About Claygate
Claygate has five public houses, and one of the annual village traditions is a Boxing Day tour of all the pubs by Morris Dancers. As well as the pubs, there are several restaurants in Claygate. In the "Old Village" there is a range of popular restaurants representing wide selection of international cuisine. In "The Parade" there are fast food eateries a Chinese restaurant and a Tandoori restaurant still run by the same family since 1974.
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The biggest employer in Claygate is the retail sector and there is a large and diverse selection of shops and restaurants, with two main centres known as "The Parade" and "The Old Village". The Parade is the larger shopping area, being adjacent to Claygate railway station and extending to shops in St Leonards Road and Hare Lane. Claygate has its own supermarket, a Post Office, two newsagents, four estate agents and a number of specialist shops. Many of the shops in Claygate are family-run, independent businesses with long histories. One of the oldest is likely to be "The Game Larder", which opened in the early 1960s as a butcher's shop called R.E. Grimes.
Claygate is a village in the county of Surrey, approximately 16 miles south west of London. It is primarily a residential area but with offices, farms and two shopping areas with a supermarket, five pubs and numerous restaurants. Apart from a street overlap to Esher, Claygate is surrounded by woodlands and open countryside, including Claygate Common, Princes Covert, Winney Hill, Surbiton Golf Course, Telegraph Hill, Littleworth Common and Arbrook Common. Much of the intervening farmland is used for grazing ponies, but there are two active farms. The Rythe is a small river running through Claygate, and as an important drainage channel has been implicated in issues of flooding in the village. A major flood alleviation scheme was initiated in 2002.
Many of Claygate's residents commute to the capital using the direct train service from laygate railway station, the journey to central London takes 29 minutes. Claygate is also very close to the 25 and Kingston-upon-Thames. Constrained by the green belt, this has resulted in Claygate being subject to extensive in-fill and back-garden development.