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Trespass Injunction Plan Trespass Injunction Plan W E L W Y N E C D A H A T F I E L D I J u n c . 2 4 T R B R O X B O U R N E T T U R L M K E B E R O Y B R G A O R UG O F A H ID Park_Name O ID Park_Name T K P E E L E R S BO T E UN N C L O S E D AR R Y EPPING U B G R A F T O N B U R Y M E W S FOREST 1 Albany Park 71 King Georges Field CREWS HILL R J u n c . 2 5 O LOD A GE A D CRESCENT 1 0 0 5 ARLIN GTON CRESCENT 2 Aldersbrook Avenue Recreation Ground 72 Ladysmith Road Open Space HOLMESDALE W BULLSMOOR CL. ESTGATE E D . I S CRT. R E W N E H . I T DEWGRASS L Y L E A D W W S E B R A B S OO COL A V G SM N IN T LL B D O 73 Lakeside U D L 3 All Saints Churchyard B GROVE LG B U D AT G E S CREWS HILL U G RD L N . E S L L A . M R S L S O A L L L D O S M E R C S O O B C G B OR W H R O O D E R I L A O K M I N E O I R S C N W M D R L W I . L N L D E L B L O A U G A E W A S N T C D . S Y S O S B O I N A E L D W E F H L E R G 4 Alma Road Open Space 74 land r/o Bury Street Nursery R A OS L I R W A U S D E D E E C U L H IV O S R W C A P E L M A N O R 5 F K I D E D C R E W S H I L L N L K 5 N M D D O B D O R 0 R M R R L IV B R 1 A L R A I E AYLANDS E HIL I Y D O L G O L F C O U R S E A A L O L O D D G HO G I E T R G Y M R X E E N A R G R OPEN I M I G H E H E D R H K W U E E H T A V E N G O M O L L I S O N B T D I E N N Y A W D E L E A N SPACE O M A AD A K N. M Y S RO D AVENUE E TERS L F A IN E E S W H I T E W E B B S P A R K B R O PA S O A R 5 Angel Road Open Space 75 Lee Road Open Space E R L P P Y R . R G C . B E R G V O S E A I B C H O T PEN N D AS D A R J . C ER M H VIS A F V. O A R R R Y NB E R O U E E A O S M P D S E R S S WAY S L R T L O L L . R R O A D D I V A L . V H I A E A N N 0 A V . Y V D A U A F M A M L B A FREEZYWATER E W R CH A C E R O S S O A D 1 . H E R T S M E R E ' LO AV Y R V . E M EL H L R N G D. CLOSE R I A HAWKSMEAD A 6 Ansells Green - Highways 76 Library Green . 0 T S N D 1 N E F H V N A B ERN R T L O 1 ON AV. N P M E A W L A O NOR L L O I T S 1 S IL ENFIELD L C AC Y T D . A V T . L I R A O E A N D M 1 R . E S O A C G P D I E O U O O A W N V K NINGHAM AVENUE S H M U M A R A R O R L O S U N E T E 0 CA D A R R O V PE D LOCK I N R E S TE F E R N S C L . Y R L . K S H 7 Arnos Park 77 Mayfield Athletic Club - Leased R BULLS C E R HARN N A 1 P L D R M T RD. K W W OOD R A W C A B O T A N Y E D A R E CROSS E A C H E S T N U T R O A D A N O V . N A RD. R E R I D A R M R D R V R P V A C FIELD G O L F A D H K G B A Y M I I R E S A A A A B L L L C A O N L L O S O D R A E O S E W R N G R L R E D O D S P F O R E S T R O A D S D . O V . A A I P R 8 Aylands Link 78 Meyer Green E R L I N N O N C V A W A . Y N C O U R S E L K A E M COBBETT D E I N L E K S E S O E O L BARRIER A N R A L L A N D O . G P S A R ' N O P T E B N A R K I I C L . R L R O A D O I H C S R Y N L A S D S D C A N E A A Y L G E L E A T L V E R I C OAD S W S R R Y E D E I H K S A R S . R I U Y C T L E V R L L K . O R O S S E N D A L E E L O UR . T P U T N S A R E Y R O A C D A U L FFLEY T C R D D 9 Aylands Open Space 79 Minchenden Oak Gardens T R L B E L A R U OO E R C L O S E K W A L T H A M ON RD. E W E C T O E E A D T T C B K K S V D C O O G D N S . E C W E ONNAC E OTT PL . B I M ACE N S T S A E H O K R T U S A R S G B R O I D D CATHERINE RD. M A E W THE GENERALS WALK W Y A K O A G O E F D S Y L O NS I . V E I E . F O L T K O T T E R R H F I D G E R O A D H D D V D . S TURKEY I E 10 Barrowell Green Open Space 80 Montagu Recreation Ground T E N C U R RACKNELL C M A T Y Y . M D L 2 . L U 5 R E T L R L A HARTMOOR O R N N R O E C STREET E G LOSE A C N R C A K H D E ING O 2 S R D N 6 T L E D M B O I MEWS Y V C T L X T A C U N 2 A I A R E V R 7 D R A E B A 1 A L R L I AYN Y H 2 K E TON R . ENRY'S OAD E M I T I T E I D R G O O U N R Y R R E R N R D I H C H 2 K D P C H 8 S K E Y D I Y D E O T M 3 R . EWS O Y N E L H 5 L U E L N O L B O S W S R D PARKBRO L L R O OK W W AY R V V E B R J E O N B I Y I E A E S D G O C R D R I S A N O N K S A L T 2 R O D N 3 U 8 S Y 9 0 L E M E L T T C D M A C A C L.
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