North Wembley
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North Wembley is a district of Northwest London, England. It is located in the London Borough of Brent, and is the location of the Sudbury Court Estate. Sudbury Court Estate is in North Wembley and is in juxtaposition to the neighbourhood that is its namesake. It is not a council estate however. North Wembley on average is home to a richer population than Wembley Central but the part of district that is within the Preston ward has a few small council estates, blocks and many working class people.
Along East Lane, a street which run through the neighbourhood, is Wembley High a secondary school, as well as a small selection of shops. It also contains East Lane business district which contains numerous skill labourers and office spaces;[1] adjacent to that area is Hirst Crescent which is a collection low-rise flats stretching into the Preston Road area. The district is home to many ethnicities, as it is part of Wembley, one of the most diverse areas in the London. There is a significant Indian (mostly Hindu) community in North Wembley as well as a smaller black population with Afro-Caribbeans been larger than African, there is also a mostly elderly white British population.
Transport
Buses
London Buses serving North Wembley are:
| Route | Start | End | Operator |
| 245 | Alperton Sainsbury's | Golders Green | Metroline |
| 483 | Harrow Bus Station | Ealing Hospital | Metroline |
As of autumn 2016 the 83 route was splintered; prior it had run from Golders Green to Ealing Hospital, the replacement was the 483 to Ealing Hospital from Harrow town centre.[2] The 483 runs along East Lane and the 83 goes terminates in Alperton.
Tube
Stations in the area are:
- North Wembley Station (Bakerloo line and Watford DC Line)
- South Kenton Station (Bakerloo line and Watford DC Line), although falls along the border to with the district of South Kenton
Schools
Nearby places
References
- ^ "East Lane Business Park, London Office Space, Warehouses to let, Open storage Workshops". www.wembleybusinesspark.co.uk. Retrieved 26 September 2016.
- ^ "Changes to route 83 and the introduction of new route 483 - Transport for London - Citizen Space". consultations.tfl.gov.uk. Retrieved 26 September 2016.
