SEO Services in Fulham

Those figures need a date on them, and the council does not give one. The page dates its own Zone A rental figure to 2013 and still refers to “the Chelsea Village complex”, a company name that ceased to exist on 25 January 2005. So treat 339 premises and 11.7 per cent as roughly a decade old, useful for direction rather than for precision. What is current is the population. Hammersmith and Fulham went from 182,500 people in 2011 to 183,200 in 2021, a rise of 0.4 per cent while London grew 7.7 per cent, and the borough is still the sixth most densely populated of London’s 33.

That mix matters because Fulham’s trade is built on independents and a market rather than on chains. North End Road market has run six days a week since the 1880s, and the council reckons it takes nearly 30,000 visitors a week. The council put £1.9 million into the street, including 30 cherry blossom trees and market pitches levelled up to pavement height. The Fulham Broadway Business Improvement District was renewed in June 2023 with 76.97 per cent of voting ratepayers in favour and 87.9 per cent by rateable value. Fulham Palace Trust, one of the few well known local names actually registered in Fulham, runs its apple day on Sunday 4 October 2026.

Now the corrections, and there are more of them here than almost anywhere we write. Both of the borough’s riverside football grounds are in Fulham: the council itself lists Stamford Bridge and Craven Cottage in Fulham, and Loftus Road in Shepherds Bush. Craven Cottage’s listed grandstand is recorded by Historic England in Hammersmith and Fulham, not in Kensington and Chelsea. Fulham Broadway station was Walham Green when it opened on 1 March 1880, and only took its present name in 1952. And Fulham Palace belonged to the Bishops of London from AD 704 until 1973, when Bishop Stopford became the last to live there; the council leased it in 1975. We measure that in enquiries, not rankings screenshots.