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Map of All Controlled Parking Zones (Pdf 1.5MB) LONDON BOROUGH OF HAMMERSMITH AND FULHAM BUCKINGHAM HIGH CONTROLLED BUCKINGHAM WENDOVER AVENUE SPEZIA RD STREET RUCKLIDGE MWS LEGHORN STATION PARKING ZONES ROAD ROAD RD MONSON RD WROTTE London Borough ROAD HARLESDEN CAPLE AVENUE RD ROAD LUSHING- RD TON RD CPZ CONTROL TIMES RD SLEY RANELAGH RD ODESSA BUCHANAN HARLEY RD RD GDNS of Brent ALL SOULS' RD AVE GDNS Monday to Friday INGALE BATHURST R O A D ROAD NIGHT FURNESS P A L E R M O AA 9.00am to 5.00pm HONEYWOOD ROAD TUBBS ROAD CLIFTON ROAD Monday to Saturday RD PURVES VICTOR A COLLEGE 8.30am to 6.30pm HAR FELIXTOWE ROAD ROAD NAPIER RD ROAD ASHBURNHAM RAVENSWORTH STATION Willesden ROW MS GREYHOUND ROAD GDNS PONSARD RD ROAD APP LETCHFORD ROAD Junction LETCHFORD BURROWS A Monday to Sunday VALLIERE GDNS RD S 8.30am to 10.00pm RD ROAD (Riverside) ST RIGELEY HARROW MORTIMER CREWE RD RIGELEY MS GDNS ST PL RD HOLBERTON Kensal Green WALDO KENMONT GDNS HAZEL TRENMAR Monday to Sunday ROAD PLOUGH CLOSE B WAKEMAN RD 9.00am to 7.00pm STEPHENSON ALMA ROAD RAINHAM RD LANE AA PLACE GOODHALL Old Oak ATLAS CUMBERLAND PK Monday to Friday Sidings SCRUBS BB OAK ENTER 9.00am to 6.00pm WAY FORTUNEWAY Gateway PRISE Hythe Road Industrial Kensal Green Monday to Friday OLD Trading Estate H Y T H E WAY Estate C SALTER 9.00am to 6.00pm STREET St. Mary's ROAD ST Cemetery GRAND R D Cemetery Monday to Sunday SALTER BASHLEY CC GDNS GDNS 9.00am to 8.00pm H Y T H E RD LANE UNION R O A D BURY RD Royal Borough of CHANDOS RD ROAD TES SHAF MIDLAND O L D L O O L D L O Monday to Friday CANAL Kensington & Chelsea 9.00am to 5.00pm LEONARD'S D TERRACE ST. TERRACE O A K A O O A K A O Mitre Bridge Monday to Sunday ORIA Industrial Park E 9.00am to 8.00pm SCHOOL RD Old Oak Common VICT SUNBEAM CL CL WEBB BETHUNE RD Sidings WEBB CR ST Monday to Saturday DALGARNO EE MITRE Little SUTTON 9.00am to 8.00pm C O M M O N SHREWSBURY ST Monday to Saturday Wormwood WAY WAY F SHREWSBURY 9.00am to 8.00pm North Pole International Depot METHWOLD RD EXCEPT Scrubs WAY H H Monday to Friday WELLS HOUSE RD SUTTON G A R D E N S 6.30pm to 8.00pm SCRUBS WAY ROAD Saturday HIGHLEVER CL D A L G A R N O BLAKES HILL FARM RD 2.00pm to 4.00pm & PANGBOURNE L A N E 6.30pm to 8.00pm WORMWOOD SCRUBS BREWSTER GDS OAKWORTHPrincess ROAD H LANE BRACEWELL RD RD H NURSERY Monday to Sunday LANE BARLBY Louise G QUINTIN Hospital 9.00am to 10.00pm ST WAY AVE GDNS EXCEPT CALD- TELFORD ERON S T Monday to Sunday Q U I N T I N ST. PL HIGHLEVER W U LB F R S AT YA NB R O O K 6.30pm to 8.00pm O L D L O RD D L O A V E N U E BRUNEL Linford WOODMANS WALLINGFORD MEWS RD and Macfarlane Road MELLITUS Christie NORTH POLE SNARSGATEST S L A T I M E R HELEN'S OSMUNDST Stadium WESTVIEW 9.00am to 10.00pm TAYLOR'S CL ST EYNHAM GRN DRIVE STREET KINGSBRIDGERD Monday to Friday ERS- MARK'S THE BYE PL LONG CAV LATIMER GARDENS WALL FINSTOCK BASSETT RD H 9.00am to 5.00pm O A K ST AVENUE S T R E E T ROY RD RD Monday to Friday THE GREEN WOOD ROAD KELFIELDBALLIOL RD THE HENCHMAN S GLEN GDNS MASHIE TEE ST GARDENS I 9.00am to 5.00pm RD NN FITZNEAL ARTILLERY LANE ST ROAD STREET ST Monday to Friday Hammersmith NASCOT National RailR O A D THE FAIRWAY H.M. Prison ST STOKESLEY Hospital CAMBRIDGE GDNS J 9.00am to 5.00pm AVENUE AVENUE H C O M M O N H S OXFORD ROAD ROAD East Acton SHINFIELD S T R E E T THORNE Monday to Sunday CROW RD ROAD STREET Wormwood ROAD ROAD JJ WEST 9.00am to 9.00pm QUARTERS LANE N PIONEER BRAMELEY ROAD MUIR FIELD ST W E S T W A Y Scrubs CLOSE DGE KINGS Monday to Friday STREET R O A D CLOSE BRI FOLIOT DOWN K BARTLE CARLISLE C A N E ROAD TERRICK 9.00am to 5.00pm D U CLOSE ST WAY BRASSIE AVE MAURICE ERCONWALD STABLE WAY HOYLAKE BENTWORTH SILCHESTER BRASSIE BEG- ONIA ST S ANDREW'S TEMPLEMEAD CL AVE ANDREW'S CHARLOTTE WK Central line ROAD CACTUS K DARFIELD MS RD WALK R O A D HILARY ROSEWOOD HEATHSTAN WAYNFLETE Monday to Sunday L A N E STREET SQUARE STREET PRIMULA VERITY (Richford Street MACKENZIE SQ SUNNINGDALE BLECHYNDEN CL 9.00am to 8.00pm NORBROKE LAURENCE BENNELONG WESTWAY CL STREET CR AV area) CL AVE DULFORDST ST WEST KINGSDOWN CL CORNWALL CREIGHTON ERN ST SHALFLEET DR B L O E M F O N T E I N Monday to Friday CL CR AC JOSLINGS DORANDO CLOSE RD LIL SUNDEW CLOSE ROAD RD ROAD AVE AUSTRALIA NUE THE Latimer BLENHEIM L 9.00am to 5.00pm F R E S T O N RD RD CLOSE CANADA OLD OAK AUSTRALIA COMMON WALMER GLENDUN S AVENUE AVONDALE HUDSON Road THRESHERS LANE VIOLA INDIA BOMORE Monday to Friday CT CU PEONY CL B R A M L E Y SQ R O A D GDS MILFOIL CL CL GRENFELL BOWES ROAD FOXGLOVE CLEMATIS RVE GRENFELL PORT ST S PL BARD M 9.00am to 5.00pm RD ST YEW FOUNTAIN PARK WAY HAVELOCK HAVELOCK ST RD DEPOT ROAD CLARENDON A V E WHITCHURCH CR ROAD PARK GLENDUN GLENDUN S LAND Monday to Friday LANE STREET THE RUNCORN PHOENIX WHITE CITY TREADGOLDSIRDAR CL C O M M O N W E A L T H ANSLEIGH STONELEIGH PL COMMONWEALTH PARK ELGIN WHITE CITY BELVOIR ALE N 9.00am to 5.00pm SQ D ACTON TREE AVE ROAD HILARY CU RVE S HESKETH ROAD ERICA S COMMON- ROAD PL SQ ORCH White City RD AVON BROMYARD ST AVON Monday to Saturday ST TAMARISK ST WEALTH O GDS EAST DAFFODIL ID SY AVE PL CL WAY ROAD EXHIBITION L O C K PL ST WAY NN 9.00am to 5.00pm NEW ZEALAND CLOSE PAN GDS S ROAD OSE PORTLAND MARYGORHAM WAY HIPPODROME WALLFLO ROAD WAY RD PL STREET EVESHAM Monday to Saturday TRINITY H E M BRYONY ROAD ST R O A D STONELEIGHPL ROAD ANN'S MEWS LANS- H A GRAVESEND M M E R S M I T H SILVER ROAD DOWNE O L D WER BRAMBLE AUSTRALIA Hammersmith O 9.00am to 5.00pm Hammersmith RD RISE GARDENS SUNDEW Wormholt & City Line AFRICA WORMHOLT Wood CLARE- ST RD S Park COWLING NDON ROAD Park Lane ST ROAD CLOSE HIPPO- CROSS Monday to Saturday RING BBC MORTIMER ROAD POTTERYDROME STEVENTON Television SQ RD PLACE ST Q R O A D JOHN'S 9.00am to 5.00pm O A K OLAF SEDGEFORD OLAF GDNS PORTLAND SOUTH BATMAN CLOSE Centre PRINCEDALE ASHFIELD ROAD PLACE COLLINGBOURNE WK R O A D A 3 2 2 0 CLOSE Monday to Saturday S A W L E Y BRONZE LANE London Borough FIRST Q P R GALLOWAY ROAD ARIEL DUNRAVEN Football STREET QQ 9.00am to 5.00pm OAKLANDS W O O D O O W S D O O W WAY ROAD STAN ADELAIDE ORMISTON LAKE LOFTUS Ground LOFTUS PENZANCE THORPEBANK HUNT ABDALE of Ealing R O A D O WILSHAM RD FRITHVILLE Monday to Saturday TUNIS ROAD IMRE CL TUNIS WILLOW AYCLIFFE WILLOW QUEENSDALE ST JAMES'S PENZANCE ST R 9.00am to 5.00pm ROAD ELLERSLIE ROAD CRES PL AVENUE QUEENS DARNLEY ROAD BLOEMFONTEIN TER GARDENS SWANS- PRINCES ARMSTRONG RD ADDISON MACFARLANE MACFARLANE SECOND AVENUE THIRD HALSBURY SWINDON ST QUEENSDALE MAPLE ROAD ROAD Monday to Saturday WAY ASKHAM URNE ETHELDEN RD D ROAD ROAD ALDBO ALE ST ROAD ROAD ROAD INGERSOLL OAK GROVE INGERSOLL COMBE NORLAND GROVE BLOEMFONTEIN GROVE ARMINGER SYCAMORE ARMINGER RD ROAD ROAD S 9.00am to 8.00pm LARCH ANN'S R O A D PL GARDENS GARDENS CLS VALE Westfield NORLAND RD AV RD CRESENT ROAD ROAD NORLAND RD RD QUEENS- SQ OLLGAR CLOSE WAY AV DALE EXCEPT ASKHAM ROAD AVE ROAD AVE London AVENUE SQ AV AV DALE CT RD ARCH- COURT L A N E MEWS MEWS NORLAND Monday to Friday WK PL VILLAS STANLAKE BEECH AVE STANLAKE Q U E E N S DADDISON A L E STANLAKE VILLAS 6.30pm to 8.00pm U X B RI D G E BOURBON PL HOLLAND PK A S K E W KINGSDALE RD GARDENS DO Shepherd's V A L E ASKEW CRES U X B R I D G E AGNES R O MS T H E ST ELMO A D CRESC Saturday ELIZABETH BOS A V E N U E COWLEY RD DAVIS Bush ENT DU CROS RDRECHT L HOLLAND WARBECK ST LANE PK RD CR CONING- D'PORT COVERDALE Market TADMOR HETLEY RD CRES COMBE MS 2.00pm to 4.00pm & ESSEX HAM GODOLPHIN MS P A R K ST AV ST YAL ST STEPHEN'S BULWER MEWS CONINGHAM S'GLERS ST HOLLAND PK BEVAN HAVILLAND MEWS STANLEY PK MS ROAD ST RO GROVE DEVONPORT POPLAR 6.30pm to 8.00pm CL MEWS YD LARDEN ROAD WEST- INE CLIFTON INE HOPGOOD ROYAL KEITH JJ MARKET GDNS ST GDS RD LYCETT BRIDGE S STERNE ST APP H O L L A N D Monday to Friday LIME V LIME SHEPHERD'S BUSH PLACE ASKEW ALD KINGHAM CLOSE PL CAXTON ADD R O A D Thames CLEARWATER ROAD Shepherd's RD SWAINSON ROAD ROAD T 9.00am to 5.00pm ROAD Water ISON C ROAD SHEPHERD'S TCE RD RD G Bush V A L E T T A ASKEW ROAD R O Tower R OOLD- A D BRADFORD FIELD CR FINDON THE A D RD Monday to Saturday HOLLEY RD H O L L A N D GAINSBOROUGH RD RD GLADE LORNE BECKLOW PENNARD GDNS MEWS MARKET GARDENS ROAD WARPLE BECKLOW ROXWELL Shepherd's Bush LINEN OLD U 9.00am to 5.00pm RD C WOODSTOCK HADYN MEWS PK MS ROAD JEDDO ROAD ROAD C MS ST ELMO FORGE VESPAN RD THORNFIELD Common WAY MEWS C S GREEN MULTI STRONSA Monday to Friday JEDDO ROAD ROAD BUSH UPPERGARDENS ADDISON RD PARK Bush ELLINGHAM STOWE HANSARD MEWSH O L L A N D MAY- LEFROY RD HADYN ROAD ROAD WESTVILLEROAD BUSH ROCKLEY Court MAYFIELD RDFIELD BECKLOW A S K E W ROCK- V 9.00am to 5.00pm HATFIELD MARKET PERCY MELINA RD WAY GROVE ROADWOOD PL ROAD COURT Woodford AMBER WAY L BATSON KINNEAR RD S CATHNOR ROAD Court CANHAM GRO NIVEDA CL RD CHARECROFT WAY EDANS BAMB- MILLER'S ROAD LANDOR ROAD ROAD ROAD WAY ST LANE LOWER ADDISON RD RD ROAD Monday to Friday SULGRAVE ROAD CLOSE SCOTT'S CLOSE OROUGH WAY GARDENS V I L L A S S WK GOODWIN AVENUE ADDISON SHEPHERD'S CT ROAD SHEPHERD'S GDS LEFFERN WOOD- SOUTHWAY SOUTHWAY ST.
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