Last Alteration: Sunday 07 April 2013
The Avenue
The Avenue
West Ealing, London
The Avenue runs from West Ealing at its south to Perivale at its north. Drayton Court at its southern end was built in the 1890s as a hotel until the 1940s, when it became a pub.
How to get here:
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Rail: West Ealing - Exit the station and cross the road, turning left. The Avenue is just on the right. +
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Bus: West Ealing Bus Map - Nearest stops are A,B (E7,E11) on Argyle Road and walk south back to the Avenue, or C,D (E1) on Gordon Road and walk to the junction with the Avenue. +
Access: publicStatus: recognisableNumber 4 - Blake's Florist
Photograph taken: 15th July 2007 by Chuck Foster
Survival (1)
Filmed: 11 Jun 1989
The Doctor decides to buy some cat food.
Photograph taken: 15th July 2007 by Chuck Foster
Survival (1)
Filmed: 11 Jun 1989
The Doctor neglects to pay!
Access: publicStatus: recognisableDrayton Court
Survival (1)
Filmed: 11 Jun 1989
Ace decides to check the pub to see if her friends are there.
Where to walk to next?
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West London Islamic Centre (Invasion of the Dinosaurs). Head south from the Drayton Court pub and then continue along Drayton Green Road, crossing over the railway and then turning right into the Broadway at the traffic lights. Brownlow Road will be on the left-hand side, and the Centre at its end at the junction with Singapore Road. (0.5 miles, 9m)
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The Broadway (Spearhead from Space). Head north on the Avenue, then turn right into Gordon Road. Follow this all the way to the end, then turn right into Spring Bridge Road. Cross over the railway, and then at the end cross over onto the Broadway. (0.85 miles, 16m)
Additional locations as the crow flies:
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Walpole Park (The Enemy of the World): 0.58 miles. 
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High Street (Spearhead from Space): 0.65 miles. 
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Ealing Film Studios (The Chase, The War Machines): 0.65 miles.
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Lancaster Road (Spearhead from Space): 0.67 miles. 
Further links about the location:
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Ealing Council - Local History on the Drayton Court hotel
Related Stories
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Survival [11 Jun 1989]
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