TW11
TW11 — Teddington and Teddington Lock
TW11 is small, flat and busier than its size suggests, largely because of what sits in it. The National Physical Laboratory brings a steady weekday population of cars that arrive early and leave late, and a flat discovered at six in the evening in a staff car park is one of the more common calls we take here. Teddington itself is a high-street town with old kerbs and narrow bays, and the wheels come to us scuffed rather than shredded.
What we work on in TW11
3 places in this district, grouped by what they are.
Retail and business
- National Physical Laboratory
Parks, landmarks and institutions
- Teddington Lock
Streets and estates
- Teddington
Getting to you
Teddington Lock is a footbridge, not a road, so there is no shortcut across the river here and everything routes through Teddington or Hampton. Parking in the centre is time-limited and enforced properly; on the residential grid there is usually a length of kerb we can work from if you tell us the nearest junction.
Stopped somewhere in TW11?
Tell us the vehicle, the tyre size if you can see it, and exactly where the car is standing. We will say what we can do before anyone sets off.