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ACDF 2 Question 8 3 4 The London Borough of Enfield - CCTV System - Camera 5 Identification and other relevant details 6 7 "=" new cameras 8 9 Camera number general area Ward Area Budget Holder 10 11 1 EPSC Edmonton Lower Edmonton LBE EPSC 12 2 EPSC Edmonton Lower Edmonton LBE EPSC 13 3 EPSC Edmonton Lower Edmonton LBE EPSC 14 4 EPSC Edmonton Lower Edmonton LBE EPSC 15 5 EPSC Edmonton Lower Edmonton LBE EPSC 16 6 EPSC Edmonton Lower Edmonton LBE EPSC 17 7 EPSC Edmonton Lower Edmonton LBE EPSC 18 8 EPSC Edmonton Lower Edmonton LBE EPSC 19 9 EPSC Edmonton Lower Edmonton LBE EPSC 20 10 EPSC Edmonton Lower Edmonton LBE EPSC 21 11 EPSC Edmonton Lower Edmonton LBE EPSC 22 12 EPSC Edmonton Lower Edmonton LBE EPSC 23 13 EPSC Edmonton Lower Edmonton LBE EPSC 24 14 EPSC Edmonton Lower Edmonton LBE EPSC 25 15 EPSC Edmonton Lower Edmonton LBE EPSC 26 16 EPSC Edmonton Lower Edmonton LBE EPSC 27 17 EPSC Edmonton Lower Edmonton LBE EPSC 28 18 EPSC Edmonton Lower Edmonton LBE EPSC 29 19 EPSC Edmonton Lower Edmonton LBE EPSC 30 20 EPSC Edmonton Lower Edmonton LBE EPSC 31 21 EPSC Edmonton Lower Edmonton LBE EPSC 32 22 EPSC Edmonton Lower Edmonton LBE EPSC 33 34 23 Shepcott House Cockfosters LBE EPSC 35 24 Shepcott House Cockfosters LBE EPSC 36 25 Shepcott House Cockfosters LBE EPSC 37 26 Shepcott House Cockfosters LBE EPSC 38 27 Shepcott House Cockfosters LBE EPSC 39 28 Shepcott House Cockfosters LBE Housing 40 29 Shepcott House Cockfosters LBE Housing 41 30 Shepcott House Cockfosters LBE Housing 42 31 Shepcott House Cockfosters LBE Housing 43 44 32 Enfield Town Grange ward LBE Parking 45 33 Enfield Town Grange ward LBE Parking 46 34 Enfield Town Grange ward LBE Parking 47 48 35 Walbrook House Edmonton Lower Edmonton Ward LBE EPSC 49 36 Walbrook House Edmonton Lower Edmonton Ward LBE EPSC 50 37 Walbrook House Edmonton Lower Edmonton Ward LBE EPSC 51 38 Walbrook House Edmonton Lower Edmonton Ward LBE EPSC 52 39 Walbrook House Edmonton Lower Edmonton Ward LBE Housing 53 40 Walbrook House Edmonton Lower Edmonton Ward LBE Housing 54 41 Walbrook House Edmonton Lower Edmonton Ward LBE Housing 55 42 Walbrook House Edmonton Lower Edmonton Ward LBE Housing 56 43 Walbrook House Edmonton Lower Edmonton Ward LBE Housing 57 44 Walbrook House Edmonton Lower Edmonton Ward LBE Housing 58 59 45 Bounces Rd estate Lower Edmonton Ward LBE EPSC ACDF 60 46 Bounces Rd estate Lower Edmonton Ward LBE EPSC 61 47 Bounces Rd estate Lower Edmonton Ward LBE EPSC 62 63 50 Montague Estate Edmonton green LBE Environment 64 51 Montague Estate Edmonton green LBE Environment 65 52 Montague Estate Edmonton green LBE Environment 66 67 53 Green Lanes Bowes ward LBE Parking 68 54 Green Lanes Bowes ward LBE Parking 69 55 Green Lanes Palmers Green LBE Parking 70 56 Fore Street Upper Edmonton LBE Parking 71 57 Fore Street Upper Edmonton LBE Parking 72 58 Fore Street Edmonton Green LBE Parking 73 59 Fore Street Edmonton Green LBE Parking 74 60 Hertford Road Enfield Highway LBE Parking 75 61 Hertford Road Enfield Lock LBE Parking 76 77 62 The Avenues Hous. Est. Southbury Ward LBE EPSC 78 63 The Avenues Hous. Est. Southbury Ward LBE EPSC 79 64 The Avenues Hous. Est. Southbury Ward LBE EPSC 80 65 The Avenues Hous. Est. Southbury Ward LBE EPSC 81 66 The Avenues Hous. Est. Southbury Ward LBE EPSC 82 67 The Avenues Hous. Est. Southbury Ward LBE EPSC 83 68 The Avenues Hous. Est. Southbury Ward LBE EPSC 84 69 The Avenues Hous. Est. Southbury Ward LBE EPSC 85 70 The Avenues Hous. Est. Southbury Ward LBE EPSC 86 71 The Avenues Hous. Est. Southbury Ward LBE EPSC 87 72 The Avenues Hous. Est. Southbury Ward LBE EPSC 88 73 The Avenues Hous. Est. Southbury Ward LBE EPSC 89 74 The Avenues Hous. Est. Southbury Ward LBE EPSC 90 75 The Avenues Hous. Est. Southbury Ward LBE EPSC 91 76 The Avenues Hous. Est. Southbury Ward LBE EPSC 92 77 The Avenues Hous. Est. Southbury Ward LBE EPSC 93 94 78 Middlesex Hosp. Subway Upper Edmonton Ward TfL 95 79 Middlesex Hosp. Subway Upper Edmonton Ward TfL 96 80 Middlesex Hosp. Subway Upper Edmonton Ward TfL 97 81 Middlesex Hosp. Subway Hazelbury ward TfL 98 82 Middlesex Hosp. Subway Hazelbury ward TfL 99 83 Middlesex Hosp. Subway Hazelbury ward TfL 100 101 84 Enfield Town Town ward LBE EPSC 102 85 Southbury Ponders End Ward LBE EPSC 103 86 Edmonton Green Edmonton Green ward LBE EPSC 104 87 Edmonton Edmonton Green ward LBE EPSC 105 88 Edmonton Edmonton Green ward LBE EPSC 106 89 Palmers Green Palmers green ward LBE EPSC 107 90 Palmers Green Palmers green ward LBE Parking 108 91 Palmers Green Palmers green ward LBE EPSC 109 92 Palmers Green Palmers green ward LBE Parking 110 111 93 Church St Haselbury LBE Parking 112 94 Chase Side East Southgate Ward LBE Parking 113 95 Chase Side West Southgate Ward LBE Parking 114 96 Fore ST South Upper Edmonton ward LBE EPSC 115 97 Fore ST South Upper Edmonton ward LBE EPSC 116 98 Snells Park Estate Upper Edmonton ward LBE EPSC 117 99 Snells Park Estate Upper Edmonton ward LBE EPSC 118 100 Snells Park Estate Upper Edmonton ward LBE EPSC ACDF 119 120 201 Curlew House Ponders End ward LBE Housing 121 202 Curlew House Ponders End ward LBE Housing 122 203 Curlew House Ponders End ward LBE Housing 123 204 Curlew House Ponders End ward LBE Housing 124 205 Curlew House Ponders End ward LBE Housing 125 206 Curlew House Ponders End ward LBE Housing 126 207 Merlin House Ponders End ward LBE Housing 127 208 Merlin House Ponders End ward LBE Housing 128 209 Merlin House Ponders End ward LBE Housing 129 210 Merlin House Ponders End ward LBE Housing 130 211 Merlin House Ponders End ward LBE Housing 131 212 Merlin House Ponders End ward LBE Housing 132 213 Cormorant House Ponders End ward LBE Housing 133 214 Cormorant House Ponders End ward LBE Housing 134 215 Cormorant House Ponders End ward LBE Housing 135 216 Cormorant House Ponders End ward LBE Housing 136 217 Cormorant House Ponders End ward LBE Housing 137 218 Cormorant House Ponders End ward LBE Housing 138 219 Kestral House Ponders End ward LBE Housing 139 220 Kestral House Ponders End ward LBE Housing 140 221 Kestral House Ponders End ward LBE Housing 141 222 Kestral House Ponders End ward LBE Housing 142 223 Kestral House Ponders End ward LBE Housing 143 224 Kestral House Ponders End ward LBE Housing 144 225 Alma Road Ponders End Ponders End ward LBE EPSC 145 226 Alma Road Ponders End Ponders End ward LBE EPSC 146 227 Alma Road Ponders End Ponders End ward LBE EPSC 147 228 Alma Road Ponders End Ponders End ward LBE EPSC 148 229 Alma Road Ponders End Ponders End ward LBE EPSC 149 230 Klinger Estate Haselbury LBE EPSC 150 231 Klinger Estate Haselbury LBE EPSC 151 232 Hertford Road Jubilee ward LBE EPSC 152 233 Off St Marys Road Lower Edmonton Ward LBE EPSC 153 234 Hertford Road Enfield Lock LBE EPSC 154 235 155 236 Hertford Road Enfield Highway LBE EPSC 156 237 157 238 158 239 159 240 Off Hertford Road Turkey St ward LBE EPSC 160 241 Off Hertford Road Turkey St ward LBE EPSC 161 242 Fore Street Edmonton Green Ward LBE EPSC 162 243 Kettering Estate Enfield lock ward LBE EPSC 163 244 Kettering Estate Enfield lock ward LBE EPSC 164 245 Kettering Estate Enfield lock ward LBE EPSC 165 246 Kettering Estate Enfield lock ward LBE EPSC 166 247 Curtis House Southgate Southgate Green LBE EPSC 167 248 Curtis House Southgate Southgate Green LBE EPSC 168 249 Claverings Estate Lower Edmonton Ward LBE EPSC 169 250 Claverings Estate Lower Edmonton Ward LBE EPSC 170 251 Claverings Estate Lower Edmonton Ward LBE EPSC 171 252 Claverings Estate Lower Edmonton Ward LBE EPSC 172 253 Claverings Estate Lower Edmonton Ward LBE EPSC 173 254 Claverings Estate Lower Edmonton Ward LBE EPSC 174 255 Claverings Estate Lower Edmonton Ward LBE EPSC.
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