Tucked away on Hangar Road in Uxbridge, The Bungalow whispers tales of childhood wonder. This unassuming house isn’t just bricks and mortar. It’s Auntie Mable’s cottage from the beloved BBC children’s series, “Come Outside.” The Bungalow became a magical portal to adventure for a generation. Auntie Mable, with her wise words and her trusty spotted plane, Pippin, explored the world from this very spot. The Bungalow witnessed the joy of discovery as Auntie Mable and her young companions embarked on countless journeys. They unravelled the mysteries of everyday objects. From the humble button to the complexities of bread making, The Bungalow served as the launchpad for these explorations. Imagine the laughter and excitement that echoed within these walls. Picture Auntie Mable and Pippin preparing for takeoff, ready to explore the wonders of the world. The Bungalow stands as a testament to the power of curiosity and the magic of learning. It’s a place where the ordinary transformed into the extraordinary, all thanks to a wise Auntie and her little red plane.
Southfields Methodist Church
Curiosity stirred within the heart of Southfields as a new chapter began. Southfields Methodist Church held its first public service