There is sometimes not very much to do locally - although you are super close to Waterloo and town. I love all the little streets around Cleaver Sq as mentioned above but also north of the Cross is lovely - Chester Way and all the roads off to the right as you go down Kennington Road towards the Imperial War Museum.It's such an amazing central place to live. Lower Marsh and The Cut are good for a mooch, lots of quirky little shops.Transport is excellent, Northern Line from Kennington, Bakerloo from Lambeff Norf. The rate of car ownership in this area is half that of London, with fewer than one car for every two households. Kennington covers the SE11 postcode. Kennington Cross is a busy but nice and small little collection of shops and cafes, and some nice new housing developments. Se11 much better than se17 at the moment although the latter a much better investment as they do up elephant and castle (look up the Southwark council things about elephant and castle). Transport is great, lots of buses, tubes reasonably accessible (E&C, Lambeth North, Kennington). Living in a world where we are constantly updated on the best parts of everyone else’s lives, comparison syndrome is rife. And I had the best time ever - I lived right next to Kennington Cross. Kennington Park Road is also a bit grotty in parts. Not strictly true. The percentage of children living in this area is slightly lower than the percentage in London as a whole. ), a wonderful independent bookshop, a great florist etc. I have no idea of the safety in Kennington, but just for perspective on glyn's figures, I put in the postcode of the hotel that I normally stay at in Bloomsbury and where I have always felt safe and got these results: http://www.upmystreet.com/local/crime-in-wc1h-9el.html. Equine Safe Haven Association, Inc. is a Florida Domestic Non-Profit Corporation filed on February 22, 1999. Staying Safe. Kennington is located in the county of Oxfordshire, South East England, three miles south of the major city of Oxford, and 50 miles west of London. Cleaver square and around there, also around windmill row, extremely nice. The Kennington family name was found in the USA, the UK, Canada, and Scotland between 1840 and 1920. Kennington and Oval stations are in Zone 2, and are on the Northern Line. Property available in this area is diverse, and includes spacious period houses modern homes that would be suitable for pets - though there are also many flats that would be less suitable. The neighbourhood increasingly attracts young families, but they may move away for secondary school years - and sometimes return as empty nesters. There's a good range of restaurants, pubs, and bars in this area, as well as a fringe theatre, modern art galleries, and the Cinema Museum. The new flats on Black Prince Road and Lollard Street are right in the middle of not particularly lovely social housing. If there is an emergency, you should call 999. If you want to be really safe, you could move to Wimbledon, Richmond or Twickenham, but you'll then live in the suburbs. To tell my friend I don't want her "birthday gift"? It is a socially mixed area to be sure, but I've never found it terribly scary. Kennington lies seven miles south-west of the Buckinghamshire border, and was historically in the county of Berkshire. I am thinking of moving to Burton Road is that in Kennington(kennington came up when I asked google "Whats it like to live in..)if so has anyone any views knowledge of that area? LOOKING AFTER KENNINGTON PARK. As safe as most places in London. Your odds of being a crime victim anywhere in New York City are relatively low, BUT, relatively speaking, Kensington is a very safe neighborhood.

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