Latest reviews for Stations & Transport in Shepherds Bush, London, United Kingdom

White City Underground Station - White City - Not a bad lil station. by yasirkhan316

yasirkhan316 — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 19:39:40 +0000

Review by yasirkhan316

Rating: 3.00

Phone: 020 7222 1234

Website: http://www.thetube.com

Tags: toilet, sweet / paper shop, ticket machine

This is a fairly modern above ground Station in London. If you need to buy a new car and have heard of White City then this is the place people are talking about. Just check thetube.com for directions to White City from the area you are travelling from. When you arrive, just take the stairs up and follow the signs out of the station. There is a curtesy bus that will take you down the road to the White City motor sale point where you can browse hundreds, if not thousands of vehicles and purchase then and there too.

if you are after a BBC show then this is also the station you must travel to. I would rate the station above average on grounds of clenliness. It is worth noting that as this station is at the end of a line it is rather busy at night and there can be a crowd of rather roudy people hanging around so please take precautions to safegaurd your personal belongongs and self when commuting through this station, especially after hours or on Friday/Saturday nights when this area is more bustling due to its close locality with the london theatre district as well.

The station, as mentioned is an above ground so there are not many trains and frequency has always been an issue. However, as it is far out of the city it is better than not having the station at all.This is a fairly modern above ground Station in London. If you need to buy a new car and have heard of White City then this is the place people are talking about. Just check thetube.com for directions to White City from the area you are travelling from. When you arrive, just take the stairs up and follow the signs out of the station. There is a curtesy bus that will take you down the road to the White City motor sale point where you can browse hundreds, if not thousands of vehicles and purchase then and there too.

if you are after a BBC show then this is also the station you must travel to. I would rate the station above average on grounds of clenliness. It is worth noting that as this station is at the end of a line it is rather busy at night and there can be a crowd of rather roudy people hanging around so please take precautions to safegaurd your personal belongongs and self when commuting through this station, especially after hours or on Friday/Saturday nights when this area is more bustling due to its close locality with the london theatre district as well.

The station, as mentioned is an above ground so there are not many trains and frequency has always been an issue. However, as it is far out of the city it is better than not having the station at all.

Shepherd's Bush Underground Station Hammersmith & City Line - Shepherd's Bush: Gateway to the Pub! by ross

ross — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 19:59:13 +0000

Review by ross

Rating: 3.00

Phone: 020 7222 1234

Website: http://www.thetube.com

Tags: market, library, sweet / paper shop

In this case The Defector's Weld on the corner of Wood Lane. As this isn't about the DF I'll pass over more details for now.

The H&C line station, soon to be renamed something alopng the lines of "Shepherd's Bush Market" or somesuch, lies at the north end of Shepherd's Bush Common, aka Green. Walking directly south of it will bring you to the Central Line Shepherd's Bush station. Inbetween are the usual fast food joints and mobile phone touts and one or two decent charity/2nd hand shops. And at least two pubs.. (Knew there was a reason for this review...)

Opposite and adjacent to the station, lying between it and Goldhawk Road station is Shepherd's Bush Market. A fine, diverse and sometimes interestingly populated (i.e. try and avoid on the QPR home Saturdays) linear stretch of stalls and shops set alongside the tracks. So, cheeringly, should an H&C train ever derail here it would have something soft to land on fifteen feet below.

Lots of reasons just to head to Shepherd's Bush, but avoid the Green itself. Unless crossing it to get the the shopping centre/cinema, huge Wetherspoons pub - or onward down Rockley Road to St Simon's and the residential strangeness beyond. The Green, especially the kids playground, is more a fun hangout for various local chemically assisteds and alleged muggers (or worse Chuggers!). Always a fun passtime watching grown men peeing up against a tree next to the child-filled tennis courts on a hot summers day rather than walk five meters to the toilets...In this case The Defector's Weld on the corner of Wood Lane. As this isn't about the DF I'll pass over more details for now.

The H&C line station, soon to be renamed something alopng the lines of "Shepherd's Bush Market" or somesuch, lies at the north end of Shepherd's Bush Common, aka Green. Walking directly south of it will bring you to the Central Line Shepherd's Bush station. Inbetween are the usual fast food joints and mobile phone touts and one or two decent charity/2nd hand shops. And at least two pubs.. (Knew there was a reason for this review...)

Opposite and adjacent to the station, lying between it and Goldhawk Road station is Shepherd's Bush Market. A fine, diverse and sometimes interestingly populated (i.e. try and avoid on the QPR home Saturdays) linear stretch of stalls and shops set alongside the tracks. So, cheeringly, should an H&C train ever derail here it would have something soft to land on fifteen feet below.

Lots of reasons just to head to Shepherd's Bush, but avoid the Green itself. Unless crossing it to get the the shopping centre/cinema, huge Wetherspoons pub - or onward down Rockley Road to St Simon's and the residential strangeness beyond. The Green, especially the kids playground, is more a fun hangout for various local chemically assisteds and alleged muggers (or worse Chuggers!). Always a fun passtime watching grown men peeing up against a tree next to the child-filled tennis courts on a hot summers day rather than walk five meters to the toilets...

Goldhawk Road Underground Station - by comradem

comradem — Mon, 09 Jul 2007 15:56:07 +0000

Review by comradem

Rating: 4.00

Phone: 020 7222 1234

Website: http://www.thetube.com

Tags: sweet / paper shop, ticket machine

What a great tube station.What a great tube station.