SW4 2010
"The heavens opened with a thick blanket of miserable rain, the type that sticks to you. Big and heavy in which you notice almost every drop! Great, this is goin"

South West Four takes place on Clapham Common. Situated in South London, Clapham Common is well served by all forms of public transport and is easy to reach by underground, road, rail and air. Plan your journey: www.tfl.gov.uk
Clapham Common (Northern Line) is the nearest underground station.
Clapham High Street is the nearest National Rail station. Trains to the station run from London Victoria or London Bridge. Come out of the station and turn right into Clapham High Street. Clapham Common is situated at the top of the hill.
The following buses stop outside Clapham Common:
From Heathrow Airport, take the Piccadilly Line to Green Park, then the Victoria Line to Stockwell. Change onto the Northern Line and exit at Clapham Common.
From Gatwick Airport an express takes you direct to Victoria Station and then take the Victoria Line to Stockwell. Change onto the Northern Line and exit at Clapham Common.
The festival is fully accessible to wheelchair users. Please note though that being situated on a green field site it is basically parkland and maneuverability is limited as such. The ground is notoriously hard but, of course, dependent on weather conditions.
Each of the main toilet blocks in the festival includes disabled toilets, as will the disabled person’s viewing platform.
This disabled person’s viewing platform is for the Main Stage and will provide a great sight line above the crowd to see the acts on stage.
There will be a fully equipped medics’ tent located on site throughout the event.
If you have any enquiries regarding disabled access and facilities at the festival, please contact enquiries@locknloadevents.com
Please note that there are no cloakroom facilities at this event. Please only bring with you what you are happy to carry.
However, there are ATM machines onsite. These accept debit and credit cards. Transactions are subject to surcharges
No chairs, tables, BBQs or other such articles may be brought into the event site.
Alcohol and food are not allowed into the event site. Food, alcohol and drink will be available for purchase within the event.
Soft drinks in glass or cans will not be allowed into the event site.
You may however bring in soft drinks in plastic or paper containers under 500ml for personal consumption.
Clapham Common, London
London, SW4
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"The heavens opened with a thick blanket of miserable rain, the type that sticks to you. Big and heavy in which you notice almost every drop! Great, this is goin"
South West Four Weekender 2012 — Official Video
South West Four Weekender 2012 — Highlights
The most enticing live act we have ever showcased at SW4, we are honoured to welcome the greatest hip hop band of all time, the truly legendary Public Enemy.
First up on Saturday is Roger Sanchez. The big breakdowns, raring build ups and tribal vibes, synonymous with one of the greatest house DJs of all time.
A warm SW4 welcome to Saturday stars Knife Party and Zane Lowe. Then last but not least, Sunday’s surreptitious ambassadors of Clapham carnage; Jack Beats, Foreign Beggars, Rudimental and Dread MC.
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