The South London Guides: over 30 detailed district guides Select from the left column then navigate with top bars for: Home: What’s New in the area History: Illustrated history timeline Information: A-Z illustrated guide to bars, restaurants, shops etc Property: illustrated A-Z guide of roads to buy or rent in. Focus on: East Dulwich
		Away Breaks In England & Wales Eastbourne Snapshot Guide The seaside resort of Eastbourne has been revitalised by the new Towner art gallery. This is helped by being at the start of the South Downs Way set in the new Sussex Downs National Park. More info Essex Gastronomic Guide Essex has a unsurpassed range of high quality food & drink including oysters, fish, organic and free-range meats plus its famous jams and several wine producers and microbreweries. They are mostly East of the A12 (Maldon, Mersea) or on the Cambridgeshire border (Saffron Waldon) more info
		London Overground Section The London Overground is being extended with a new line from Dalston Junction to New Cross/Crystal Palace and West Croydon that will open on 23 May 2010. Trains will run from 05:45 to 23:45, with trains every 15 minutes on each of the three branches. There will be trains every five minutes between Dalston Junction and Surrey Quays and trains every eight minutes between Surrey Quays and Sydenham. The new Class 378 train’s interior is open-plan and can carry up to 700 passengers. More info
		South London History Features Many historical & literary figures lived in South London including Enid Blyton, writer Robert Browning, poet Boris Karloff, actor Edith Nesbit, writer Camille Pissarro, artist