Leaflet Distribution In Belgravia, Pimlico And St James SW1
Introduction
SW1 covers the areas of Belgravia, Pimlico, Westminster, St. James’s Square, Sloane Square and Victoria. Parts of SW1 are some of the busiest and most famous areas of Central London with many of the country’s key landmarks located here.
The houses of parliament, Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, Trafalgar Square, The Buckingham Palace, The National Gallery, the whole of Whitehall and many monuments of considerable historical significance are all within the SW1 border.
With that said, there is also a number of private residences here. The letterboxes of many of these are accessible to leaflet distributors and are commonly included in flyer delivery campaigns.
SW1 is framed by Millbank from the east and Sloane Street in the west. Even though it is a busy part of the capital, there are still green areas to be found here. Vincent Square, The Green Park, St. James’s Park and St. James’s Square provide quite a bit of greenery to people living in and passing through SW1.
As one would expect, SW1 is well connected to the rest of the capital via public transport. Westminster station, Pimlico station, Sloane Square station, Hyde Park Corner and Victoria all bring various tube services to SW1.
Westminster
Westminster is the centre of political life in Britain. It is also a key tourist hotspot, due to the sheer density of cultural and historical landmarks located here.
While Westminster is a very busy area with many commercial and inaccessible addresses, it is worth pointing out that there still are residential homes here. Many of these can be reached via leaflet distribution.
These can be found in small coach houses in the many side streets or in terraced homes of various sizes all the way from Victoria to Millbank. Some of the larger ones can be found on the southern side of Vincent Square.
Pimlico
Pimlico is a relatively large residential area just west of Westminster. It has a recognisable character due to its neo-classical, Regency architecture style. It is mostly laid out in a grid pattern and has a large number of residential addresses located in mostly white facade townhouses.
The homes here tend to be relatively easily accessible for leaflet distribution. It goes without saying that due to its location, the demographics here are on the more affluent part of the spectrum.
Belgravia
Belgravia is located east of Sloane Street in the western most corner of SW1. In its character it resembles Pimlico but is slightly less architecturally uniform and in parts a little less densely populated.
Much of the architecture here is Georgian with many grand town houses but also a relatively large number of smaller homes tucked away in the side streets. These are often renovated coach houses or even small terraced houses. Like all the parts of SW1, Belgravia is again a fairly exclusive and affluent area.
Victoria
Victoria station is one of the more important transport hubs in London and in the country overall. It is located right in-between Belgravia, Westminster and Pimlico. The area around Victoria station is made of fairly dense combination of commercial addresses, inaccessible blocks of flats and a good number of accessible residential addresses as well.
