About West Ham
West Ham is within the London Borough of Newham in East London with postcodes of E13 and E15. It is close to the site of the Olympic Park and as such there is much activity in the area. Being very close to the Docklands area, West Ham has many all round advantages, such as work opportunities, entertainment and a large amount of new residential developments. If you live in West Ham and are on your own, you may not take advantage of the entertainment close to hand. Why not book one of our captivating and extremely attractive West Ham escorts to accompany you around the East End of London, maybe for a quiet meal for two, then return to your home for that all important one to one time together. If you are a visitor to the area and you would like to see the sights, then you will find no better guide than one of our escorts in West Ham. We can have your escort to you within 45 minutes of your call and once you meet her, you will not believe your luck, as this 'drop dead gorgeous' lady will be giving you her undivided attention for as long as you wish.To the east of West Ham you will find it is mostly residential, with Victorian and Edwardian terraced houses intermingled with higher density post-war social housing. Today, you will see lots of new family homes being built. The West Ham area has been in the past, one of the most deprived areas in London and England. Together with its neighbour Plaistow it now is part of a major regeneration plan. There are two distinctive features of the population in West Ham and also generally within the Borough of Newham, it is that they are a younger population than the London average and that there is a rich mix of minority ethnic groups.
Shopping facilities are good for West Ham and you will find a 60 acre site with 35 major stores and restaurants called Gallions Reach Shopping Park. This offers an unrivalled choice of shopping and with 2000 free parking spaces, bus terminal and adjacent DLR station it's easy for everyone to get to and enjoy. Trading 7 days a week until 8pm most nights, stores like Tesco, Smyths Toys, Next, TK Max and Boots give the family a full choice of shopping, catering to all their needs without the hassle of the Town Centre. Add to this a purpose built food court which offers food from Nandos, McDonalds and Pizza Hut, they can look after all their customers, all day and every day.
Stratford Park was originally known as West Ham Lane Recreation Ground until 1998/9. The land for it was bought by West Ham Council in three lots, moving from north to south. It was laid out between 1899 and 1903, and the park was opened in stages from 1899. If you are looking for attractive open space then this park is ideal.
If you wanted to travel a little further then a visit to Epping Forest would make a great day out. Epping Forest now combines the roles of scenic open space, important wildlife habitat and recreational opportunities. It hosts numerous events and activities. There are three Forest Centres spread across Epping Forest, Epping Forest Visitor Centre in the north at High Beach, a well-established beauty spot; Queen Elizabeth's Hunting Lodge in Chingford, a Tudor timber hunt-standing dating from 1543; and in the south, The Temple, dating from the 1760s, set in Wanstead Park, once the formal gardens of the magnificent Wanstead House.
With really good transport links to most places in London and of course the home to one of England's great football teams, West Ham seems to have everything going for it and whether you are visiting London for shopping, entertainment or football, take time to stop and look closely at the ever changing area.
