Cherry Park Lane, E20, Stratford, Stratford and New Town Ward, London Borough of Newham, Greater London

Nearest Named Buildings

• Harrison Building - 23 m
  Cherry Park Lane
  Named after Karen Harrison, who became UK's first female train driver in 1978
• Lantana Heights - 260 m
  Glasshouse Gardens East
• Bussell Building - 152 m
  Westfield Avenue
  Named after Hettie Bussell, who joined Great Western Railway in 1934 becoming UK's first female railway engineer
• Xavier Building - 167 m
  Westfield Avenue
  Named after Asquith Xavier, who became the UK's first non-white train guard in 1966, having overturned a racist recruitment policy at Euston railway station.
• Hows Building - 153 m
  Westfield Avenue
  Named after Julian Hows, one of London Underground's first openly LGBTQ+ train guards
• Hows Building - 116 m
  Westfield Avenue
  Named after Julian Hows, one of London Underground's first openly LGBTQ+ train guards
• Porte de Couleur - 246 m
• TGJones - 277 m
  Montfichet Road
  https://www.tgjonesonline.co.uk/stores/the-arcade-westfield-...
• Conductor - 154 m
  Westfield Avenue 8
  https://conductor-stratford.com/
• Gravity Max - 89 m
  Montfichet Road
• Aarons Building - 48 m
  Cherry Park Lane
  Named after Trudy Aarons, who started work for British Rail in 1989 and became one of Britain's first Black female train drivers
• The Foundry Building - 78 m
• Sandhu Building - 109 m
  Montfichet Road
  Named after Nirmal "Nellie" Singh Sandhu, who was part of a group of Asian rail workers in the 1990s who fought against racial discrimination to qualify as train drivers

Services near Cherry Park Lane

Connected streets

• The Street

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