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...and stones. As per usual I’ve been for a running event: a very friendly and free weekly time trial. Though the going doesn’t make for personal... (moonrising, 06-11-2007)

...be on the look out for a classic, like one of the more recent Christmas specials, Edward Scissor hands. A great night out for family and friends. (daniellehodges, 15-11-2008)

...restaurant. This is my second visit having eaten there with a group of friends a couple of months earlier. Made to feel so welcome with the owner... (KatyK, 01-08-2011)

Went there for some lunch after getting caught in the snow/sleet and doing some shopping. Its very clean and setup nicely in the middle of the... (haggisinlondon, 23-11-2008)

A small city farm which is great for small children. It's free and a great resource. They have the usual sheep, pigs, cows, goats and fowl. Horse... (pootle, 18-11-2008)

This delightful garden is one of the treasures of West Wimbledon, a gorgeous area to stretch your legs and grab some "quiet time". Holland Garden... (Callie Moonpoppy, 10-11-2007)

...and the homemade scotch eggs are a real highlight. The staff are very friendly and are very knowledgable about the products. The cheese counter... (tasha_gillett, 03-10-2007)

...children. I cannot promise that attending this school will turn your child into a world-beater (like me), or super popular (again like me) or a... (theduck, 26-11-2008)

...as a true British gastropub, has joined the legions of uninspiring child orientated restaurants in Wimbledon village. Having been a fan of the rather... (algenonturdwinder, 12-02-2011)

...& ham yumyum!! They have a combination of full bodied cheeses and child friendly milds. Another place you really must go to for a snack on the go, as... (CJ23, 07-02-2012)