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South London Area Quaker Meeting (formerly Purley & Sutton AQM) consists of five neighbouring Quaker meetings in Central South London and North Surrey, namely Croydon, Epsom, Purley, Streatham, and Sutton. All hold a meeting for worship every Sunday morning. They're open to everyone and you're welcome to take part without prior notice. Most have special arrangements for children. For more details, click on the picture (right) of your nearest meeting.

Bus: Alight Fairfield Halls or Croydon flyover. Train: East Croydon, 1/2 mile; West Croydon, 3/4 mile; South Croydon, 3/4 mile. Tram: Alight at George Street. Car: Some parking available. You can only enter the car park (opposite police station) from the northbound carriageway of Park Lane (travelling into, not out of, Croydon).

See also:
Croydon Friends web site

Bus:  Stop M, by the Methodist Church
Train:  15 minutes walk from Epsom mainline station
Car:  Parking available

See also
Epsom Friends web site

Train: 10-minutes walk from Purley station (rear exit). Bus: Routes 407 and 412 stop near by. Many others stop in Purley town, from which it is a 15-minute walk. Trees screen the Meeting House from the road, so look out for the sign outside. It can also be approached from Friends Road through the back garden. Car: Parking on Downscourt Road and Friends Road.

See also
Purley Friends web site

By foot or bike: via the path into the Estate from Brixton Hill (near Holmewood Road). Bicycle racks available. By bus: 45; 59; 118; 133; 159; 250 or 333. By train Streatham Hill, then 15 minute walk or bus 118; 133; 159; 250 or 333 By car: Via Upper Tulse Hill or Christchurch Rd (no car entry from Holmewood Rd)

By bus: to Sutton station or High Street. From town centre go south, past the station. By train: Exit left, follow Brighton Road (southwards), after 200 metres turn left into Cedar Road. reach meeting house soon on right.

See also
Sutton Friends web site