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List of All Consent Streets and Prohibited Streets Throughout the Borough of Darlington LIST OF ALL CONSENT STREETS AND PROHIBITED STREETS THROUGHOUT THE BOROUGH OF DARLINGTON CONSENT STREETS A Aberdeen Road Adelaide Street Ajax Street Abbey Road Adelphi Court Albatross Way Acacia Street Aintree Court Albert Road Albert Street Annandale Askrigg Street Albery Place Appleton Close Aston Terrace Aldam Street Aquinas Court Atherstone Way Alderwood Close Archdeacon Crescent Atholl Close Alexander Street Ardmore Drive Auckland Avenue Alfred Street Argyll Close Auckland Oval Allan Street Arkendale Street Audrey Grove Allington Way Arkle Crescent Augusta Close Alnwick Place Arnold Road Aviemore Court Alston Moor Close Arthur Street Avon Way Alwyn Road Arundel Drive Ayresome Way Amiens Close Ascot View Aysgarth Road Ampleforth Way Ashcroft Road Ayton Drive Anfield Court Ash Tree Close The Status of Street Trading in the Borough of Darlington - 1 - Council Badminton Close Belvedere Road Branksome Hall Drive Balmoral Road Bensham Road Branksome Terrace Baltimore Way Berkeley Road Breck Road Bamburgh Place Bernera Court Brecon Side Bangor Grove Berrybank Crest Brian Road Banks Road Berwick Road Briar Close Banklands Road Birch Road Briar Walk Barden Moor Road Birkdale Road Bright Street Barlow Street Bishop Close Brighton Road Barmpton Lane Bisley Court Brignall Moor Crescent Barnes Close Blackett Road Brinkburn Avenue Barnes Road Blackwell Brinkburn Drive Barningham Street Blackwell Close Brinkburn Road Barrett Road Blackwell Grove Broadmeadows Barron Street Blackwell Lane Broadway South Bartlett Street Blackwell Scar Brompton Walk Barton Street Bloomfield Road Brook Terrace Bates Avenue Bolton Close Brougham Street Baydale Road Borough Road Brunel Way Baytree Road Boston Close Brunswick Street Beaconsfield Street Botham Grove Brunton Street Beck Road Bowen Road Bulmer Square Bede Road Bowes Moor Close Burleigh Place Bedford Street Bowman Street Burnside Road Beech Rise Boyes Hill Grove Burtree Lane Beech Road Boyne Street Bushel Hill Court Beechwood Avenue Bracken Road Bushel Hill Drive Belford Gardens Braemar Court Buxton Moor Crescent Belgrave Street Bramall Lane Bylands Way Bellburn Lane Brankin Drive Byron Road Belsay Walk Brankin Road The Status of Street Trading in the Borough of Darlington - 2 - Council C Caedmon Crescent Chilton Close Coombe Drive Cairngorm Drive China Street Coppice Walk Caithness Way Christchurch Close Copse Side Caledonian Way Clare Avenue Corbridge Crescent Caldwell Green Claremont Road Cornwall Avenue Campion Road Clarendon Road Coronation Street Cannobie Close Clareville Road Corporation Road Canterbury Grove Claxton Avenue Cotherstone Moor Drive Cardinal Gardens Cleasby View Cottingham Court Carisbrooke Walk Cleveland Avenue Courtlands Road Carleton Drive Cleveland Street Coxwold Drive Carleton Grove Cleveland Terrace Cragwellside Carlbury Crescent Cleveland Trading Estate Craig Street Carlton Street Cliffe Way Cramond Close Carlton Moor Crescent Clifton Avenue Cringlemoor Crescent Carmel Gardens Clifton Road Crosby Street Carmel Road North Close Street Crossfield Road Carmel Road South Cloverdale Cross Street Carnaby Road Coatham Crescent Cullen Close Carroll Road Cobden Street Cumberland Street Cartmell Terrace Coburg Street Cricketfield Row Castlebay Court Coleridge Gardens Cromarty Close Cedar Road Colorado Grove Chantilly Avenue Columbia Street Chandos Street Compton Grove Charles Street Coniscliffe Road (but not Chase Close Between its junction with Chatsworth Terrace Larchfield Street to its Chaucer Road junction with Skinnergate) Chelmsford Street Coniston Street Chepstow Court Conyers Avenue Chesnut Street Conyers Close Chester Grove Conyers Grove Cheviot Court D Dale Road Denton Close Draycote Crescent Dalkeith Close Deorna Court Drinkfield Crescent Damson Court Derby Street Drummond Close Danesmoor Crescent Derwent Street Drury Street Darwin Grove Devonshire Road Dryburgh View Daryngton Close Dickinson Street Dublin Street Davison Road Dinsdale Crescent Dumfries Street Deepdale Way Dodds Street Dundee Street Dene Grove Dodsworth Street Dunelm Walk Deneside Road Dorset Drive Dunster Close Denmark Street Downing Court Dunrobin Close The Status of Street Trading in the Borough of Darlington - 3 - Council E Earl Close Eggleston View Ely Close Easby Place Egton Way Emley Moor Road Easson Road Eldon Place Emmanuel Close East Mount Road Eldon Street Ennerdale Road East Raby Street Elgin Court Eppleby Way East Row Elland Court Epsom Court East Street Ellerton Close Esk Road Eastbourne Road Elmfield Street Eskdale Street Eden Crescent Elmfield Terrace Essex Way Edgecombe Drive Elms Road Eston Moor Crescent Edgecombe Grove Elmtree Street Estoril Road Edgemoor Road Elton Grove Estoril Road South Edinburgh Drive Elton Parade Ethel Street Edmund Street Elton Road Exeter Drive Edward Street Elvet Place F Fairfield Street Fenby Avenue Forest Moor Road Falcon Road Field Street Forster Street Falmer Road Fife Road Fotheringhay Drive Falstone Terrace Finchale Crescent Fountains View Farndale Crescent Firthmoor Crescent Freville Grove Farrer Street Fitzwilliam Drive Fryer Crescent Farrholme Flamingo Close Fulford Place Faverdale Road Flora Avenue Fulthorpe Avenue Faverdale North Florence Street Fulthorpe Close Faverdale West Forcett Street Fulthorpe Grove Feetham Avenue Forfar Close Furness Street G Galloway Girton Walk Grass Street Garbutt Square Gladstone Street Grassholme Garden Place Glamis Road Green Street Garden Street Glebe Road Greenbank Road Garrick Court Gleneagles Road Greencroft Close Garthorne Avenue Glendale Drive Greencroft Court Garthlands Road Glenfield Road Greenmount Road Gatehouse Close Globe Close Greenwell Street Geneva Crescent Gloucester Place Gresham Close Geneva Drive Gonville Court Greyfriars Close Geneva Gardens Gouldsmith Gardens Grey Street Geneva Road Goodison Way Grosvenor Street Geneva Terrace Gordon Close Grinton Park Way George Short Close Grainger Street Guildford Close George Street Grangeside Gurney Street Gilsland Crescent Granton Close Gilling Crescent Grasmere Road The Status of Street Trading in the Borough of Darlington - 4 - Council H Hadrian Court Headingley Crescent Hildon Drive Haig Street Helmsley Moor Way Hill Close Avenue Hall View Grove Headlam Road Hillside Road Hambleton Grove Henderson Street Hurst Grove Hammond Drive Heatherwood Grove Holgate Moor Green Hamsterley Street Hendren Close Hollyhurst Road Hanover Close Henry Street Holmlands Road Harcourt Street Henson Road Holmwood Grove Harding Terrace Herbert Street Holwick Road Hardwick Close Hercules Street Holyrood Avenue Harewood Hill Heron Drive Homerton Court Harewood Terrace Herriot Court Honeywood Gardens Hargreave Terrace Heslop Drive Hopemoor Place Hartlea Avenue Hewitson Road Humber Place Hartley Grove Hewitson Road South Hummersknott Avenue Harringay Crescent Hexham Way Hundens Lane Harrison Terrace Hickstead Court Hunstanworth Road Harris Street Highbury Road Huntershaw Way Harry Street Highfield Road Huntley Street Hartford Road Highmoor Road Hutton Avenue Havelock Street High Green Huxley Grove Hawthorn Street High Row Hazel Avenue Hilda Street I I’Anson Street Ingleby Moor Crescent Inveraray Close Idaho Court Inglewood Close Ivywood Court J James Street John Dixon Lane John Street Jedburgh Drive John Dobbin Road Jura Drive Jesmond Road K Katherine Street Kestral Close Kingston Street Kay Grove Ketton Avenue Kingsway Keats Court Kexwith Moor Close Kintyre Close Kellaw Road Kew Rise Kirkby Close Kempton Court Kielder Drive Kirkfield Road Kendale Close Kildale Moor Place Kirkstall Crescent Kenilworth Drive Killin Road Kitchener Street Kennel Lane Killinghall Street Kitching Grove Kensington Gardens Kilmarnock Road Knightsbridge Avenue Kent Close King William Street Knoll Avenue L Laburnum Road Lazenby Grove Lismore Drive Lady Kathryn Grove Leach Grove Littlebeck Drive Laing Street Leadenhall Street Lock Street Lakeside Leafield Road Locomotive Street The Status of Street Trading in the Borough of Darlington - 5 - Council Lambton Street Leicester Grove Lodge Street Lammermuir Close Leith Road Longfield Road Lanethorpe Crescent Leonard Street Loraine Crescent Lanethorpe Road Lewes Road Louisa Street Langdale Road Leyburn Road Lowe Street Langholm Crescent Lime Avenue Lowmoor Road Lansdowne Street Limehurst Road Lowson Street Larkspur Drive Linacre Way Lucknow Street Latimer Road Lincoln Court Lunedale Road Laurel Street Linden Avenue Lynne Close Lauriston Close Linden Drive Lynton Gardens Lawrence Street Lingfield Green Lyonette Road Lazenby Crescent Lingfield Way Lytham Road Lazenby Close Linwood Grove M Major Street Mayfield Millrace Close Malim Road McNay Street Milner Road Mallard Road Meadowfield Road Milton Street Mallory Court Meadow Rise Minors Crescent Malvern Crescent Meldon Close Mistral Drive Manor Road Melland Street Moffat Close Maple Road Mellor Court Monarch Green Marigold Court Melrose Avenue Montrose Street Marina Road Melsonby Crescent Moorlands Road Marlborough Drive Melville Street Mornington Lane Marrick Avenue Mendip Grove Morpeth Avenue Marsden Walk Merton Close Morton Road Marshall Street Mewburn Court Mossbank Grove Marston Moor Road Meynell Road Moulton Way Martindale Road Middleham Road Mowden Street Marwood Crescent Middleton Street Mowden Terrace Marycourt Milbank Court Mowden Walk Marsham Moor Way Milbank Crescent Mulheim Close Maude Street Milbank Road Murray Walk Maxwell Close Mildred Street Murrayfield Way Mayfair Road Milkwood Court Myrtle Gardens N Nairn Close Newlands Road North Lodge Terrace Napier Street Newton Lane North Rise Neasham Drive
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