Eighty eight postcode districts, and what we cover in each.

Several localities on this list genuinely straddle a boundary. Joyden’s Wood is split between DA2 and DA5, Crook Log appears in DA6, DA7 and DA16, Abbey Wood spans DA7 and DA17, Stone spans DA2 and DA9, Longlands spans DA14 and DA15, and Albany Park manages three at once. The Kent districts do the same thing: Wainscott sits in ME2 and ME3, Luton in ME4 and ME5, Brompton in ME4 and ME7, Hempstead in ME7 and ME8, Tunstall in ME9 and ME10, and Bearsted is ME14 at the village end and ME15 at Madginford. Larkfield is a different trap again, because the parish is called East Malling and Larkfield while the village itself is ME20. South of the downs it happens again: Cudham is split between TN14 and TN16, Leaves Green between BR2 and TN16, and Wrotham Heath between TN15 and ME19, while Chiddingstone is TN8 and Chiddingstone Causeway, two miles off, is TN11. Sevenoaks Weald is the Larkfield trap once more, because the name says Sevenoaks town and the postcode says TN14. Every one of those districts is on this page, so you do not need to work it out before you ring.

Ring and ask. The eighty eight districts here are the ones we cover as a matter of course, and the edges of any patch are always a conversation rather than a rule.

Yes. Each one is written for its own district: which localities it takes in, which districts border it, and something practical that is genuinely specific to the housing there. They are not the same page with the name swapped.

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