FEPS Outing Sunday 22 February 2026
Backstreets of London Part 4,
Kensington High Street and Holland Park
Start Time: 11:00
Start Location:
Inside Kensington Arcade, above Kensington High Street Station.
Initially snaking around the backstreets in the area surrounding St Mary Abbots Church, on the junction of Kensington High Street and Kensington Church Street. We then pass Kensington Town Hall heading towards Holland Park, and explore its many decorative gardens and water features. Then heading back up Kensington Church Street for refreshments at a pub near Notting Hill Gate Station for the journey home.
Total walking distance: approx. 4km (not including further exploration of the Holland Park Gardens).
This trip is weather dependent; in the event of heavy and/or persistent rain, this trip will be postponed.
Please contact Trevor or Munjal if you would like to join us
Further details and itinerary, including suggested routes to get to Kensington High Street Station by Underground, will be sent to you.
Trevor Hyde: tbhyde43@gmail.com
Munjal Rawji: munjal.rawji@googlemail.com
FEPS Trips are open to all members. Locations vary and include local trips, visits further afield and sometimes overnight stays with a view to explore the unfamiliar in a variety of different locations. All trips are thoroughly researched by trip organizers for photographic interest.
For all trips, members are responsible for all their personal costs; travel, food, refreshments, accommodation (where relevant) and all members are responsible for their own safety.
Please refer to FEPS policies such as Equality and Respect and the Safeguarding policy prior to attending a trip.
Trip information is shared in advance and subject to weather conditions, travel restrictions and availability of leaders. Keep an eye on the website, the WhatsApp group (setup for the event) and your email for updates. The organisers are very happy to answer any questions.
Please contact the trip organisers with your ideas for FEPS Outings, e.g. on our ongoing theme of: ‘Backstreets of London’.
