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Leaflet Distribution W10

Introduction

W10 is a postcode covering the area of North Kensington, Kensal Town, New Broadway and Latimer Road. It neighbours on Kensal Green in the North, East Acton in the West, Notting Hill in the South and Maida Vale in the West.

W10 is mostly an affluent area with homes ranging from traditional terraced houses typical for North West London to large townhouses more like Notting Hill and surrounding areas.

Just over 60% of the local residents describe themselves as associate professionals, professionals, managers or directors. Some time back it used to be seen as a cheaper alternative to live to some of its neighbours like Notting Hill or Maida Vale. Nowadays, W10 is one of the more in demand, affluent areas of West London.

W10 is not a very green postcode, especially compared to some of it’s neighbours that have access to large parks.

Within W10 the only green areas are Kensington Memorial Park, Carmelite Monastery Gardens, Athloe Gardens and Little Wormwood Scrubs Recreation Grounds. This however doesn’t mean that W10 is not a nice place to live.

Leaflet Distribution W10

The locals do have access to the neighbouring Wormwood Scrubs, which is land designated as nature reserve approximately half the size of Hyde Park.

Beyond that, the canals running through W10 provide plenty of opportunity for walks and bike rides surrounded by beautiful scenery leading down to Little Venice.

W10 is also very well connected with Latimer Road, Ladbroke Grove, Westbourne Park and Kensal Green stations easily accessible. These all provide access to Circle, Hammersmith & City and Bakerloo tube lines as well as Overground trains.

Kensal Town

If we start in the northern corner of W10, we’ll find ourselves in Kensal Town. This is the only part of this postcode located north of Harrow Road. The houses here are almost exclusively terraced houses. This applies to the area around Queen’s Park Gardens as well as to the rest of Kensal Town.

On the outskirts of Kensal Town one can find a few inaccessible addresses in some local authority buildings. These are, however, easy to spot and remove from a leaflet distribution mapping system.

Kensal Town is a great area to include in a leaflet distribution campaign looking to target West and Northwest London.

North Kensington

North Kensington can be found to the south of the railway line cutting W10 from East to West. The area between Kensal Town and North Kensington is largely uninteresting for leaflet distribution purposes as it is mostly made up of large apartment buildings and other inaccessible addresses.

North Kensington in the past used to be known for bad living conditions and slum-like housing. This has changed drastically and North Kensington is now one of the more affluent and sought after areas of West London.

The central part of North Kensington has some of the largest town houses in the area. The architecture and streets here are indistinguishable from Notting Hill, which neighbours North Kensington to the south.

There are a few pockets of inaccessible addresses in large apartment buildings and local authority housing in the north eastern and north western part of North Kensington. These are easy to identify and should be excluded from a mapping system of any leaflet distribution company.

Latimer Road

Latimer Road station can be found in the south eastern corner of W10 and it is located on the Circle and Hammersmith & City lines. Latimer Road itself is a road to the north of the station that includes a number of households worth targeting with any leaflet distribution campaign in the area.

Latimer Road and Latimer Road station have been separated by the construction of the Westway. As such the road and station of the same name are now somewhat unusually removed from each other.

New Broadway

The high road running through the middle of Ealing provides the locals here with great access to some fantastic restaurants, cinemas and coffee shops. Walpole Park is also nearby. It has recently been renovated and is one of the best places to take a family out in West London on a weekend.

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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