and Putney Bridge road,
taking locals all over London.

14, 22, 37, 39, 72, 74, 85, 93, 220, 265, 270, 337, N14, N22
For more information on bus routes in Putney, visit
Transport for London.