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Subsidiaries of the BBK include: CrediMax which specialises in credit card issuing; Capinnova Investment Bank, a Sharia compliant investment banking division of the BBK which works with the corporate finance and private equity departments; Invita is a call centre outsourcing subsidiary; Sakana, a joint venture between Capinnova and Ithmaar Bank, focusing on Islamic finance in the real estate ...
The Northern line is serviced by four depots. The main one is at Golders Green map 51, adjacent to Golders Green tube station, while the second, at Morden, map 52 is south of Morden tube station and is the larger of the two. The other two are at Edgware and Highgate.
Golders Green Parish Church (Church of England) Golders Green Synagogue The Anglican parish church of St. Alban the Martyr in North End Road was designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott , and in 1933 replaced the original eponymous church, on the site, which is now the parish hall .
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To the north, between Hampstead and Golders Green stations, is the uncompleted North End or Bull & Bush station. London Overground's Hampstead Heath station on the North London line is a 10–15 minute walk east on South End Road. Tiling on the southbound platform, showing the original proposed name, "Heath Street"
Also significant in that year was the opening of Golders Green tube station. Although the area had been served by horse-drawn omnibuses (since at least the 1880s) and later motor buses (from 1907), it was the tram line of 1910, connecting Church End with Golders Green Station, which led to the development of the area west of the Finchley Road ...