Christmas Collection 5 starting at Park Avenue Whitton

Mon, Dec 7th 2026 at 5:30 pm - 8:30 pm

Route 7.


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Start Point: Junction of Park Avenue with Whitton Rd

Proceed, collecting, along Park Avenue and take first left into Wills Crescent. Follow Wills Crescent to end. (Do not turn into Grasmere Ave). Collectors follow footpath next to Sports Club at end of Wills Crescent through to Rydal Gardens. Wait for sleigh before continuing.

(SLEIGH turns round, turns right into Grasmere Ave, right into Park Ave, right along Whitton Rd, right into Runnymede, right into Rydal Gardens and meets collectors at end of Rydal Gardens)

Follow Rydal Gardens to end, right into Runnymede Road, left into Derwent Road to end. Collectors follow stony path along Keswick Road and out on to Hounslow Road. Turn right, cross road and take small pathway next to Prince Albert pub.  Follow pathway to end of Bramley Close to rejoin sleigh.

(SLEIGH turns round at end of Derwent, returns to Runnymede Road, right into Hounslow Road, to roundabout with Admiral Nelson opposite. Turn left onto Nelson Road and first left into Prospect Crescent. Follow to end, left into Bramley Close and left again to meet collectors)

Collect along Bramley Close and along Prospect Crescent to the end at Nelson Road.  If time allows complete the circle of Prospect Crescent by turning right on Nelson Road and re-entering Prospect Crescent at the next right turning. Finish at top of Prospect Crescent where it meets Bramley Close.

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