Leaflet Distribution SW17
Introduction
The SW17 postcode covers the area of Tooting. It spans from Balham tube station in the north to Longley Road and Blackshaw Road in the south. Upper Tooting Road splits the postcode into two halves.
There are many green spaces that are accessible to local residents in Tooting and SW17 as a whole. Garrat Park, Garratt Green, Fishponds Playing Fields, Tooting Bec Common, Sir Walter John’s Sports Ground, Wandsworth Common, Figges Marsh and Wandle Meadow Nature Park are some of the green areas either directly located within the SW17 border or are right on it.
Tooting
Tooting is very well connected with other parts of London via many bus routes and the Northern Line running through Tooting Bec and tooting Broadway Tube Stations. The Tooting Rail Station in the south and Wandsworth Common station in Upper Tooting also provide SW17 with the needed connection to places outside the capital with Southern and Thameslink Line services.
Tooting offers a combination of streets with beautiful Victorian Terraced homes and town houses, busy high streets with countless shops, village-like neighbourhoods with winding streets and even some industrial areas. There is a bit of everything here.
As such, Tooting requires some attention when it comes to planning a leaflet distribution campaign. Targeting streets with accessible residential addresses and avoiding businesses, industrial areas and inaccessible blocks of flats is key.
Upper Tooting
The North-Western part of SW17 covers the area of Upper Tooting. The residential addresses can be found mostly in Victorian terraced homes here. Upper Tooting is very much an in demand area due to the quality of real estate here and easy access to both the Tooting Bec Station and some green spaces and parks nearby.
A considerable part of this quadrant of SW17 is also covered by many NHS buildings lining the winding roads north of Streatham Cemetery. If we move South-West the situation is very similar. There is an even higher number of Victorian terraced homes with well-to-do households.
The proximity to transport links and green areas is very similar as to the area above and thus it provides a comparable demographic make up. St.George’s Hospital and surrounding buildings also cover a large portion of this area.
Southern Part of Tooting and Grosvenor Way
The south-eastern part of SW17 reaching down towards Longley Road and Blackshaw Road provides a great ground for leaflet distribution. There are dozens of streets lined with hundreds of easily accessible houses here. These range from large detached town-houses in the south to more Victorian terraced housing the more north we move.
Grosvenor Way in the western part of SW17 is a good example of an area that tends to be skipped in leaflet distribution campaigns due to its high proportion of inaccessible blocks of flats.
Other areas
We also cover these places in South West London
Belgravia-Pimlico and St James SW1, Brixton SW2, Chelsea and Brompton SW3, Clapham SW4, Earls Court SW5, Fulham & Parsons Green SW6, South Kensington and Knightsbridge SW7, Clapham Town SW8, Brixton SW9, Chelsea SW10, Battersea SW11, Balham SW12, Barnes SW13, Putney SW15, Kew SW14, Streatham SW16, Tooting SW17, Wandsworth SW18, Wimbledon SW19, Raynes Park and Copse Hill SW20, Twickenham TW1, Strawberry Hill TW2, Hounslow TW3, Whitton and Cranford TW4, Isleworth and Osterley TW7, Brentford TW8, Richmond TW9, Richmond Park TW10, Teddington TW11, Hampton TW12, Kingston KT1, Kingston KT2
We also cover these places in West London
Mayfair-Marylebone & Soho W1, Bayswater W2, Acton W3, Chiswick and Turnham Green W4, Hammersmith W6, Ealing W5, Kensington W8, Maida Vale & West Kilburn W9, Ladbroke Grove W10, Notting Hill & Portobello Road W11, Shepherd’s Bush & Goldhawk Rd W12, West Ealing W13, West Kensington and Holland Park W14
