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OPTION 2 75 183 Centre Health TWINING AVENUE 58 23 Shelter 7 19 63 27 85 17 458 11 5 9 80 1 3 18.9m 55 62 29 33 176 468 CLARENDON CRESCENT CR 11 Ward Bdy 6 2 31 19.8m 35 100 87 91 8 37 4 41 478 68 72 89 93 14 39 10 43 SIXTH CROSS ROAD 73 95 99 16 12 STAINES ROAD 182 65 101 Drain 97 15.5m 92 49 Shelter 45 86 190 51 47 57 59 65 53 67 55 69 61 71 © 63 Drain OPTION 2 205 Drain 18.3m 103 82 80 207 Drain 83 Allotment Gardens 72 75 107 Twickenham Golf Course 104 204 60 211 LB 209 48 206 15.2m 223 221 16.5m 46 42 38 Shelter 1 30 225 214 22 GROVE ROAD 20 TCB 2 10 15.8m 2 Shelter 224 235 15.8m SIXTH CROSS ROAD 3 241a LB 6 15.5m 241 FullwellThe Arms 22 (PH) 1 7 Natalie Mews El Sub Sta 14.9m 5 16 6 to 15 to 6 50 Garden Centre Shelter Drain Drain Fulwell Park Superstore Proposed banned left turn into Burtons Tank Road from Uxbridge Road to reduce Busways House through traffic in morning peak period Shelter El Sub Sta Tanks Fulwell Garage Tank Tank Shelter WELLINGTON GARDENS 90 1 7-10am 9 Mon-Fri Proposed prohibition of motor vehicles 8 over railway bridge in morning peak. No Garage Fulwell Golf Course 74 72 249 through route for eastbound traffic Club House 70 237 16 2 Shelter The Cabin 1 232 235 2 87 181 228 64 23 177 1 177a 14 175 UXBRIDGE ROAD 175a 225 WELLINGTON ROAD 228a 171 13 CF 58 226 144 55 217 142 1 to 9 Epic 159 132 House BURTONS ROAD 120 211 56 23 108 RINGWOOD WAY 153 147 Ward Bdy BURTONS ROAD 149 139 CW CR 137 143 127 111 97 Works 17 15 11a 129 11 42 213 42a Tank 1 3 15 1 to 9 CF 3a 5 117 16 3 19 1a 40 Lothian 1 QUEENS ROAD WELLINGTON ROAD Lodge 45 16 HARTLAND ROAD 4 12 36 115 2 17 CR QUEENS ROAD6 9 Ward Bdy 13 UXBRIDGE ROAD 15 10 4a 7 8 4 2 197 12 214 105 10 17 Linksview 103 18 Court 85 21 1 23 101 1 94 Thirlestane 99 2 84 PAGET CLOSE 2 91 House 97 20 18 39 73 CF 93 72 40 91 18 90 10 193a 35 ROAD 90 79 193 55 88 84 202 80 PRINCE'S CLOSE 78 13 76 83 191a to BURTON'S ROAD 15 19 LINDSAY 95 14 67 191 10 Alameda to to 58 12 21 104 53 52 1 CRANMER ROAD 75 2 189 18 7-10am Roman Catholic CW 2 27 to Church of 25 189.5 LINKS VIEW ROAD PIGEON LANE St Francis de Sales 85 Mon-Fri 27 58 Pavilion 1 to 3 112 36 65 Presby 9 CRANMER ROAD 49 75 Westwood 39 ST JAMES'S ROAD Shelter 16 Hall 63 90 1 PARK ROAD THE WILDERNESS 63 28 25 41 55 185 84 45 25 LINDSAY ROAD 15 103 99 82 53 17 1 to 6 to 1 43 Park 48 51 36 23 Shelter 2 183 Mansions 78 45 21 89 43 44 45a 40 1 87 74 42 47 6 LINKS VIEW ROAD 200 37 19 30 Amalfi ST JAMES' ROAD 27 34 77 ROAD 36 Midford 16 66 Def 64 PARK ROAD SHERWOOD ROAD 28 67 Surgery 2 Courtland LINKS VIEW ROAD MAYS ROAD 41 BURTON'S ROAD SHERWOOD 1 to 17 31 24 26 35 65 62 17 Wellington 188 9 11 14 Court FW 10 11 63 18 Shelter Grass verge 181 Def 23 11 21 1 61a 12 23 61 21 39 12 59 10 WELLINGTON ROAD 32 BURTONS ROAD 1 to 12 52 6 PARK ROAD 9 5 12a 1 2 Cranmer Court SEYMOUR ROAD 2 3 6 30 St James's 13 Church 12 18 to 23 44 42a Briar Court 16 42 14 138 176 35 1b 17 38 140 1 15 Lych Gate 136 26a SEYMOUR ROAD 7-10am 1a 1 2 126 Meadowside 1 Sports Facility Mon-Fri 116 CRANMER COURT 106 57 Surgery 2a 26 36 6 Lavernock 11 2b 46 138 Linden 233 24 29 2c 94 ALBERT ROAD 101 25 91c 91b 91a 91 CONNAUGHT ROAD The Lady Eleanor Holles School 47 Branksome 7 CRANMER ROAD 81 (junior girls) Vicarage 34 17 5 PARK ROAD 77 KING'S ROAD 18 1 69 25 45 CONNAUGHT ROAD 136 164 61 44 6 59b 59a 32 4 59 7 57 1 223 51 43 41 35 ALBERT ROAD 20 14 El 23 18 219 to 221 Sub 11 1 128 GRENVILLE MEWS 25 Sta 173 38 23a 10 209 to 217 HIGH STREET 23 12 1 154 ST JAMES'S AVENUE 7 5a 21 167 8 34 6a Central 30 CR House 163 19 6 7 4 161 2 ALPHA ROAD 15 41 22 11a 203 to 205 120 ST JAMES'S ROAD 1 11 40 165a 159 2 1 165 3 3 to 6 3 6 2 20 The 1 13 Parade CW 1a 31 5 Garage 26 ST JAMES'S AVENUE 1 18 2 UXBRIDGE ROAD 9 10 11 Shelter 6 118e 6 118d 11 1 New Broadway UXBRIDGE ROAD 7 CF 118c 8 HAMPTON ROAD13 1 to 18 11 ST JAMES' ROAD 8 118b 6 1 to 24 21 3 151 2 to 32 10 118a 136 17 119 PH 191 Courtyard Ward Bdy Apartments 1 4 116 Hillier Lodge 2 72 52 TAYLOR CLOSE 19 70b 2 1 43 18 to 1 5 52a 11 1 EDWARD ROAD 114 23 22 4 54 130 16 8 183 Willowbrook 115 52b 3 109 70 141 Featherbed Villas 68 Camps 181 Shelter 1 1 HAMPTON ROAD 179b House 107 64 1 to 6 to 1 1 to 23 to 1 PARKSIDE 34 1 to 6 to 1 4 55 3 62a 1 6 179a 14 62 36 179 Valentin 7 8 64 Court 93 1 to 7 to 1 25 to 47 to 25 1 to 5 to 1 38 68 37 6 177 16 32 4 89 6 ST 41 175 121 1 24 8 83 CR 72 JAMES'S AVENUE 72 2 173b 34 32 46 173a 135 2 65 47 Shelter 9 9 173 68 10 1 EDWARD CLOSE 13 66a 74 14 79 171b 15 2 16 8 2 6 104 to 108 to 104 171a 17 133 66 2a GREENWOOD LANE 40 17a HIGH STREET CP 1 TAYLOR CLOSE 171 131 129 8 56 169b 77 42 1 to 28 4 169a Templeton Court 98 Clarence 86 RADCLIFF MEWS 169 104 House Laurel Dene Care Home 107 6 Preparatory 12 1 98 BROOKLANDS PLACE School Stamford 60 WINDMILL ROAD 90 House Proposed banned left turn into Albert 92 7 82 22 125 38 12 43 84 to 96 47 PH 36 26 34 2 SANDERS CLOSE 80 102 102 to 92 30 165 28b Garrick House 1 to 21 to 1 52 44 HIGH STREET Health to 28c 48 18 Road fromCentre Park Road to reduce 37 ST JAMES'S AVENUE 28a 121 to 41 123 28 El Sub Sta 27 161 to 163 22 38 26 31 32 19 45 23 to 25 to to 117c 42 to to The Lady Eleanor Holles School 27 35 36 30 through traffic in morningBAYLEAF CLOSE peak period 64 117b 37 50 12 20 41 to 85 24 to Theatre 115 CROSS STREET 159a 117a 58 29 38 13 17 to Carisbrook Court CR 159 DEERHURST CRESCENT 24 to 1 13 4 61 2a 24 1 to 9 86 LAUREL ROAD 12 11 2 6 3 Longview 14 18 Hartswood to 39 to to to 4 to House 8 155 8 EASTBANK ROAD 13 to 29 to 13 7 2 153 1 10 113 2 11 102 6 27 1 to 12 to 1 51 12 1 to 24 to 1 Hampton Hill 5 117 3 1 FITZ WYGRAM CLOSE 13 11 Junior School 84 to 82 151 9 7 26 28 49b 30 1 ARUNDEL CLOSE 26 49a 113 Park View House 111 32 1 107 49 34 36 17 80 WINDMILL ROAD 15 1 to 14 13 PH 109 6 110 CHELSEA CLOSE 105 41 50 23 149 2 1 21 109a 38 19 40 1 42 PH 78 to 72 2 147 106b 25 35 19a 106a 7 106 1 50 1 52 54 1 141 143 68 33 12 14 HOLLES CLOSE 139 33 93 Park Gate 7 8 100 VINCENT ROW 31 1 to 12 Court Roy 23a 15 2 5 Library 5 House4 1 PW 5 91 39 3 5a 6 135 11 34 1 2 25 32 3 16 Roy 66 13 1 96 18.0m 2 1 87 15 House 28 85 131 Post 2 17 16.5m 20 4 19 87 Bembridge 64 81 92 House CRICKET LANE Memorial 14 20a 20 23 90 9 1 to 4 6a 12a 21 22 77 94 19a 7 16.5m GreenwoodThe 19 ANGEL CLOSE 24 6 Chelsea Cott 12 Centre 9 1 to 8 121 21 14 7 86 12 10 Hampton Hill 21a 15a PO 23 15 8 81 LONGFORD COURT New Gate 19 to 28 17.7m 23a 4c 1 ARCHER MEWS WOLSEY ROAD 23b 16.5m 54 El 4b 31 Sub Sta 13 4a 10 67 WINDMILL ROAD 77a 18b 11 63 4 18d 13 1 52 1 77 50 to 34 18a 12 109 to111 6 11 2 1 18c LIBRARY MEWS ROY GROVE 9 WINDLESHAM MEWS 6 61 5a 107 THE GARTH 59 6 5 75a 17 3 48 6a 2 1 46 St Clare 3 to 1 41 75 7 101 12 2 Business Park 50 Pavilion 44 42 15 40 SCHOOL ROAD 73a 30 22 26 49 16.8m 14 2 PH 1 38 73 80 99 14.9m 18 16 5 1 36 51 1 6 3 ACACIA ROAD 4 5 2 36a 71a 53 JEFFS CLOSE.
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