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Grit Bins by Community Council prior to Supplied 2010 for 2010 site_code plot_number site_name feature_location area_name season season 22500001 18500001 Abbey Street East of Maltby Street at junction CC - Rotherhithe 1 22500001 18500002 Abbey Street Junction with Neckinger CC - Rotherhithe 1 22500096 18500001 Arnould Avenue Junc Champion Hill CC - Camberwell 1 22500096 18500002 Athenlay Road C/o Rosenthorpe Road CC - Nunhead & Peckham Rye 1 O/s no. 30 (near HOMELEIGH ROAD 22500109 18500001 Athenlay Road junction) CC - Nunhead & Peckham Rye 1 22500109 18500002 Barry Road Pub car Park (The Plough) CC - Dulwich 1 22500157 18500001 Barry Road Junc Upland Road CC - Dulwich 1 22500157 18500002 Boat Lifter Way Junc Sweden Gate CC - Rotherhithe 1 22500272 18500001 Bowen Drive O/s Beresfeld House CC - Dulwich 1 22500298 18500001 Bowen Drive O/s Hoberry House CC - Dulwich 1 22500298 18500002 Brenchley Gardens Opposite no. 69 CC - Nunhead & Peckham Rye 1 22500325 18500001 Brunel Road C/o Jamacia Road CC - Rotherhithe 1 22500356 18500001 Brunel Road East of junction with Railway Avenue CC - Rotherhithe 1 22500356 18500002 Camberwell Church Street Junction with St. Giles Road CC - Camberwell 1 22500395 18500001 Champion Hill At Crossroads CC - Camberwell 1 Junc Crystal Palace Road/Crystal Palace 22500477 18500001 College Road Parade CC - Dulwich 1 22500543 18500001 College Road Opp L/c 71 CC - Dulwich 1 22500543 18500002 College Road Opp L/c 71 CC - Dulwich 1 22500543 18500003 College Road Opposite College Gardens CC - Dulwich 1 22500645 18500001 Crescent Wood Road O/s Dulwich Wood House CC - Dulwich 1 22500645 18500002 Crescent Wood Road By telegraph post CC - Dulwich 1 Daniels Road/Tappesfield junction by 22500706 18500001 Daniels Road green Cabinet CC - Nunhead & Peckham Rye 1 22500706 18500002 Daniels Road Daniels Road/Linden Grove CC - Nunhead & Peckham Rye 1 22500731 18500001 Deal Porters Way Junc Surrey Quays CC - Rotherhithe 1 22500746 18500001 Denmark Hill C/o Ferndene Road CC - Camberwell 1 22500746 18500002 Denmark Hill Junction with Sunray Avenue CC - Camberwell 1 22500746 18500003 Denmark Hill Junction with Champion Park CC - Camberwell 1 22500790 18500001 Donkey Alley Next toL/C 5 CC - Nunhead & Peckham Rye 1 22500819 18500001 Dulwich Village By L/c 13 CC - Dulwich 1 22500823 18500001 Dulwich Wood Avenue Opposite No. 21 CC - Dulwich 1 22500829 18500001 Dulwich Wood Park Paxton R/a CC - Dulwich 1 22500829 18500002 Dulwich Wood Park Paxton R/a CC - Dulwich 1 22500836 18500001 Dunstans Road O/s 109 Goodrich Road CC - Dulwich 1 22500852 18500001 East Dulwich Grove O/s Delft Way CC - Dulwich 1 22500867 18500001 East Street By Taylor/Naylor House CC - Walworth 1 22500867 18500002 East Street Junction with Congreve Street CC - Walworth 1 22500886 18500001 Elephant And Castle Junc London Road CC - Borough & Bankside 1 22500886 18500002 Elephant And Castle O/s Fusion Leisure Centre CC - Borough & Bankside 1 22500940 18500001 Farquhar Road Opp L/c 5 CC - Dulwich 1 22500940 18500002 Farquhar Road At junction with Dulwich Wood Road CC - Dulwich 1 22500940 18500003 Farquhar Road Junction with Bowley Close CC - Dulwich 1 22500974 18500001 Forest Hill Road Junc Dunstans Road CC - Nunhead & Peckham Rye 1 22500974 18500002 Forest Hill Road Opp Cemetary CC - Nunhead & Peckham Rye 1 22500974 18500003 Forest Hill Road Brenchley Gardens junction CC - Nunhead & Peckham Rye 1 22500985 18500001 Fountain Drive Opp L/c 11 CC - Dulwich 1 22501048 18500001 Giles Coppice Junc Kingswood Drive CC - Dulwich 1 22501082 18500001 Goodrich Road O/s 106 CC - Dulwich 1 22501101 18500001 Grange Road West of Spa Road at junction CC - Bermondsey 1 22501155 18500001 Grove Hill Road Junc Malfort Road CC - Camberwell 1 22501157 18500001 Grove Lane De Crespigny Park CC - Camberwell 1 22501157 18500002 Grove Lane Junction with Champion Park CC - Camberwell 1 22501157 18500003 Grove Lane Camberwell Grove CC - Camberwell 1 Behind L/C 7 (near Anthenley Garden 22501218 18500001 Hawkslade Road junction) CC - Nunhead & Peckham Rye 1 Rolescourt Avenue (near Denmark Hill 22503024 18500001 Herne Hill junction) CC - Dulwich 1 22503024 18500002 Herne Hill Holmedene Avenue CC - Dulwich 1 22503024 18500003 Herne Hill Frankfurt Road CC - Dulwich 1 22501313 18500001 Humphrey Street Opp JJB Sports CC - Bermondsey 1 Junction of Hunts Slip Road with Alleyn 22501316 18500001 Hunts Slip Road Park CC - Dulwich 1 22501330 18500001 Inverton Road Near no. 83B CC - Nunhead & Peckham Rye 1 22501337 18500001 Ivydale Road Opposite No. 25 CC - Nunhead & Peckham Rye 1 22501337 18500002 Ivydale Road O/s No. 50 CC - Nunhead & Peckham Rye 1 22501337 18500003 Ivydale Road O/s No. 93 CC - Nunhead & Peckham Rye 1 22501360 18500001 Jasper Road Opposite L/C 5 CC - Dulwich 1 22501360 18500002 Jasper Road Opposite no. 46 CC - Dulwich 1 22501360 18500003 Jasper Road Opposite L/C11 CC - Dulwich 1 22501360 18500004 Jasper Road At junction with Farquhar Road CC - Dulwich 1 22501381 18500001 Kelvington Road Behind L/C 11 CC - Nunhead & Peckham Rye 1 22501423 18500001 Kingswood Drive Junc Heitherwood Drive CC - Dulwich 1 22501423 18500002 Kingswood Drive By L/C 19 CC - Dulwich 1 22501429 18500001 Kipling Street Junction with Snowfields CC - Bermondsey 1 22501459 18500001 Lanbury Road Near no. 50 CC - Nunhead & Peckham Rye 1 22501508 18500001 Limesford Road Opposite no. 25 CC - Nunhead & Peckham Rye 1 22501510 18500001 Linden Grove Opp L/c 29 CC - Nunhead & Peckham Rye 1 22501510 18500002 Linden Grove By Cemetry Gate (Opposite no. 105) CC - Nunhead & Peckham Rye 1 22501510 18500003 Linden Grove Behind L/C 34 CC - Nunhead & Peckham Rye 1 22501510 18500004 Linden Grove Behind L/C 36 CC - Nunhead & Peckham Rye 1 22501524 18500001 Little Bornes By L/C 4 CC - Dulwich 1 Lodlow Court Juntion with Overhill Road CC - Dulwich 1 22501547 18500001 Long Lane West of Kipling Street at junction CC - Borough & Bankside 1 22501547 18500002 Long Lane Junction with Bermondsey Street CC - Borough & Bankside 1 22501557 18500001 Lordship Lane O/s 209 CC - Dulwich 1 22501557 18500002 Lordship Lane O/s Day Centre CC - Dulwich 1 22501557 18500003 Lordship Lane Junction with Barry Road CC - Dulwich 1 22501557 18500004 Lordship Lane Next to the Sea Cadets entrance CC - Dulwich 1 22501584 18500001 Lower Road West of Plough Way at junction CC - Rotherhithe 1 22501600 18500001 Lyall Avenue O/s School CC - Dulwich 1 22501644 18500001 Mandela Way Car Pound CC - Borough & Bankside 1 22501705 18500001 Melford Road By L/C 14 CC - Dulwich 1 22501716 18500001 Merttins Road Opposite no. 8 (behind tree) CC - Walworth 1 22501726 18500001 Milo Road x1 CC - Dulwich 1 Next to green street cabinet on SW side 22501749 18500001 Mount Adon Park of road, near junction with Lordship Lane CC - Dulwich 1 In scrub area on border with Dawson's 22501749 18500002 Mount Adon Park Hill ( Dunstans Road / Upland Road end) CC - Dulwich 1 22501808 18500001 North Cross Road O/s 7a (Private Forecourt) CC - Dulwich 1 O/s No. 1 Nunhead Grove (Nunhead 22501816 18500001 Nunhead Grove Lane junction) CC - Nunhead & Peckham Rye 1 Opposite the Man of Kent Pub (Near 22501818 18500001 Nunhead Lane Nunhead) CC - Nunhead & Peckham Rye 1 22501829 18500001 Oakdale Road o/s St Asaph Court CC - Nunhead & Peckham Rye 1 22501880 18500001 Overhill Road Ludlow Court CC - Dulwich 1 22501880 18500002 Overhill Road Junc with Belvoir CC - Dulwich 1 22502053 18500001 Red Post Hill By L/c 44 CC - Dulwich 1 22502063 18500001 Redriff Road Opposite Quebec Way CC - Rotherhithe 1 22502087 18500001 Rock Hill Junc Sydenham Hill CC - Dulwich 1 22502094 18500001 Rodney Road West of Catesby Street CC - Walworth Rollscourt Avenue Junction with Demark Hill CC - Camberwell 1 22502105 18500001 Rope Street By Pier 327 x 2 CC - Rotherhithe 1 22502110 18500001 Rosenthorpe Road Opposite L/C 7 CC - Nunhead & Peckham Rye 1 22500000 18500001 Rotherhithe Tunnel East bound slip o/s City Business Centre CC - Rotherhithe 1 22502143 18500001 Rouse Gardens By L/C 10 CC - Dulwich 1 22502162 18500001 Rye Hill Park Opp 57 CC - Nunhead & Peckham Rye 1 22502162 18500002 Rye Hill Park Opp 210-296 CC - Nunhead & Peckham Rye 1 22502162 18500003 Rye Hill Park Opp 122-208 CC - Nunhead & Peckham Rye 1 22502166 18500001 Rye Lane x1 of 5 CC - Nunhead & Peckham Rye 1 22502166 18500002 Rye Lane x2 of 5 CC - Nunhead & Peckham Rye 1 22502166 18500003 Rye Lane x3 of 5 CC - Nunhead & Peckham Rye 1 22502166 18500004 Rye Lane x4 of 5 CC - Nunhead & Peckham Rye 1 22502166 18500005 Rye Lane x5 of 5 CC - Nunhead & Peckham Rye 1 22502174 18500001 Rye Road Opposite no. 8 CC - Nunhead & Peckham Rye 1 22502181 18500001 Lagado Mews Junc Surrey Water CC - Rotherhithe 1 22502181 18500002 Salter Road Junction with Downtown Road CC - Rotherhithe 1 Saint Aidan Road Junction with Underhill Road CC - Nunhead & Peckham Rye 1 22502216 18500001 Seeley Drive O/s Telfe House CC - Dulwich 1 22502216 18500002 Seeley Drive O/s Dashwood House CC - Dulwich 1 22502216 18500003 Seeley Drive O/s Shops CC - Dulwich 1 22502293 18500001 Southwark Park Road O/s Tescos CC - Bermondsey 1 22502293 18500002 Southwark Park Road Junction with Longly Street CC - Bermondsey 1 22502293 18500003 Southwark Park Road Junction with Galleywall CC - Bermondsey 1 22502357 18500001 St Thomas Street Junction with Great Maze Pond CC - Bermondsey 1 22502403 18500001 Stuart Road By L/C 14 CC - Nunhead & Peckham Rye 1 Surrey Quays Road Opp L/c 29 CC - Rotherhithe 1 22502448 18500001 Sydenham HillAt By mini-roundaboutleft corner (/Crescent (junction Wood with Rd) CC - Dulwich 1 22502448 18500002 Sydenham Hill Kirkdale and Eliot Bank) on west side CC - Dulwich 1 Therapia Road Junction with Forest Hill Road CC - Nunhead & Peckham Rye 1 22502537 18500001 Townley Road Junc with Dovercourt Road CC - Dulwich 1 22502537 18500002 Townley Road Behind L/C17 CC - Dulwich 22502577 18500001 Underhill Road O/s Blind School CC - Dulwich 1 22502577 18500002 Underhill Road Opp Overhill Road CC - Dulwich 1 22502642 18500001 Walworth Road West of Wansey Street CC - Walworth 1 22502642 18500002 Walworth Road Opposite East Street CC - Walworth 1 22502747 18500001 Wood Vale Forest Hill junction CC - Nunhead & Peckham Rye 1.
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