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Leaflet Distribution SW14

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Introduction

The area of SW14 covers North Sheen, East Sheen and Mortlake. It is framed by Lower Richmond Road and Mortlake High Street in the North, Christchurch Road and Richmond Park in the South and the Beverley Brook in the East.

It neighbours on Chiswick, Richmond and Barnes. It is very similar in character to these areas.

Within SW14 you can find the National Tennis Centre, Bank of England Sports Centre, East Sheen Cemetery and as previously mentioned a part of Richmond Park. It is full of beautiful Victorian terraced houses, Georgian homes, town houses and even some famous Art Deco buildings.

There are a few high streets that also give the area a lively feel. Sheen Lane is a good example as it is full of restaurants, shops and pubs.

North Sheen and East Sheen

North and East Sheen are fairly uniform areas made up of mostly Victorian terraced houses and leafy streets. They provide excellent ground for leaflet distribution as almost all the households here are easily accessible. The further south we go in Sheen, the houses get larger. As we pass Christchurch Road we end up seeing large semi-detached homes or detached townhouses.

Both Sheen and Mortlake have excellent schools and as such are highly sought after places to live. Sheen has famously been featured as one of the key locations in the famous novel by H.G.Wells The War of the Worlds. 

Mortlake

The area of Mortlake is located south of Mortlake High Street, right below the river Thames. It provides a mix of terraced housing, some blocks of flats (for example on Mortlake High Street and Lower Richmond Road) and even some cottage style houses harking back to its historical village status. Alder Road being a good example of these. Mortlake is a great are for leaflet distribution as there is high number of accessible residential addresses here.

Mortlake as an area has historically gone through many changes in status and size. From a village to a famous brewing town to a suburban residential area as we find it nowadays. Famously, Mortlake is the finishing location of the Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race as well as hosting other notable rowing races throughout the year.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Yes we do. Our minimum number for shared door to door distribution campaigns is 5,000 leaflets per postcode. If you have less than 5,000, you will be charged for 5,000 anyway – it’s the minimum job rate. We can print 5,000 leaflets from around £90.

    We can also run a Solo leaflet distribution of 1,000 leaflets from £165 +Vat