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Floor Sanding in Middlesex
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Poor Middlesex... It’s paid a high price for being London’s smallest and closest county: the victim of all that encompasses 20th century development. Suburban spread in the 1930s (aided by the electric railway); the rise of Heathrow in the 50s; and the final ignominy of losing its status as a county in 1965.
The poet John Betjeman often cited his ‘gallant’ native county in nostalgic evocations of the 1920s:
‘.. a few surviving hedges
Keep alive our lost Elysium - rural Middlesex again.’
What remains of what was once the best farming land near London can now only be found in the northwest between Ruislip and Harefield - and north east in the remnants of Enfield Chase at Trent Park.
Still, there are other pockets in today’s London Boroughs that retain traces of old Middlesex, even if these ‘lost villages’ are little more than a green and an ancient church.
The sturdy triumvirate of Hayes, Harlington and Harmondsworth, despite their proximity to Heathrow, all have worthwhile churches. The splendid Norman doorway in the latter is one of the chief monuments in the old county. Even more surprising - and incongruous - is the survival of the tremendous 14th century Harmondsworth tithe barn.
Ironic then that the undisputed spiritual home of the summer game should be based in what is now central London. Lord’s is still the base for both Middlesex County Cricket Club and the MCC. Father Time overlooks the ground and leafy St John’s Wood to remind visitors of the values embodied in a slower alternative to the flurry of the modern world.
With over 24 years of sanding knowledge,
we're dedicated to making sure that your wooden
floors always get the best restoration service there is.