Last Alteration: Sunday 07 April 2013
David Lloyd Centre (creche)
David Lloyd Centre (creche)
Greenford Road, Greenford Ealing, Middlesex, UB6 0UX
Formerly known as EYJ Martial Arts Centre
The EYC Martial Arts Centre used to be part of the North Ealing Sports Centre. It was demolished when David Lloyd Leisure took over the site, and the area it occupied is now a creche.
How to get here:
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Underground (Piccadilly): Sudbury Hill - Exit the station and turn right; then turn right onto the David Lloyd Centre path and this leads to the creche. +
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Bus: Sudbury Hill Bus Map - Routes 92 and H17, nearest stop D (also P and V by station). +
Access: publicStatus: recognisableRoad
Photograph taken: 15th July 2007 by Chuck Foster
Survival (1)
Filmed: 14 Jun 1989
The Doctor and Ace go off in search of cats.
Survival (3)
Filmed: 14 Jun 1989
The Doctor and Ace race back to the youth centre hunting the Master.
Access: privateStatus: redevelopedBuilding
Photograph taken: 15th July 2007 by Chuck Foster
Survival (1)
Filmed: 14 Jun 1989
The Doctor discusses disturbances with Paterson
Where to walk to next?
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Horsenden Hill (Survival). Head back out of the centre, and then cross the road and head down Ridding Lane. This leads to Whitton Avenue, then turn left and cross over to turn right down Melville Avenue. This leads into Horsenden Lane North. When you pass the Ballot Box pub, follow the path to the Horsenden Hill car park.
Additional locations as the crow flies:
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Woodhouse Avenue (Survival): 1.45 miles. 
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Alley (between Colwyn Avenue and Woodhouse Avenue) (Survival): 1.49 miles.
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Bleasdale Avenue (Survival): 1.50 miles.
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Colwyn Avenue (Survival): 1.52 miles.
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Medway Drive (Survival): 1.53 miles.
Further links about the location:
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David Lloyd Centres - Sudbury Hill
Related Stories
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Survival [14 Jun 1989]
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