Romford, England
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"Where London's Tube Map Gives Up And Cries"
Official Coat of Arms
A shield bearing a greyhound rampant in memory of the old dog stadium, quartered with a pint glass and a market trader's fold-up table, surmounted by a giant inflatable arch from the Liberty shopping centre, with the motto 'Somewhere Between Havering and Havoc'.
TripAdvisor Review
★★★☆☆ 3/5
"Came for the market, stayed because my car got clamped near the Brewery. The Liberty shopping centre has literally every phone repair shop known to mankind, which is handy because someone will definitely nick your phone on a Saturday night out. Romford nightlife is genuinely wild - I saw three hen dos and a fight outside Yates before 9pm. Would visit again but I'd bring a helmet."— BrendaFromBillericay_NightOut1987
Property Listing
Nestled in the vibrant London Borough of Havering, this bustling town offers unrivalled connectivity via the Elizabeth Line, meaning you can be in central London in under 25 minutes and back in Romford in time for last orders. Enjoy the eclectic charm of a historic market town fused with the electric energy of a nightlife scene that never quite calms down.
Twinned With
Magaluf — Both destinations peak on a Friday night and neither is fully operational before noon the next day.
Supporting Evidence
Romford was historically famous for its livestock market and greyhound racing stadium, and it still holds one of the largest street markets in the region every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.