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  1. Stoke Newington is an area occupying the northwest part of the London Borough of Hackney, England. The area is five miles (eight kilometres) northeast of Charing Cross. The Manor of Stoke Newington gave its name to Stoke Newington the ancient parish.

  2. Jul 6, 2022 · North West Londons Stoke Newington, often nicknamed Stokey by locals and visitors alike, is a leafy village-like area abundant with green spaces. It takes all the best bits from hipster East London, bursting with chic cafes, indie spots and coffee shops and combines them with North London’s cosmopolitan personality.

  3. Stoke Newington is in Zone 2 but there's so much green space. The book shop on the High St is brilliant, Rouge and Earlybird cards have some gorgeous things. We had a delicious roast at the Three Crowns.

  4. Feb 11, 2023 · A nice, North London neighbourhood with a village-like feel, Stoke Newington (or ‘Stokie’ as it is often referred to by locals) offers cafe culture, craft beer bars and independent stores in abundance, nestled alongside beautiful parks and historic houses (plus the odd deer or two!).

  5. With great hidden cafes and plenty of charity shopping and vegetarian eating to be done, Stoke Newington is a must-go to for anyone visiting London or staying for a lengthy period of time.

  6. Stoke Newington’s history is pretty interesting – the area has been settled for centuries and was a known Neolithic hotspot for axe-making. During the medieval and Tudor ages, it used to be a well-well-trodden pit stop for those travelling to London from the North.

  7. Stoke Newington was a site of Paleolithic settlement, and it later became a Saxon village. Roman remains were discovered in the 18th century in the Hackney Marshes in the eastern part of the borough, an area that now contains football (soccer) and cricket fields.

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