Harpley Square Open Space

Harpley Square Open Space

Harpley Square Open Space is a public square located in the Globe Town area of Tower Hamlets, East London. The square is part of the London County Council's Norfolk Estate and features a mural depicting the meeting of King Richard and Wat Tyler's peasants at Mile End Meadow in 1381, which was on the ground floor of Raynham House, built around 1960. (flickr.com)

The surrounding area is characterized by a diverse community, with a significant Bangladeshi population. The predominant religion is Islam, and the main age group is between 20 to 39 years old. Approximately 33% of households are single-family units with dependent children. (crystalroof.co.uk)

In terms of education, the area has a low percentage of residents with degrees, and a low percentage of residents are degree-educated or similar. The area has a low crime rate. (crystalroof.co.uk)

The square is well-connected to public transport, with several stations within a short distance, including Stepney Green (0.2 miles), Bethnal Green (0.4 miles), and Bethnal Green (0.5 miles). (crystalroof.co.uk)

Within a 0.5-mile radius, there are multiple food stores, including Tesco Express, Co-operative, and Tesco supermarkets. (crystalroof.co.uk)

The area is served by several primary and secondary schools, including Bangabandhu Primary School, Globe Primary School, Morpeth School, and Mulberry Stepney Green Mathematics and Computing College. (crystalroof.co.uk)

Overall, Harpley Square Open Space and its surrounding area offer a blend of historical significance, cultural diversity, and community amenities, making it a notable part of East London's urban landscape.