Brokers Mortgage in Mortlake, SW14
These Brokers Mortgage companies are located in Mortlake
The following Brokers Mortgage are the ones that we have found closest to Mortlake
Axiom
Company Type: Brokers Mortgage
3rd Floor/19 Duke St
, TW9 1HP
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Tel. 0845-230 0535
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24 7 Mortgage
Company Type: Financial Adviser
Gainsborough House/2 Sheen Rd
, TW9 1AE
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Tel. 0870-874 7920
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Express Mortgages
Company Type: Mortgage Brokers
4 Popham Gdns/Lower Richmond Rd
, TW9 4LJ
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Tel. 0845-230 5588
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The Mortgage Solution Ltd
Company Type: Mortgage Advisors
Unit 1b Global House/Red Lion Business Pk
, KT6 7QD
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Tel. 020 83970888
Fax. 020 83970888
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Mortgage Force
Company Type: Financial Adviser
34 Brighton Road
, KT6 5PQ
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Tel. 020 83998318
Fax. 020 83998318
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Firefly Finance
Company Type: Independent Mortgage Advice
Ewell Road
, KT6 6HA
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Tel. 0845-126 0350
Fax. 0845-126 0350
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Money Direct
Company Type: Mortgages
223 Tudor Drive
, SM4 4PH
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Tel. 020 83379181
Fax. 020 83379181
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Wileman Bruce
Company Type: Brokers Mortgage
St. James Cl
, KT3 6DU
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Tel. 07981 885507
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Quest Financial Services
Company Type: Financial Adviser
22 Seaforth Avenue
, KT3 6JP
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Tel. 020 89492340
Fax. 020 89492340
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1st Move Finance
Company Type: Independent Mortgage Advice
20 Rivermeads Avenue
, TW2 5JJ
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Tel. 020 87554593
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S & S Investments
Company Type: Mortgages
1147 Greenford Road
, UB6 0DP
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Tel. 020 84238161
Fax. 020 84238161
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Image Finance Ltd
Company Type: Financial Adviser
PO Box 97
, UB6 9YR
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Tel. 0800-169 2946
Fax. 0800-169 2946
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David White
Company Type: Brokers Mortgage
61 The Broadway
, UB6 9PW
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Tel. 020 85780101
Fax. 020 85780101
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Independent Mortgage Advice in towns near Mortlake, SW14
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Places of interest in Mortlake, SW14
Platform buildings at Barnes Bridge
After the First World War, the population of the West London suburbs continued to grow, thanks to improved rail transport links and the growth in ownership of automobiles. In 1925, the Ministry of Transport convened a conference between Surrey and Middlesex county councils with the aim of reaching a solution to the congestion problem, and the Great Chertsey Road scheme was revived.[5] In 1927, the Royal Commission on Cross-River Traffic approved the scheme to relieve the by then chronic traffic congestion on the existing, mostly narrow, streets in the area, and on the narrow bridges at Richmond Bridge, Kew and Hammersmith.[6] The Ministry of Transport agreed to pay heavy subsidies towards the cost.[3]
Barnes Railway Bridge - view under decks showing the old disused span on the left
Haringey has 63 primary (including infant and junior) schools, 10 secondary schools, a City Academy, 4 special schools and a pupil support centre. In addition there is off site provision and study support centres for children and young people with additional needs. Ten Children?s Centres[28] were opened in 2006 and a further eight are planned for 2008.
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