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About South kensington Station

South Kensington is a London Underground station located in West London, and the station is built into 2 parts. The sub Platforms was opened in 1868 by the Metropoliton Railway. The deep level platforms had been opened in the 20th Century.

We provide services to and from Heathrow to South Kensington. We do transfers for South Kensington to Heathrow Airport terminal 1, Heathrow airport terminal 2, Heathrow airport terminal 3, Heathrow airport terminal 4 and Heathrow airport terminal 5.

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• Gina Miller: 'I was absolutely shocked, I didn't know those attitudes still existed' - The Guardian
  

  The Guardian

  Gina Miller: 'I was absolutely shocked, I didn't know those attitudes still existed' The Guardian Gina Miller photographed at her offices in London. Photograph: Suki Dhanda for the Observer. Before we start the interview at her plush offices bang in the middle of South Kensington's fashion district, Gina Miller has a question. “So,” she says ...

• The Royal Collection puts its South Asian art on show - Apollo Magazine
  

  Apollo Magazine

  The Royal Collection puts its South Asian art on show Apollo Magazine The prince was rigorously prepared for his trip by his mother Queen Victoria, with a reading list and curator-led visits to the South Kensington Museum (now the V&A) and the India Museum. This sharpened his eyes to Indian style and craftsmanship.