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Appendix 1 Parking in residential areas prioritied programme - January 2014 Priority Ward Road name 1 Buckskin Exmoor Close 2 Buckskin Bodmin Close 3 Grove Renoir Close 4 Buckskin Prescelly Close 5 Popley West Abbey Road (594-603) 6 South Ham St Peters Road (138-180 cul de sac) 7 Brookvale and Kings Furlong Wessex Close 8 Tadley North Deanswood Road 9 Whitchurch McFauld Way 10 Buckskin Quantock Close 11 Buckskin Malvern Close 12 Buckskin Blackdown Close 13 South Ham Prince's Crescent 14 Winklebury Laburnam Way 15 Winklebury Kenilworth Road (37-67 odd) 16 Popley East Tasmania Close (west) 17 Brighton Hill South Mozart Close (east cul de sac) 18 Brookvale and Kings Furlong Pittard Road 19 Oakley and North Waltham Sunny Mead, Oakley 20 Brookvale and Kings Furlong Penrith Road (Lower) 21 Winklebury Kenilworth Road (68-102 even) 22 Brighton Hill North Britten Road (81-91 odds) 23 Basing Paulet Place, Old Basing 24 Oakley and North Waltham Goodards Firs, Oakley 25 Brighton Hill North Bliss Close 26 Popley East Burns Close 27 South Ham Cornish Close 28 Winklebury Ludlow Close 29 Brighton Hill North Quilter Road (156-206 even) 30 South Ham Charles Street 31 Brookvale and Kings Furlong Culver Road (54-79) 32 Buckskin Cleveland Close (main road) 33 South Ham Butler Close 34 South Ham Kipling Walk 35 Overton, Laverstoke and Steventon Sprents Lane, Overton 36 Brighton Hill South Gerswhin Road (110-160 even) 37 Whitchurch Rampton Road 38 Popley West Abbey Road (253-282) 39 Burghclere Oakfields Close, Ecchinswell 40 Grove Holbein Close 41 Tadley North Stanfield 42 Grove Halliday Close 43 Brighton Hill South Brahms Close 44 Whitchurch Mann Close 45 Winklebury Kenilworth Road (235-253 odd) 46 Brighton Hill South Carmichael Way 47 Grove Rubens Close 48 South Ham Dibley Close 49 Winklebury Kenilworth Road (295-345 odd) 50 Winklebury Watson Way 51 Norden Upton Crescent 52 Brighton Hill North Quilter Road (52-102 even) 53 Winklebury Hereford Road 54 Brookvale and Kings Furlong Cordale Road Parking in residential areas prioritied programme - January 2014 Priority Ward Road name 55 Brookvale and Kings Furlong Alexandra Road 56 Brookvale and Kings Furlong Culver Road (80-106) 57 Grove Landseer Close 58 Popley East Anglesey Close 59 Buckskin Cleveland Close (cul de sac east) 60 South Ham Bolton Crescent 61 Grove Munnings Close 62 Popley West Pershore Road/Evesham Walk cul de sac nr Nos 128,114,110 63 South Ham Pinkerton Road/Portsmouth Crescent 64 Grove Westfield Road 65 Kempshott Sandpiper Way 66 South Ham Mansfield Road 67 Brighton Hill North Britten Road (106 - 200 evens) 68 Norden Len Smart Close 69 South Ham Western Way (north of St Peters Rd) 70 Tadley North Sandford Road 71 South Ham Kelvin Hill 72 Whitchurch Bere Hill (including Bere Hill Close) 73 Brighton Hill South Gerswhin Road (162-210 even) 74 Buckskin Cambrian Way (east) 75 South Ham Stag Hill/Portsmouth Way 76 Buckskin Chivers Close 77 Winklebury Warwick Road 78 Brookvale and Kings Furlong Culver Road (27-53) 79 Kempshott Teal Crescent 80 Winklebury Wilmott Way 81 Brookvale and Kings Furlong Culver Road (138-180) 82 Overton, Laverstoke and Steventon Harveys Field, Overton 83 Popley West Abbey Road (539-566)/Melrose Walk (46-17) 84 Brighton Hill North Quilter Road (104-154 even) 85 South Ham Gallaway Close 86 Popley West Buckfast Close 87 Buckskin Cleveland Close (cul de sac south) 88 Grove Whistler Close 89 Brighton Hill South Rossini Close (the rest excl north) 90 Brighton Hill South Verdi Close 91 Hatch Warren & Beggarwood Forfield Drive 92 Calleva Coopers Lane (57-62 cul de sac) Bramley 93 Winklebury Kenilworth Road (255-293 odd) 94 Buckskin Sperrin Close 95 Brighton Hill South Sibelius Close 96 Brighton Hill South Rossini Close (north) 97 Oakley and North Waltham Glebe Close, Dummer 98 South Ham Baird Avenue (south of Nos 50) 99 Brighton Hill North Elgar Close 100 Popley West Abbey Road (214-252) 101 Basing Loyalty Lane, Old Basing 102 Popley West Abbey Road (426-451)/Melrose Walk (136-113) 103 Popley West Trinidad Close 104 Buckskin Pennine Way (main road south of Nos 55 and 15) 105 Kempshott Auklet Close 106 Winklebury Willoughby Way 107 Norden Pemerton Road 108 South Ham Elizabeth Road 109 Popley East Lundy Close Parking in residential areas prioritied programme - January 2014 Priority Ward Road name 110 Hatch Warren & Beggarwood Honeyleaze 111 Basing The Street, Old Basing (Bexmoor - Burtons Gdns) 112 Brighton Hill North Quilter Road (373-423 odd) 113 Buckskin Cambrian Way (north cul de sac) 114 Hatch Warren & Beggarwood Canberra Way 115 Buckskin Cleaver Road 116 South Ham St Andrews Road (north of 35) 117 Popley East Cayman Close 118 Norden Normanton Road (26-77) 119 Whitchurch Brooks Close 120 Brighton Hill North Quilter Road (321-371 odd) 121 Brighton Hill South Chopin Road (south cul de sac) 122 Oakley and North Waltham St Johns Piece, Oakley (cul de sac) 123 Brighton Hill South Bernstein Road 124 South Ham Ballard Close 125 Winklebury Lilac Way 126 Buckskin Pentland Close 127 Popley East Byron Close 128 South Ham St Pauls Road 129 Brookvale and Kings Furlong George Street 130 Brighton Hill North Borodin Close 131 Brighton Hill South Mozart Close (north west cul de sac) 132 Brighton Hill North Britten Road 42 - 104 evens 133 Popley West Abbey Road (283-297) 134 Buckskin Wicklow Close 135 Brighton Hill South Gerswhin Road (212-262 even) 136 Brighton Hill North Quilter Road (203-249 odd) 137 Norden Normanton Road (128-154) 138 Brighton Hill North Quilter Road (2-50 even) 139 Winklebury Kenilworth Road (69-233 odd) 140 Popley West Glastonbury Close 141 Winklebury Kenilworth Road (138-168 even) 142 Buckskin Mendip Close 143 Whitchurch The Knowlings 144 Brookvale and Kings Furlong Culver Road (107-137) 145 Whitchurch Queens Road 146 South Ham Dartmouth Walk/Way north 1-77 147 Popley East Guernsey Close 148 Winklebury Dudley Close 149 Winklebury Roman Road (lower section) 150 Popley East Jersey Close 151 Brighton Hill North Britten Road 131-225 odds 242-304 evens 152 Brighton Hill South Beethoven Road (main road) 153 Brighton Hill South Chopin Road (north cul de sac) 154 Grove Chesterfield Road 155 Grove Parkside 156 Norden Normanton Road (180-193) 157 Oakley and North Waltham Biblefields, Dummer 158 Overton, Laverstoke and Steventon Poultons Close, Overton 159 Overton, Laverstoke and Steventon Pond Close, Overton 160 Popley East Bermuda Close 161 South Ham Sandy Close 162 South Ham Aldworth Crescent 163 Winklebury Kenilworth Road (22-66 even) 164 Brighton Hill North Coates Close (west) Parking in residential areas prioritied programme - January 2014 Priority Ward Road name 165 Oakley and North Waltham St Johns Piece, Oakley (main road) 166 Tadley North Priors Road/Crescent 167 Overton, Laverstoke and Steventon Poyntz Road, Overton 168 Popley East Marlowe Close 169 Brighton Hill North Coates Close (middle) 170 Popley West Tintern Close 171 Brighton Hill South Bach Close 172 Oakley and North Waltham Itchen Close 173 Eastrop Southern Road 174 Buckskin Cambrian Way rest 175 Brighton Hill South Haydn Road 176 Chineham Cibbons Road (north of cul de sac) 177 Brighton Hill South Novello Close 178 Brookvale and Kings Furlong Culver Road (1-26) 179 Brighton Hill North Quilter Road (97-149 odd) 180 Overton, Laverstoke and Steventon Hill Meadow, Overton 181 Popley East Montserrat Road 182 Tadley North Whitedown Road 183 Winklebury Kenilworth Road (104-136 even) 184 Oakley and North Waltham Water Ridges, Oakley 185 Norden Normanton Road (104-127) 186 Brighton Hill North Coates Close (east) 187 Whitchurch Wheeler Close 188 Buckskin Cairngorm Close 189 Norden Osborne Close 190 Winklebury Hillcrest Walk 191 Buckskin Dorset Crescent 192 Buckskin Mourne Close 193 Buckskin Edgehill Road 194 Burghclere Folly Cottages 195 Grove Camrose Way (north of Camfield) 196 South Ham St Peters Road (west 145-87) 197 Overton, Laverstoke and Steventon Crawts Road, Overton 198 Norden Oakridge Road (west) stratfield - No 47 199 South Ham South Ham Road 200 Buckskin Cleveland Close cul de sac west 201 Whitchurch Oakland Road 202 Norden Coleman Close 203 Norden Scotney Road 204 Norden Millard Close 205 Grove Loveridge Close 206 Calleva Europa Close, Bramley 207 South Ham Hillview Road 208 Chineham Saffron Close 209 East Woodhay Woolton Hill Stores, Woolton Hill 210 Whitchurch Bellevue 211 Pamber Jubilee Close, Pamber Heath 212 Popley East Tasmania Close (east) 213 Brighton Hill South Gerswhin Road (2-54 even) 214 Buckskin Pennine Way main road north of Nos 55 and 15 215 Buckskin Antrim Close 216 Popley West Abbey Road (452-480)/Melrose Walk (112-95) 217 South Ham Baird Avenue north of Nos 52 and 19 218 Winklebury Sycamore Way 219 Norden Oakridge Road (east) No 49 hailstone,excl Tesc Parking in residential areas prioritied programme - January 2014 Priority Ward Road name 220 Norden Maple Crescent 221 Popley East Ascension Close 222 Buckskin Sidlaw Close 223 Whitchurch Broadway 224 Brighton Hill North Britten Road 180-240 evens 93-129 odds 225 South Ham Western Way (St Patricks - southern end) 226 South Ham St Peters Road 87 to east end excl cul de sac 227 South Ham Cobbet Green 228 Basing Cavalier Close, Old Basing southwest 229 Brighton Hill North Quilter Road (47-95 odd) 230 Buckskin Cleveland Close cul de sac north 231 South Ham Brewer Close 232 South Ham Sandys Road 233 Norden Doswell Road 234 Norden Stratfield Road 235 Grove Hackwood Road (ring rd - venture rdbt) 236 Popley West Abbey Road (405-425) 237 Basing Dickens Lane 238 Winklebury Tiverton Road 239 Winklebury Woolford Way 240 Brighton Hill North
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