Redhill

Redhill is a town in the district of Reigate and Banstead inside the area of Surrey, England. The town, which appends the town of Reigate toward the west, is expected south of Croydon in Greater London, and is a piece of the London worker belt. The town is additionally the post town, amusement and business region of three bordering networks: Merstham, Earlswood and Whitebushes, and in addition of two little provincial towns toward the east in the Tandridge District, Bletchingley and Nutfield.

Redhill is sited around 3 miles south of a minor go at Merstham rise of around 120 m 390 ft contrasted with a stature of around 180 m 590 ft on either side in the North Downs, through which passes the London-Brighton road. Beneath this pass, two opponent railroad organizations unearthed the Merstham burrows, which are as yet utilized by normal passenger trains and merchandise transport, with the two railroad lines meeting toward the south of Redhill station. A main consideration in the improvement of the town was the happening to the railroads.

Redhill railroad station keeps on being an essential intersection. A town framed here in part of the rustic areas of Reigate Foreign and Merstham when an interstate street was worked in 1818. The settlement was initially known as "Warwick Town" after Warwick Road, and wound up known as Redhill when the mail station moved from Red Hill Common in the south-west of the town in 1856.