Last Alteration: Sunday 07 April 2013
London Road
London Road
Arundel, West Sussex
How to get here:
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Road: A27 - Follow the A27 to Arundel and then head north from the eastern roundabout on the A284. Turn left into London Road and follow it until you reach the school just past the Estate entrance. +
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Access: publicStatus: recognisableLondon Road
Photograph taken: 2nd May 2007 by Chuck Foster
Silver Nemesis (2)
Filmed: 30 Jun 1988
Photograph taken: 2nd May 2007 by Chuck Foster
Silver Nemesis (2)
Filmed: 30 Jun 1988
Photograph taken: 2nd May 2007 by Chuck Foster
Silver Nemesis (2)
Filmed: 30 Jun 1988
Additional Notes:
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WARNING: this location is by St. Philip's Catholic School.
Where to walk to next?
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Arundel Park: Gates (Silver Nemesis). Cross over the road and walk up the park road to the gates.
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High Street / Tarrant Street (Silver Nemesis). Head east along the road past the walls and the church. As you reach the end it bears right into the High Street; head down to Tarrant Street (on the right).
Other nearby locations:
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Climping Beach (The Enemy of the World, Terror of the Zygons). Road (5.5 miles, 16m) : Head west along London Road, then turn left onto the A284. Cross over the
roundabout and continue on towards Climping. When you reach the A259, turn
left towards Littlehampton, and then turn right onto Ferry Road towards
the West Beach, continuing along there to the car park at the far end. car park by beach. £1.00 for two hours.
Additional locations as the crow flies:
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Arundel Park (Silver Nemesis): 0.10 miles. 
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Arundel Castle (Silver Nemesis): 0.42 miles. 
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Arun Yacht Club (The Enemy of the World): 3.59 miles. 
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Park Lane (Revelation of the Daleks): 6.62 miles.
Related Stories
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Silver Nemesis [30 Jun 1988]: Windsor streets
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