St John's Hill
A locals' guide to St John's Hill
"Clapham Junction is the busiest station in Britain measured by the number of trains passing through there every day."
Stephanie Kele
"Clapham Junction is one of south west London's shopping and entertainment destinations."
David Law
"The legendary Clapham Grand has almost become a rite of passage for Claphamites..."
David Law
Where do St John's Hill locals go?
Powder Keg Diplomacy
Always worth a visit for a drink or two. The cocktails are original, homemade and more a piece of art for all your senses. The in-house infused eucalyptus gin is wonderful stuff and the wine list has been composed with imagination and care.
Submitted by Iris
The Northcote
This rustic pub should be your first stop when going for drinks along Northcote Road. They also serve great pub grub.
Submitted by Daisy
Be At One
Super tasty cocktails and a fantastic happy hour, where all cocktails are 2-4-1. The staff are so friendly and there's a good vibe here on a Friday and Saturday night.
Submitted by Daisy
Jack's at the Junction
Great breakfasts and always busy!
Submitted by David
The Ship
There is no better pub on a Sunday for a boozy session! It has a huge outside area looking out over the banks of the Thames by Wandsworth Bridge.
Submitted by Luke
Pizza Metro
A cheerful Neapolitan restaurant with a wood burning oven famed for its metre-long pizzas and great social atmosphere and service.
Submitted by David
The Breakfast Club
This is the place to go for breakfast in London! Massive portions and breakfast food all day long...
Submitted by James
Battersea Arts Centre
Whether you're into theatre, comedy or the fantastic annual ale festival, Battersea Arts Centre always has something interesting on.
Submitted by Victoria
Wandsworth Common
One of the best places south of the Thames to walk your dog on a Sunday morning. There is also a fantastic coffee shop inside the park where you can meet friends and catch up on the week.
Submitted by Tania
Flour to the People
Gorgeous local sourdough bakery that makes amazing coffees and fry ups - even homemade baked beans and perfect poached eggs!
Submitted by Hannah
The Latchmere
A lovely pub in Battersea with a great garden at the back!
Submitted by Giorgio
The Woodman
A lively neighbourhood pub serving great food and Badger ales on draft.
Submitted by Victoria
Caffettino
The best Italian cappuccino in London and friendly people too!
Submitted by Grace
The Harbour
A great place for lunch on a sunny day overlooking Chelsea Harbour.
Submitted by Clodagh
Marco Polo
An Italian restaurant on the Thames that is perfect for a celebratory meal with someone special.
Submitted by Katherine
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SportsFusion Mini KickersLatchmere Leisure Centre Burns RoadSportsFusion Mini Kickers is an innovative program that introduces children aged 3 - 7 to team sports through football. We create a fun, safe and structured environment for our members where they learn the fundamentals of team play, such as respect, communication and sportsmanship. Website |
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Evening Junior Club Drop-InProvidence House Youth ClubSocialise with other young people and use resources at Providence House Youth Club. Activities include: art and craft, cooking, games and sports. This activity is for children aged 6-11 years who are a member of Providence House Youth Club. Children can: make friends and socialise learn new skills have fun To join Providence House Youth Club please contact the club for a membership form. Alternatively young people can join on the day. Website |
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Table Tennis ClubProvidence House Youth ClubCome and join in a friendly table tennis club and improve your skills, shots and techniques. Young people can improve their skills and technique, stay fit and healthy and make friends and socialize. Website |
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StorytimeNorthcote LibraryStorytime is half an hour of songs stories and rhymes. This session is for parents/carers and their children aged 2-4 years. Families can: make friends and socialise, listen to popular stories that will help your child learn, and help develop your child's imagination. Website |
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Swimming AcademyLatchmere Leisure CentreOur lessons are delivered under the Swimming Academy brand and follows the Amateur Swimming Association's (ASA), Learn to Swim framework. This uses fun and games to take children from the first splash to full competence in the pool and will ultimately help your child develop confidence in the water. Swimming Lessons Members: FREE Children aged from 5 years up to 8 years old must register for free swimming. A registration fee of £2 is applicable Child (8-15): £2.10 Website |
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HartbeepsThe RoundhouseWe put your child at the heart of our magical, musical adventures and offer original and super fun, developmental baby, toddler and pre-school classes. Website |
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Pregnancy and post-natal yogaBikram YogaLearn a combination of breathing exercises physical postures and improve fitness. Learn Yoga as a way of keeping fit and healthy. All levels are welcome. For pregnancy after 1st trimester for postnatal after get ok from Doc/midwife to exercise. You can: make friends and socialise, learn new skills, and have fun. Babies can come along up to 9 months or crawling. Need a towel to practice on and a blanket for baby. Can hire towels and buy water at the studio if needed. Mats provided but can bring own mat if preferred. Visit the website for more details. First 3 classes for £35 or £15 per class Website |
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