SN7 8LB
Details
- Country
- England
E92000001 - Region
- South East
E12000008 - Admin district
- Vale of White Horse
E07000180 - Ward
- Stanford
E05009770 - Constituency
- Didcot and Wantage
E14001197 - County
- Oxfordshire
E10000025 - Parish code
E04008242- Date introduced
- 1990-02
- Coordinates
- 51.637929, -1.504032
- Open Location Code
9C3WJFQW+59- Maidenhead Locator
IO91fp- Qibla
- 117.6°
- Grid reference
SU 34419 93352- UTM
30U 603522 5721828- Elevation
- 70m
- Timezone
- Europe/London
- Travel to work area
- E30000250
- Police force area
- E23000029
- Built-up area
- E63011837
- County electoral division
- E58002089
- European electoral region
- South East
E15000008 - 2021 LSOA
- E01028749
- 2021 MSOA
- Faringdon & Stanford
E02005986 - 2021 output area
- E00146429
- 2011 LSOA
- E01028749
- 2011 MSOA
- E02005986
- 2011 output area
- E00146429
- 2011 workplace zone
- E33043921
- Rural/urban classification
- Larger rural: nearer to a major town or city
- Output area classification
- Rural Residents
1C1 - Deprivation rank (IMD)
- 27316
- Postcode user type
- Small
- NHS region
- E40000005
- ICB location
- E38000136
- Integrated Care Board
- E54000070
- Cancer Alliance
- E56000037
Nearest
| Type | Name | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| Railway station | Appleford | 18,058 m |
| Hospital | OUH Radiotherapy Centre | 18,880 m |
| GP | White Horse Medical Practice | 5,458 m |
| School | Stanford In the Vale CofE Primary School | 94 m |
| Airport | RAF Brize Norton | 13,616 m |
| Bus stop | High Street | 165 m |
| Food bank | Wantage and Grove | 7,622 m |
| Defibrillator | Stanford In The Vale Primary School | 90 m |
| Pharmacy | Faringdon Pharmacy | 5,892 m |
| Post office | Stanford-In-The-Vale Post Office | 112 m |
| Library | Faringdon Library | 6,159 m |
| Coast | — | 61,974 m |
| Central London | — | 96,219 m |
Utilities
- Electricity
- Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (region H, MPAN 20)
- Water
- Thames Water
- Sewerage
- Thames Water
- Broadband
- 100% gigabit · 100% superfast · 100% ultrafast · 0% below USO