The names 'Stratford' and 'Stafford' are derived from 'streat ford' which meant a place where a road forded a river. Since fords used to be very common in pre-industrial England there are lots of villages called Stratford, Stafford, etc, around the country. The two best known and largest Stratfords are 'Stratford-on Avon' in Warwickshire (the place where William Shakespeare was born) and a suburb of London usually called 'Stratford, East London'.

No. They're over 100 miles apart.

Old Wil S lived just off Stratford High Road in a flat over Coral's.I knows it cause i seed 'im there.

No

Stratford is in London, upon Avon is 150 miles away in Warwickshire

Stratford is an area of East London. Stratford Upon Avon is a city in the county of Warwickshire 110 miles from London associated with William Shakespeare. You can catch a train to Stratford Upon Avon from London Marylebone Station
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