The Winchester Club - Series 1
CHALK FARM PARADE / ADELIADE ROAD
NW3 - Pictures by Charly & Dean
Swain
This location is used throughout series 1.
According to Dean, this was a real club at the time of filming, probably called
The Eaton.
As you can see from the pictures, the original club is almost unrecognisable
these days.
THE WINCHESTER CLUB 1 - THEN AND NOW
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Directions to
Chalk Farm Road (opens a new window)
Closest Tube Station: Chalk Farm (Edgware Line branch of the Northern Line)
The Winchester Club - Portland Road W11, Notting Hill
This location is in Portland Rd W11, Notting Hill. The doorway used for the entrance to the Winchester Club is at 133a Portland Rd directly next door to a bar called “Julies”. In many episodes Arthur is seen getting in or out of his car outside the club, and in one episode "A Load of Bull & A Pat On The Back" the farmer's Rolls is seen approaching the club passing the pub The Portland Arms (this is no longer a pub and is now a high brow restaurant). This location was used mainly in the first few series and then switched to other locations for the later series.
THE WINCHESTER CLUB - THEN
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THE WINCHESTER CLUB - NOW
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PORTLAND ROAD - THEN
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Out of interest, the location was also used in the series
four episode of The Sweeney entitled 'Nightmare'
- notice in the right hand picture that Regan (John Thaw) walks right up to
number 133!
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Thanks to fellow fan ConfidentClive for this information.
PORTLAND ROAD - NOW

Directions to Portland Road (opens a new window)
Closest Tube Station: Holland Park (Central Line) / Latimer Road (Metropolitan &
Circle Line)
The Winchester Club - Newburgh Road, Acton
This location is Newburgh Road, Acton. The doorway was used for the entrance to the Winchester Club throughout the The Ray Daley Years.
THE WINCHESTER CLUB - NEWBURGH ROAD - NOW

Directions to Newburgh Road (opens a new window)
Closest Tube Station: Acton Town (Piccadilly/District Line)
This page was created by jno
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