Brokers Mortgage in Wickford, RM16
These Brokers Mortgage companies are located in Wickford
The following Brokers Mortgage are the ones that we have found closest to Wickford
Robinson & Jackson
Company Type: Mortgage Brokers
21 A & B King Street
, DA12 2EB
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Tel. 01474 333345
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Oakhurst
Company Type: Mortgage Brokers
No1 East Terrace
, DA12 2DB
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Tel. 01474 535474
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Miller Regis
Company Type: Independent Mortgage Advice
1 Esplanade
, ME1 1QE
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Tel. 01634 848999
Fax. 01634 848999
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M D L Consultants
Company Type: Independent Mortgage Advice
159 Windmill Street
, DA12 1AH
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Tel. 01474 359999
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D S Mortgages
Company Type: Mortgage Brokers
22 Brooke Dr
, DA12 4XP
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Tel. 01474 556358
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Master Mortgages
Company Type: Independent Mortgage Advice
6 Berkley Cr
, DA12 2AH
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Tel. 01474 364264
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The Mortgage Office Ltd
Company Type: Brokers Mortgage
40 Orsett Road
, RM17 5EB
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Tel. 01375 384477
Fax. 01375 384477
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F S Mortgage Connection
Company Type: Mortgage Brokers
45C Orsett Road
, RM17 5HJ
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Tel. 01375 385303
Fax. 01375 385303
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Country Wide Mortgages
Company Type: Independent Mortgage Advice
Unit 2/Retail Park/Fleming Rd
, RM16 6EW
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Tel. 01375 482506
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Grosvenor Group
Company Type: Independent Mortgage Advice
47 Cranston Park Avenue
, RM14 3XD
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Tel. 01708 222600
Fax. 01708 222600
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The Best Mortgage Co
Company Type: Mortgage Brokers
17 Little Hyde Road
, CO9 4JF
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Tel. 01787 238122
Fax. 01787 238122
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Mortgage Vision Ltd
Company Type: Brokers Mortgage
PO Box 6107
, SS15 4WE
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Tel. 01268 284998
Fax. 01268 284998
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From the top of the Derby Road Bridge in Grays you can look down to Thurrock Yacht Club, Grays Beach children's playground and the River Thames where you can occasionally see large ships travelling up and down.
Dartford has two major buildings concerned with performance art. The Orchard Theatre, located in the town centre, is a fully professional theatre, providing audiences with a large range of drama, dance, music and entertainment. The Mick Jagger Centre (built in the grounds of Dartford Grammar School) in Shepherds Lane was completed in 2000 and provides facilities for community arts across a wide region. The local museum in Market Street is housed in the same building as the library.
Northend was a hamlet within the ancient parish of Crayford, although parts of the area covered by the hamlet are actually now within Colyers ward.
After Sir John died in January 1800 (being buried in St Mary's churchyard, Lewisham), his son demolished the imposing wings containing kitchens and stables, and built the present stable block (design attributed to George Dance the Younger). He sold the estate in 1807 to a retired army captain John Johnston. In 1829, it passed to Johnston's son Hugh. Hugh's daughter Sarah painted a number of watercolours of the interior in the 1860s with exceptional detail. These watercolours have been invaluable in restoring the interior. Hugh Johnston sold Danson to railway engineer Alfred Bean in 1863. Bean was the driving force behind the Bexleyheath Railway Company and chairman of Bexley Local Board, and envisaged transforming the 582 acre (2.4 km²) estate into a residential suburb. Outlying areas were gradually developed but the central area of the estate remained in Bean's family after his death in 1890 until it was acquired by Bexley Urban District Council for £16,000 in 1924 on the death of his widow. The park was opened to the public in 1925, while the house was used for civil defence purposes during World War Two.
Colyers is an electoral ward in the London Borough of Bexley. It consists of parts of Barnehurst, Erith and Northumberland Heath. Ward Councillors are Brian Bishop, Maxine Fothergill and Chris Taylor (all Conservative).
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