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History of Romford

The town of Romford is located in East London, England. Administratively, it is the centre of the London Borough of Havering. It is close to the city of London and residents have a short commute if they work in the city. The town is also home to many commuters because it is easily accessible via public transit, including train and metro. There are many bars, restaurants, shopping centres and other attractions in Romford that make it a great place to live.

The historic town centre is filled with old buildings and monuments from the past that add an air of charm. Romford has a rich history that dates back to the Roman settlement in Britain. The town was originally called ''Rumford'' but its name changed over the centuries. It has been a market town and an administrative centre. The economy of Romford shifted from agriculture to light industry and then to retail and commerce.

Romford Transport Guide

If you're looking for information on travelling in and around Romford, you've come to the right place. In this post, we'll be looking into the different ways to get around Romford.

Bus

There are a number of bus services that operate in and around Romford, travelling to destinations including Brentwood, Ilford, Dagenham and Upminster.

Train

There are three train stations in Romford:
Romford Station is on the TfL Rail network and is served by trains running between Liverpool Street and Shenfield.

Gidea Park Station is on the TfL Rail network and is served by trains running between Liverpool Street and Shenfield.

Harold Wood Station is on the TfL Rail network and is served by trains running between Liverpool Street and Shenfield.

Minicab

There are a number of minicab firms in Romford, including Tiklacars.

Car

As Romford is a relatively small town, travelling by car isn't always necessary.

Romford Culture

As a market town, Romford has always been a cultural destination. With two listed public houses in the marketplace, and a conservation area surrounding Romford is also home to a number of firsts: it was the first town in the UK to erect electric tram lines, and the first town in the UK to have a postcode. The town is also home to some famous people, including the band Underworld.
Romford has a lot of entertainment facilities for mass purposes such as cinemas and a large theatre. It also has a few smaller venues for more intimate performances.

Things to Do in Romford

There are plenty of things to do in Romford, whether you're looking for a family day out, something to keep you entertained for a few hours, or an evening out.

Romford Shopping Centre:The Romford Shopping Centre is a great place to start, with over 170 shops including many high street names, as well as places to dine,
Romford Market: is the largest outdoor covered market in Britain and offers over 100 stalls full of bargains.
Havering Museum Ltd:is a small local museum with a collection of artefacts and archival materials relating to the history of Havering
Raphael Park:is a great place for a walk or a picnic and has a children's play area and a bandstand.
Valence House Museum:is the only Tudor building left in London and has a fantastic display of 18th-century furniture.
Kidspace Romford:is a fun, interactive indoor learning environment with activities and workshops for children of all ages.
Bedfords Park:is a nature reserve with a variety of wildlife, including deer, otters and birds
Moby Adventure Golf:is a great way to spend an afternoon, with two 18-hole indoor golf courses.
Lodge Farm Park:has a farm, miniature railway and play areas. If you're looking for something cultural, The Brewery Arts Centre has a varied programme of events including theatre, music and art exhibitions.

Restaurants in Romford

Restaurants in Romford can be found all over the town centre, with a great variety of different cuisines on offer. Whether you're looking for a casual meal or a special occasion dinner, you'll be able to find something to suit your taste. Some of the most popular restaurants in Romford include The George, Zizzi, and Bella Italia.

George

George is a traditional pub that offers classic British dishes such as fish and chips and roast beef and Yorkshire pudding. Their desserts are homemade and they serve a wide range of real ales, beers, and ciders. The George is located on the high street and is perfect for a casual meal or drinks with friends.

Zizzi

Zizzi is an Italian restaurant that serves up classic dishes such as pizza, pasta, and risotto. They also have a diverse wine list, and their desserts are to die for.

Ciao Belloa

Ciao Bello is an Italian restaurant in Romford that serves up authentic dishes made from fresh, local ingredients. They also have a range of wines, cocktails, and beers.

Frankie & Benny's

Frankie & Benny's is a classic American Italian restaurant that offers all the best dishes from across the Atlantic. They serve up favourites such as burgers, pizzas, and chicken wings, as well as a range of desserts.
There are also plenty of Indian, Chinese, and Thai restaurants in Romford for those who want to try something a little different. So, whatever your taste or budget, there's sure to be a restaurant in Romford.

Clothing shops in Romford

Clothing shops in Romford can be found all over the town centre. You'll find high street names like H&M, Next and Primark, as well as smaller independents. However, there are none in Romford town centre.
You'll find many of the towns best clothing shops on Havering Street and Newham Street, near Romford Market Place. You'll also find a variety of shops on North Street and Havering Road.

For more information about the specific shops in Romford, please check the following list:

• Yours Clothing
• H&L Fashions
• Matalan
• TIME
• New Look
• River Island
• Something about Rose clothes boutique
• Flannels
• Bonmarché