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	'''Stoneleigh''' is a village in the [[Epsom and Ewell]] borough in the county of [[Surrey]], England. {{refn\|A few streets are in the [[London Borough of Sutton]]\|group= n}} It is situated approximately {{convert\|11\|mi}} from [[centre of London\|central London]]. In the [[2011 United Kingdom census\|2011 Census]], the population was 8,741.		'''Stoneleigh''' is a suburban village in the [[Epsom and Ewell]] borough in the county of [[Surrey]], England. {{refn\|A few streets are in the [[London Borough of Sutton]]\|group= n}} It is situated approximately {{convert\|11\|mi}} from [[centre of London\|central London]]. In the [[2011 United Kingdom census\|2011 Census]], the population was 8,741.

	The area was formerly part of the Great Park and Little Park of Nonsuch in the Tudor era. [[Nonsuch Park]] today is situated on the site of the Little Park in the east of the village, extending into East [[Ewell]] and [[Cheam]].		The area was formerly part of the Great Park and Little Park of Nonsuch in the Tudor era. [[Nonsuch Park]] today is situated on the site of the Little Park in the east of the village, extending into East [[Ewell]] and [[Cheam]].

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	==Economy==		==Economy==
	[[File:Stoneleigh Library.jpg\|thumb\|Stoneleigh Library]]		[[File:Stoneleigh Library.jpg\|thumb\|Stoneleigh Library]]
	Stoneleigh has one main shopping area: Stoneleigh Broadway, next to [[Stoneleigh railway station]], is about {{convert\|280\|yds\|m\|}} long and has around 60 retail units including convenience stores and restaurants, as well as a post office. A 2021 study, commissioned by the borough council, noted that the street was "pedestrian friendly" and that it benefitted from "a plentiful supply of free car parking".<ref>{{cite web \|title= Retail and Commercial Leisure Needs Assessment Update \|date= September 2021 \|publisher= Epsom and Ewell Borough Council \|pages= ~~19-22~~ \|url= https://www.epsom-ewell.gov.uk/sites/default/files/retail%20study.pdf \|access-date= 27 September 2023 }}</ref> The largest shops are a [[The Co-operative Group\|Co-Op]] on the south side of the Broadway and a [[Sainsbury's]] on the north side. Also on the north side of The Broadway is Stoneleigh Library, which opened in 1966.<ref name="Historic pubto be demolished?">{{cite news \|last= Matharu \|first= Hardeep \|date= 20 July 2012 \|title= Historic Ewell pub to be demolished? \|work= Croydon Guardian \|url= https://www.yourlocalguardian.co.uk/news/9827197.historic-ewell-pub-to-be-demolished/ }}</ref> It has been run by volunteers since 2013.<ref>[http://www.surreycommunity.info/stoneleighcommunitylibrary/ "History and info - Stoneleigh Community Library"] ''www.surreycommunity.info''</ref> Stoneleigh also has smaller parades and shopping areas including:		Stoneleigh has one main shopping area: Stoneleigh Broadway, next to [[Stoneleigh railway station]], is about {{convert\|280\|yds\|m\|}} long and has around 60 retail units including convenience stores and restaurants, as well as a post office. A 2021 study, commissioned by the borough council, noted that the street was "pedestrian friendly" and that it benefitted from "a plentiful supply of free car parking".<ref>{{cite web \|title= Retail and Commercial Leisure Needs Assessment Update \|date= September 2021 \|publisher= Epsom and Ewell Borough Council \|pages= 19–22 \|url= https://www.epsom-ewell.gov.uk/sites/default/files/retail%20study.pdf \|access-date= 27 September 2023 }}</ref> The largest shops are a [[The Co-operative Group\|Co-Op]] on the south side of the Broadway and a [[Sainsbury's]] on the north side. Also on the north side of The Broadway is Stoneleigh Library, which opened in 1966.<ref name="Historic pubto be demolished?">{{cite news \|last= Matharu \|first= Hardeep \|date= 20 July 2012 \|title= Historic Ewell pub to be demolished? \|work= Croydon Guardian \|url= https://www.yourlocalguardian.co.uk/news/9827197.historic-ewell-pub-to-be-demolished/ }}</ref> It has been run by volunteers since 2013.<ref>[http://www.surreycommunity.info/stoneleighcommunitylibrary/ "History and info - Stoneleigh Community Library"] ''www.surreycommunity.info''</ref> Stoneleigh also has smaller parades and shopping areas including:
	*Stoneleigh Parade and Kingston Parade, both at the junction of Stoneleigh Park Road and the [[A240 road\|A240]] Kingston Road. This is on the border with Ewell Court. Other shops including a post office can be found opposite the two parades on the Ewell side.		*Stoneleigh Parade and Kingston Parade, both at the junction of Stoneleigh Park Road and the [[A240 road\|A240]] Kingston Road. This is on the border with Ewell Court. Other shops including a post office can be found opposite the two parades on the Ewell side.
	*Cunliffe Parade on Vale Road, which has a post office and a convenience store. This is located on the border with Worcester Park. The Willow Tree pub is situated opposite Cunliffe Parade.		*Cunliffe Parade on Vale Road, which has a post office and a convenience store. This is located on the border with Worcester Park. The Willow Tree pub is situated opposite Cunliffe Parade.

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	==Geography==		==Geography==
	Stoneleigh comprises the residential areas either side of the [[Mole Valley Line]] including Stoneleigh Broadway towards its midpoint, which is {{convert\|3\|mi}} from Epsom. The village contains or borders two mostly dual carriageway primary A roads; the [[A240 road\|A240]] Kingston Road and Ewell Bypass in both the Auriol and Stoneleigh wards, and the [[A24 road (England)\|A24]] in the Stoneleigh ward, from the Organ Crossroads to the traffic lights with Sparrow Farm Road, via Nonsuch Park, near where [[Stane Street (Chichester)\|Stane Street]] used to be.		Stoneleigh comprises the residential areas either side of the [[Mole Valley Line]] including Stoneleigh Broadway towards its midpoint, which is {{convert\|3\|mi}} from Epsom. The village contains or borders two, mostly dual carriageway, primary A roads; the [[A240 road\|A240]] Kingston Road and Ewell Bypass in both the Auriol and Stoneleigh wards, and the [[A24 road (England)\|A24]] in the Stoneleigh ward, from the Organ Crossroads to the traffic lights with Sparrow Farm Road, via Nonsuch Park, near where [[Stane Street (Chichester)\|Stane Street]] used to be.

	Stoneleigh is associated with an area extending as far as the Kingston Road ([[A240 road\|A240]]) in the west, The Organ Crossroads to the south, [[Nonsuch Park]] in the southeast, Sparrow Farm Road to the northeast and Timbercroft and Auriol Park to the northwest. Auriol Park.		Stoneleigh is associated with an area extending as far as the Kingston Road ([[A240 road\|A240]]) in the west, The Organ Crossroads to the south, [[Nonsuch Park]] in the southeast, Sparrow Farm Road to the northeast and Timbercroft and Auriol Park to the northwest. Auriol Park.

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	==Surrounding area==		==Surrounding area==
	~~Being a suburban area,~~ Stoneleigh is contiguous with surrounding ~~areas~~ including Ewell, Worcester Park and North Cheam.		Stoneleigh is contiguous with surrounding towns and villages including Ewell, Worcester Park and North Cheam.
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	==Geography==		==Geography==
	Stoneleigh comprises the residential areas either side of the [[Mole Valley Line]] including Stoneleigh Broadway towards its midpoint, which is {{convert\|~~2.8~~\|mi}} from Epsom ~~town centre~~. The ~~suburb has no [[high rise]] buildings. It~~ contains or borders two mostly dual carriageway primary A roads; the [[A240 road\|A240]] Kingston Road and Ewell Bypass in both the Auriol and Stoneleigh wards, and the [[A24 road (England)\|A24]] in the Stoneleigh ward, from the Organ Crossroads to the traffic lights with Sparrow Farm Road, via Nonsuch Park, near where [[Stane Street (Chichester)\|Stane Street]] used to be.		Stoneleigh comprises the residential areas either side of the [[Mole Valley Line]] including Stoneleigh Broadway towards its midpoint, which is {{convert\|3\|mi}} from Epsom. The village contains or borders two mostly dual carriageway primary A roads; the [[A240 road\|A240]] Kingston Road and Ewell Bypass in both the Auriol and Stoneleigh wards, and the [[A24 road (England)\|A24]] in the Stoneleigh ward, from the Organ Crossroads to the traffic lights with Sparrow Farm Road, via Nonsuch Park, near where [[Stane Street (Chichester)\|Stane Street]] used to be.

	Stoneleigh is associated with an area extending as far as the Kingston Road ([[A240 road\|A240]]) in the west, The Organ Crossroads to the south, [[Nonsuch Park]] in the southeast, Sparrow Farm Road to the northeast and Timbercroft and Auriol Park to the northwest. Auriol Park~~, for example, is in the Auriol Ward but is in the KT4, [[Worcester Park]], [[postcode area]]~~. ~~The area of the Ewell Court Ward east of Kingston road in the KT19 postcode is considered to be in Stoneleigh.{{cn\|date=June 2023}}~~		Stoneleigh is associated with an area extending as far as the Kingston Road ([[A240 road\|A240]]) in the west, The Organ Crossroads to the south, [[Nonsuch Park]] in the southeast, Sparrow Farm Road to the northeast and Timbercroft and Auriol Park to the northwest. Auriol Park.

	===Topography===		===Topography===
	The Ewell Court Stream of the [[Hogsmill River]] runs through Stoneleigh, rising in Nonsuch Park. It runs underground throughout Briarwood Road and Stoneleigh Park Road before re-emerging at the nearby Ewell Court Lake.<ref name=":Defra">{{Cite web\|url = http://archive.defra.gov.uk/environment/flooding/documents/manage/surfacewater/hogsmilla.pdf\|title = River Hogsmill Integrated Urban Drainage DEFRA Pilot Study Volume 2 – Appendix A\|date = June 2008\|access-date = 23 December 2014\|publisher = DEFRA\|url-status=dead\|archive-url = http://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/20130402151656/http://archive.defra.gov.uk/environment/flooding/documents/manage/surfacewater/hogsmilla.pdf\|archive-date = 2 April 2013\|df = dmy-all}}</ref> The Beverley Brook's source is at the extreme north of the suburb at Sparrow Farm Road before it flows into Worcester Park through Cuddington Recreation Ground.		The Ewell Court Stream of the [[Hogsmill River]] runs through Stoneleigh, rising in Nonsuch Park. It runs underground throughout Briarwood Road and Stoneleigh Park Road before re-emerging at the nearby Ewell Court Lake.<ref name=":Defra">{{Cite web\|url = http://archive.defra.gov.uk/environment/flooding/documents/manage/surfacewater/hogsmilla.pdf\|title = River Hogsmill Integrated Urban Drainage DEFRA Pilot Study Volume 2 – Appendix A\|date = June 2008\|access-date = 23 December 2014\|publisher = DEFRA\|url-status=dead\|archive-url = http://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/20130402151656/http://archive.defra.gov.uk/environment/flooding/documents/manage/surfacewater/hogsmilla.pdf\|archive-date = 2 April 2013\|df = dmy-all}}</ref> The Beverley Brook's source is at the extreme north of the suburb at Sparrow Farm Road before it flows into Worcester Park through Cuddington Recreation Ground.

	Ordance Survey maps suggest that the ~~suburb~~ is located between 25 and 52 metres above sea level, peaking at 52 metres in Stoneleigh Crescent just north-west of Stoneleigh Station and dropping to 25 metres in the extreme west at Timbercroft/Salisbury Road. The high point is a summit between the Ewell Court Stream, the Beverley Brook and the Hogsmill River, with the low near to the Hogsmill. The ~~cente~~ of the ~~suburb~~ (Stoneleigh Broadway) is at about 37 metres on a gentle incline just north of the Ewell Court Stream.<ref>"Select the respective heights in the Stoneleigh area. Ordnance Survey data is used to feed the information. Lowest Point on Timbercroft (25m/82ft), highest Stoneleigh Crescent (52m/171ft)" ''floodmap.net''</ref><ref>"1915 Ordnance Survey map of Stoneleigh. Shows highest point (173ft/52m) near what is now Stoneleigh Crescent and near lowest point (87ft/26m) near A240/Ruxley junction."''https://eehe.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Os1915.jpg''</ref>		Ordance Survey maps suggest that the village is located between 25 and 52 metres above sea level, peaking at 52 metres in Stoneleigh Crescent just north-west of Stoneleigh Station and dropping to 25 metres in the extreme west at Timbercroft/Salisbury Road. The high point is a summit between the Ewell Court Stream, the Beverley Brook and the Hogsmill River, with the low near to the Hogsmill. The centre of the village (Stoneleigh Broadway) is at about 37 metres on a gentle incline just north of the Ewell Court Stream.<ref>"Select the respective heights in the Stoneleigh area. Ordnance Survey data is used to feed the information. Lowest Point on Timbercroft (25m/82ft), highest Stoneleigh Crescent (52m/171ft)" ''floodmap.net''</ref><ref>"1915 Ordnance Survey map of Stoneleigh. Shows highest point (173ft/52m) near what is now Stoneleigh Crescent and near lowest point (87ft/26m) near A240/Ruxley junction."''https://eehe.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Os1915.jpg''</ref>

	==Surrounding area==		==Surrounding area==

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	'''Stoneleigh''' is a ~~suburban area southwest of [[London]], situated~~ in ~~the north of~~ the [[Epsom and Ewell]] borough in the county of [[Surrey]], England. {{refn\|A few streets are in the [[London Borough of Sutton]]\|group= n}} It is situated approximately {{convert\|11\|mi}} from [[centre of London\|central London]]. In the [[2011 United Kingdom census\|2011 Census]], the population was 8,741.		'''Stoneleigh''' is a village in the [[Epsom and Ewell]] borough in the county of [[Surrey]], England. {{refn\|A few streets are in the [[London Borough of Sutton]]\|group= n}} It is situated approximately {{convert\|11\|mi}} from [[centre of London\|central London]]. In the [[2011 United Kingdom census\|2011 Census]], the population was 8,741.

	The area was formerly part of the Great Park and Little Park of Nonsuch in the Tudor era. [[Nonsuch Park]] today is situated on the site of the Little Park in the east of the ~~suburb~~, extending into East [[Ewell]] and [[Cheam]].		The area was formerly part of the Great Park and Little Park of Nonsuch in the Tudor era. [[Nonsuch Park]] today is situated on the site of the Little Park in the east of the village, extending into East [[Ewell]] and [[Cheam]].

	The construction of the [[Stoneleigh railway station\|railway station]], in 1932, was responsible for initiating the development of most of Stoneleigh, which was largely completed by the onset of [[World War II]] in late 1939.		The construction of the [[Stoneleigh railway station\|railway station]], in 1932, was responsible for initiating the development of most of Stoneleigh, which was largely completed by the onset of [[World War II]] in late 1939.

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	==Parks and open spaces==
	The western part of [[Nonsuch Park]] is located in the east of Stoneleigh, including the wooded area around the Stoneleigh Swamp. The rest of the park is in East Ewell and [[Cheam]]. The Cheam section contains the Mansion and gardens.

	Auriol Park is in the north west of Stoneleigh, near [[Worcester Park]]. It contains a playground, tennis and basketball courts in addition to football pitches.

	There is also a small area of green space in the south, on Park Avenue West/Ewell By-Pass. It is known locally as the Gurteen Recreation Ground.

	==Economy==		==Economy==

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			==Parks and open spaces==
			The western part of [[Nonsuch Park]] is located in the east of Stoneleigh, including the wooded area around the Stoneleigh Swamp. The rest of the park is in East Ewell and [[Cheam]]. The Cheam section contains the Mansion and gardens.

			Auriol Park is in the north west of Stoneleigh, near [[Worcester Park]]. It contains a playground, tennis and basketball courts in addition to football pitches.

			There is also a small area of green space in the south, on Park Avenue West/Ewell By-Pass. It is known locally as the Gurteen Recreation Ground.

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