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Leaflet Distribution N14

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Introduction

The N14 postcode covers the area of Southgate and Oakwood. It neighbours on Cockfosters in the North, East Barnet in the West, Arnos Grove in the South and Palmers Green in the East.

N14 has two tube stations – Oakwood Station and Southgate station. They both provide local residents with access to the Piccadilly line and are well placed and accessible.

The average income in N14 is slightly higher than the London average and the households here are mostly in terraced houses or larger detached and semi-detached homes.

There are some larger apartment buildings here that might be difficult for a leaflet distributor to access but they are easily identifiable.

N14 is framed by Hampden Way in the west, Morton Way in the south, Ulleswater Road in the east and Bramley Road in the north.

Southgate

Southgate is a family friendly area with a good number of schools and access to many green spaces to escape the busy life in the capital. It has become a desirable location for many city professionals looking for larger homes in London while still staying well connected to the city centre.

In many ways, it is very similar in its character to some of its North London neighbours like Finchley or Arnos Grove.

Much of Southgate is made up of streets with Victorian style terraced and semi-detached houses with Ulleswater Road being a good example. These semi-detached homes can get quite large as can be seen on Morton Way and Hampden Way which includes 20th century homes as well. Due to its rich history there is also a number of Grade II listed building in Southgate. 

The layout of most of the streets in Southgate is very clear with majority of the residential addresses being easily accessible for leaflet distributors. Due to its demographics, location and layout, Southgate and the rest of N14 is worth considering for most leaflet distribution campaigns targeting North London. 

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Oakwood

Oakwood is a very green and leafy area even for the already high North London standards. It is full of terraced and semi-detached homes lining the streets in a way that’s easy to navigate for leaflet distribution. There is also a considerable amount of large detached homes here. Oakwood contains only a small number of inaccessible addresses.

The layout of Oakwood is very similar to Southgate. At its northern border, Bramley Road is a good example of this with semi-detached homes in various styles on both sides of the street.

Oakwood Park

Oakwood Park is basically the largest green area within N14. Bramley Sports Ground and Southgate Chase Allotments are considerably smaller. The postcode border however is lined by many other parks. Broomfield Park, Arnos Park, Brunswick Park, Oak Hill Park and Trent Park are only some of the parks located right on the N14 border and accessible for local residents.

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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