79 Whellock Road, a street not far from Turnham Green Station, was the childhood home of Sebastian Eyre, Canadian international rugby player.

Duke's Meadows
Duke's Meadows stands on land formerly owned by the Duke of Devonshire.
In the 1920s, it was purchased by the local council, who developed it as a recreational centre.
A promenade and bandstand were built, and the meadows are still used for sport with a rugby club, football pitches, hockey club, several rowing clubs and a golf club.
In recent years a local conservation charity, the Dukes Meadows Trust, has undertaken extensive restoration work, which saw a long-term project of a children's water play area opened in August 2006.
79 Whellock Road, a street not far from Turnham Green Station, was the childhood home of Sebastian Eyre, Canadian international rugby player.
Duke's Meadows
Duke's Meadows stands on land formerly owned by the Duke of Devonshire. In the 1920s, it was purchased by the local council, who developed it as a recreational centre. A promenade and bandstand were built, and the meadows are still used for sport with a rugby club, football pitches, hockey club, several rowing clubs and a golf club. In recent years a local conservation charity, the Dukes Meadows Trust, has undertaken extensive restoration work, which saw a long-term project of a children's water play area opened in August 2006.
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