Crossway Park

Crossway Park sits in the London Borough of Bexley in south-east London and is centred on a public green that gives the neighbourhood its name. The surrounding streets are mainly residential, with a mix of terraced and semi-detached houses and some post-war terraces. A straight paved path runs down the middle of the green, lined with benches and a low row of lamp posts, and it leads directly to a fenced children's play area. The park also includes a small grass pitch used for informal games and seasonal recreational activities.

Local everyday needs are met by a handful of convenience shops and a primary school within easy walking distance, while regular bus services connect the area with larger town centres. Community groups use the park for occasional events during warmer months, and the open space is commonly used for dog walking and youth football practice. Housing sits close to the green, so the park functions as a focal point for residents and neighbourhood life.