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To find out fascinating facts as well as information on Stairlifts in London continue reading. London as everyone knows is the capital of England but did you know that according to local legend the capital of England wasn't always based in London or Londinium as the Romans called it.

Kind Edgar, that's him up above to the left, established himself at Penkridge, only a mile and a half from one of the regional offices of Castle Comfort Stairlifts at Dunston in Staffordshire. In those days wherever the king was living was held to be the seat of government and therefore the capital of the country. Edgar the Peaceful as he was known was declared to have held his seat of power in the area for reputedly upto 3 years.

According to the Birmingham Post when they were visiting Penkridge many locals were proud of their small towns claim to fame even if it was way back in the 10th Century!

Castle Comfort Stairlifts are an impartial, family owned national stairlift firm with regional offices throughout London and the South East.

Their London office can be found at

Castle Comfort Stairlifts Ltd
88, Hatton Garden Holborn London EC1N 8PG‎

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020 7717 9797 0800 007 6959 london.castlecomfortstairlifts.co.u

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Just one of their 5 Reviews so far on Google+

A Google User reviewed a year ago

Overall Excellent

A service that cannot be beaten. With an elderly mother in hospital requiring a stairlift before she could be discharged I had spent many hours ringing around stairlift companies only to be frustrated at the complexities of obtaining a direct quote and fitting date without the seemingly obligatory visit by the 'sales person'. Then I found Keith at Castle Comfort Stairlifts, what a relief. It felt like I was talking to someone from my family, he understood our predicament and was able to offer sound honest advice and provided a very competitive price for the installation of the chair over the phone. (Fantastic). Keith pulled out the stops and arranged for the measure up and fitting of the chair within a week to coincide with my mum's discharge. If you are looking for a company that really cares and one you can trust to provide you with the best no nonsense quote then I can highly recommend Keith and his family at Castle Comfort. Thank you. Mark. Middlesex.

For Stairlifts in London in the modern day capital of London or for straight or curved stairlifts why not be uplifted by the customer service and personal support of Castle Comfort. Give them a call day or night to find out what they can do for your nearest and dearest. Now that's a right royal idea.Here we have the districts of London, along with a selection of notable residents – past and present. It’s always remarkable how many people do not know who comes from their own town.

Abbey Wood – Steve Davis, snooker champion. Acton – Pete Townshend, guitarist for The Who. Addiscombe – D.H. Lawrence, author and poet. Kate Moss, supermodel. Alperton – Howard Chiu, cricketer. Anerley – Thomas Crapper, notable plumber.
Archway – E.H. Carr, historian. Bill Bailey, actor, author and comedian. Arkley – Norman Wisdom, actor. Balham – Ainsley Harriot - TV chef. Barking – Vera Lynn, singer. Barnes – Freddie Mercury, musician. Brian May, musician. Robert Pattinson, actor. Barnsbury – Tony Blair, former Prime Minister. Sir Ian Holm, actor. Barnet - Kingsley Amis - Writer. Battersea – Vivienne Westwood, fashion designer. Jack Dee, comedian.
Bayswater – Keira Knightly, actress.
Sting, musician.

Beckenham – Julie Andrews, actress. David Bowie, musician. Belgravia – Sean Connery, actor. Jennifer Saunders, actress. Belmont – David Bellamy, botanist, author and academic. Belsize Park – Gwyneth Paltrow, actress. Sean Bean, actor. Berrylands – Andy Parsons, comedian and writer. Bexleyheath – Delia Smith, TV chef. Boy George, musician. Bickley – Ernest Newton, architect. Bloomsbury – Charles Dickens, novelist. Ricky Gervais, actor and comedian. Bounds Green – Dan Gillespie Sells, lead singer of The Feeling. Bow – Dizzee Rascal, rapper. Graham Norton, comedian and TV presenter. Brent - John Lyon, founder of Harrow School Brixton – Sharon Osbourne, wife of Ozzy Osbourne. Brockley – Bernard Hill, actor. Shaun Wright-Philips, footballer. Bromley – H.G. Wells, author. Camberwell Camden Town – Dylan Thomas, poet and author. Catford – Ben Elton, comedian and writer. Cat Stevens, musician. Chelsea – Bryan Adams, musician. Hugh Grant, actor. Chessington – Enid Blyton, author. Clapham – Jo Brand, comedian. JK Rowling, author. Crouch End – James McAvoy, actor. Dagenham – Dudley Moore, film star and musician. Dalston – Mira Loew, artist. Denmark Hill – Jeremy Bowen, BBC news reporter. Dulwich – Ronnie Corbett, actor. Tim Roth, actor. Earls Court – Diana, Princess of Wales. Alfred Hitchcock, filmmaker and producer. Edmonton – Bruce Forsyth, entertainer. Enfield - Paul Scott, author. Rachel Whiteread, artist. Feltham – Buster Lloyd Jones, famous veterinarian. Finchley – Octavia Hill, founder of the National Trust. Finsbury – Arthur Mullard, actor. Forest Gate – Jimi Hendrix, musician. Lennox Lewis, heavyweight boxing champion. Forest Hill – Kate Bush, singer/songwriter. Fulham – Duffy, singer. Gospel Oak – Michael Palin, actor. Greenford – Martin May, engineer. Greenwich – Jools Holland, musician. Dr Samuel Johnson, compiler of the first English Dictionary. Grove Park – Desmond Tutu, South African activist and cleric. Hackney – Michael Caine, actor. Colin Firth, actor. Hadley Wood – Amy Winehouse, musician. Haggerston – John Hall, musician. Hammersmith – James May, TV presenter. Daniel Radcliffe, actor. Hampstead – Daphne du Marier – author. Audrey Hepburn, actress. Hampton – David Gilmour, musician. Hanwell – Peter Crouch, footballer. Harefield – Brian Connolly, lead singer of The Sweet. Harlesden – Louis Theroux, broadcaster. Haringey – Barbara Windsor, actress. Harrow – Sir Elton John, musician. Richard Wright, keyboard player and songwriter with Pink Floyd. Hendon - Thomas Tilling - transport entrepeneur Highams Park – Trevor Bailey, cricketer. Teddy Sheringham, footballer. Highbury – David Starkey, historian and TV presenter. Dom Howard, drummer from Muse. Highgate – Chris Moyles, BB1 DJ. John James Sainsbury, founder of Sainsbury’s. Hither Green – Jude Law, actor. Holborn – Thomas Chatterton, poet. Honor Oak – Spike Milligan, comedian. Hornsey – Simon Pegg, actor. Hounslow – Vincent van Gogh, artist. Hoxton – Jason Donovan, actor and singer. Isleworth – Sir Joseph Banks, botanist. Islington – Douglas Adams, author. Kenley – Ray Mears, TV presenter. Kentish Town – Bill Nighy, actor. Tessa Jowell, politician. Kenton – Pam St. Clement, actress. Kidbrooke – Lawrence Llewelyn Bowen, interior designer. Kilburn – David Mitchell, actor and comedian. Robert Webb, actor and comedian. Kingsbury – Mike Gatting, cricketer. George Michael, musician. Kingston Vale – Ronnie Wood, member of the Rolling Stones. Kingston upon Thames – Jacqueline Wilson, author. Knightsbridge – Anne Robinson, TV presenter. Nigella Lawson, TV chef. Lee – Manfred Mann, musician. Lewisham - Kate Winslet, actress. Leyton – Curtis Davies, footballer. Leytonstone – Jonathon Ross, TV presenter. Limehouse – Sir David Lean, film director. Lower Clapton – Harold Pinter, writer. Maida Vale – Joan Collins, actress. Manor Park – Stanley Holloway, actor. Marylebone – Joe Cole, footballer. Madonna, singer. Mill Hill – John Wilkes, journalist, radical and politician. Mitcham – David Gibson, cricketer. Muswell Hill – Crispin Bonham-Carter, actor. Michael McIntyre, comedian. Neasden – Twiggy, model and actress. New Cross – Mark Knopfler, lead singer and guitarist of Dire Straits. New Malden – Barbara Kelly, TV personality. Newington – Michael Faraday, scientist. Norbury – Mark Bolan, musician. Ian Wright, footballer. North Kensington – David Cameron, British Prime Minister. Orpington - Jack Dee - comedian. Paddington – Robert Browning, poet. Pentonville – John Stuart Mill, philosopher and civil servant. Perivale – Janet Street-Porter, journalist and TV personality. Alan Devonshire, footballer. Pimlico – Sir Winston Churchill, politician. Pinner – Henry James Pye, poet laureate. Plaistow – Sol Campbell, footballer. Plumstead – Steve Davis, snooker player. Tinie Tempah, rapper. Poplar – Jamie Redknapp, footballer. Primrose Hill – Alan Bennet, writer. Ewan McGregor, actor. Purley – Derren Brown, magician and mentalist. Putney – Nick Clegg, politician. Bobby Moore, footballer. Raynes Park – Richard Briers, actor. Richmond – Richard Francis Burton, explorer. Geoffrey Chaucer, poet. Roehampton – Dennis Waterman, actor. Rotherhithe – Myleene Klass, media personality. Shepherds Bush – Pete Doherty, musician. Sidcup – Dick Taylor, member of the Rolling Stones. Emma Noble, glamour model. South Kensington – Virginia Woolf, writer. Francis Bacon, artist. Southfields – George Eliot, writer. David Blunkett, politician St John’s Wood – Stephen Fry, actor and TV personality. Nigel Kennedy, violinist. Stanmore – Roger Moore, actor. Matt Lucas, comedian. Stepney – Des O’Connor. Stoke Newington – Leona Lewis, singer songwriter. Sudbury – Dev Patel, actor. Sydenham – Rolf Harris, media personality. Thornton Heath – Dame Jane Drew, architect. Tooting – Jimmy White, snooker player. Darren Bent, footballer. Tottenham – Bernie Grant, politician. Keisha White, musician. . Tower Hamlets – Keith Mansfield, writer. Uxbridge – Robert Catesby, leader of the Gunpowder Plot. George Orwell, writer. Vauxhall – Alistair Darling, politician. Walthamstow – Peter Hennessy, historian. Wandsworth – Daniel Defoe, author. Jessica Taylor, singer. Wapping – Cher, musician. Wembley – Keith Moon, member of The Who. Whitechapel – Muzzy Izzet, footballer. Wimbledon – Victoria Hamilton, actress. Lawrence Doherty, tennis player. Woolwich – Richard Lovelace, poet.


If you know of any more famous names from your borough of London then feel free to comment on the blog. The more the merrier.

If you want stairlift prices in London and the Home Counties call anytime between 8am and 11pm 7 days a week on 0800 007 6959 and you can speak with Ann or Keith directly. Outside these hours email any questions and they will attend to it as soon as possible. A straight stairlift can be fitted in less than an hour and prices start at £995. Curved ones naturally cost more, but can be manufactured in less than two weeks (the quickest in the UK) and installed in a morning or an afternoon.

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