Redbridge London England United Kingdom

Redbridge

Redbridge came into being in 1964 with the joining of Ilford and Wanstead and Woodford, also combining parts of Dagenham and Chigwell for the first time. The Red Bridge, after which the borough is named, was the brick bridge over the River Roding. It symbolises the joining of Ilford with Wanstead and Woodford. Redbridge is located in the North East of London and encompasses 13,900 acres. North to South the Borough measures 5.8 miles, East to West it is 4.4 miles across. Known as the "leafy" suburb, Redbridge boasts 1,200 acres of forest and 600 acres of green park land. Approximately a third of the Borough is designated green belt and Redbridge has 13 conservation areas which preserve the green belt.

• - Newbury Park. Mass times, contact details, map, parish groups.
  
• - History, honours, results, tables, and contacts.
  
• - Official council website showing its departmental organisation, providing local information, in PDF, for business, residents and visitors, maintained by the Town Hall, Ilford.
  
• - Mass times, parish register form in Adobe Acrobat format, contact details, and parish history.
  
• - Specialist tour operator to the Canary Islands. Details of accommodation by island.
  
• - Profile and history of this amateur orchestra. Includes details of performances and rehearsals.
  
• - Personal site on the history and natural history of the forest, including photographs, records, diary and projects.
  
• - Blue badge guide in a traditional London taxi. Details of tours and photo gallery.
  
  

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