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A South West London affluent area of the Hammersmith and Fulham London Borough in England, south-west of Charing Cross by (6.0 km) 3.7 miles is Fulham (/ˈfʊləm/).

For the 20th century's first half, with genteel pockets along the top of New King's and Lillie roads, at North End, especially around Eel Brook Common, P.Green, South Park and the area surrounding the Hurlingham Club, Fulham remained an area that was working class predominantly.

Used in Sliding Doors was Fulham Broadway Underground station. Stops at West Brompton, just inside the boundary of Fulham borough, and at Fulham's Imperial Wharf, Sands End, is the West London Line.

Located on a cinema's location, later converted to the jean store of "Dicky Dirts" that is iconic with its shop-floor that is sloping, at the top of North End Road's Street market is the largest supermarket in Fulham.

In Fulham, two football clubs, Fulham and Chelsea, play. Has five clubs for Bowls that are active is Fulham: The Hurlingham Park Bowls Club, The Bishops Park Bowls club, The Winnington, The Parson's Green Bowls club, and Normand Park Bowls Club in Bishops Park.

Located within Fulham are famously exclusive sports clubs, the Queen's Club for tennis and the Hurlingham Club. The London Oratory School, The Fulham Cross Girls School that is Grade II Listed, Henry Compton School, and Lady Margaret School are noted Fulham secondary corporations.