Barnet Grass Speedway was active between 1929 and 1936, next to the recently constructed Barnet By Pass.
It was the North London Motor Club that negotiated to run speedway on a twenty acre grass track that was adjacent to the
Barnet Bypass. It was thus so convenient to travel to with plenty of room for spectators and their transport. The track was originally grass-covered rather than the more usual cinder or shale. The track was opened for the first meeting on the 27 July 1929.
The site remained the venue for open meeting through to 1936 although by 1934 the grass was all but worn away and cinders were added to the bends. The name for its final year was changed to simply ’Barnet Speedway’.
Closing in 1937 when the North London Motor Club failed to achieve an extension on the licence after having successfully completed eighty seven meeting meaning that speedway was lost to the area however the NLMC moved their speedway operation to High Beech leaving the owners of the land free to sell it on for building.
Once the circuit had been sold off, Saffron Green Junior School was built directly over the site in the 1950s.
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Marian Added: 18 Mar 2018 09:23 GMT IP: 86.166.51.209 2:1:2890 | Post by Marian: High Street Barnet
No, it?s not the parade of shops you mention, it?s Middle Row which was demolished in 1889 and was situated to the south of the parish church literally in the middle of the High Street!
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Lynne Hqapgood Added: 12 Feb 2018 11:05 GMT IP: 213.122.132.80 2:2:2890 | Post by Lynne Hqapgood: Hutton Grove, N12
I have a question rather than a comment. When was 80 Hutton Grove built? My parents, Eddie and Margaret Hapgood, lived at 80 Hutton Grove from 1934 until sometime during the war,and I would love to know if they moved into a new-build house during the big suburban expansion in the 1930s. Does anyone out there know?! I visited very recently to see the road and the frontage of the house for the first time.
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Georgina Dorsett ( nee Peters ) Added: 21 Jan 2018 13:45 GMT IP: 90.199.231.0 2:3:2890 | Post by Georgina Dorsett ( nee Peters ): Thrift Farm
My parents moved to 1 Thrift Farm lane Borehamwood in 1947 from London, the farm was next to their house, it was a dirt track leading to the house. In front of our house was a cornfield we often had pigs come in our front garden and i would walk to the farm to see the animals particularly the sheep. They built a tarmac road when Holmshill school was built, and we no longer had a wonderful view of lovely cornfields was such a shame.
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Scott Hatton Added: 19 Dec 2017 20:11 GMT IP: 217.63.194.106 2:4:2890 | Post by Scott Hatton: 12 Wansford Park, WD6
We moved to 12 Wansford Park during August 1960, moving out during 1967.
My parents had managed to wangle themselves into a house in London W10 which was due to be demolished by the local council. Thus the council moved them into a much better place (inside toilet!) opposite Tempsford Green in Borehamwood.
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John Dye Added: 1 Dec 2017 14:50 GMT IP: 86.131.134.236 2:5:2890 | Post by John Dye: Cool Oak Lane, NW9
I lived at Queensbury Road, Kingsbury during World War II and used to play regularly along the edge of the Welsh Harp. About halfway along Cool Oak Lane on the south side was a pond we used to call Froggy Pond. It was the only place I ever saw a water scorpion, Nepa cinerea.
At the end of the war, all the street air raid shelters were knocked down and the rubble was piled up on the ground south of the Cool Oak Lane bridge, on the Hendon side. I remember that this heap of rubble became infested with rats and I used to watch them from the bridge. I was told that an old house on the south side of Cool Oak Lane (Woodfield House?) was once owned by the wife of Horatio Nelson. I think it later became the nurseries for plants grown for the Hendon parks.
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Lesley carlton Added: 26 Nov 2017 22:52 GMT IP: 81.96.23.80 2:6:2890 | Post by Lesley carlton: Embry Drive, HA7
I use to live in embry drive when it was an RAF station with my family and I went to Belmont school.cm
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John Morton Added: 17 Nov 2017 14:36 GMT IP: 217.63.194.106 2:7:2890 | Post by John Morton: Manor Way, WD6
I remember the following shops along Manor Way: Martins, Bishop’s, the Co Op and Dewhurst.
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Ron Added: 24 Sep 2017 22:22 GMT IP: 92.6.6.10 2:8:2890 | Post by Ron: Colindale
The leather business and ’Leatherville’ was set up by Arthur Garstin, not GARSTON.
:o)
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Martina Added: 13 Jul 2017 21:22 GMT IP: 146.198.174.6 2:9:2890 | Post by Martina: Schweppes Factory
The site is now a car shop and Angels Fancy Dress shop and various bread factories are there.
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Scott Hatton Added: 30 Jun 2017 15:58 GMT IP: 217.63.200.50 2:10:2890 | Post by Scott Hatton: Borehamwood
I was brought up in Borehamwood - first in Wansford Park and later in Theobald Street.
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Irene Smith Added: 30 Jun 2017 15:46 GMT IP: 217.63.200.50 2:11:2890 | Post by Irene Smith: Keystone Passage, WD6
My mother worked at Keystones in the 1940 before she was married.
She later worked at home which a lot of people did. You would often see people walking around Boreham Wood with boxes filled with piecework for the factory.
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LDNnews Added: 21 Nov 2018 00:20 GMT IP: 3:12:2890 | Post by LDNnews: Hendon Central
Former newspaper boss who revolutionised local news dies aged 74
Former newspaper boss who revolutionised local news dies aged 74
https://www.times-series.co.uk/news/17236341.newspaper-managing-director-tony-greenan-dies-aged-74/?ref=rss
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LDNnews Added: 20 Nov 2018 17:30 GMT IP: 3:13:2890 | Post by LDNnews: Hendon
New book examines true story of scandal in the Jacobean court
Autumn 1615. A scandal pervades the Jacobean court. A popular, much admired couple are imprisoned for murder. Frances is young and captivating. Rescued from an abusive marriage, she is determined to make a new life with her second husband, whatever the cost. Robert has risen from nothing to become one of the country’s most powerful men. But to get to the top, you cannot help making enemies. Now a man is dead. And someone must pay with their life.
https://www.times-series.co.uk/news/17236036.the-poison-bed-by-ec-fremantle-examines-true-story-of-scandal-in-the-jacobean-court/?ref=rss
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LDNnews Added: 20 Nov 2018 17:30 GMT IP: 3:14:2890 | Post by LDNnews: Totteridge And Whetstone
Hundreds whittled down for Landscape Artist of the Year
Hundreds whittled down for Landscape Artist of the Year
https://www.times-series.co.uk/news/17235162.hundreds-whittled-down-for-landscape-artist-of-the-year/?ref=rss
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LDNnews Added: 20 Nov 2018 17:30 GMT IP: 3:15:2890 | Post by LDNnews: Woodside Park
Crash on M25 brings traffic to a stop
Traffic
https://www.times-series.co.uk/news/17234794.crash-on-m25-brings-traffic-to-a-stop/?ref=rss
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LDNnews Added: 20 Nov 2018 17:30 GMT IP: 3:16:2890 | Post by LDNnews: Edgware
M25 open again after lorry jackknifed
The M25 has reoponed following a crash.
https://www.times-series.co.uk/news/17235240.m25-closed-between-j27-and-j25-because-of-lorry-crash/?ref=rss
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| VIEW THE BOREHAMWOOD AREA IN THE 1750s
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| VIEW THE BOREHAMWOOD AREA IN THE 1800s
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| VIEW THE BOREHAMWOOD AREA IN THE 1830s
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| VIEW THE BOREHAMWOOD AREA IN THE 1860s
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| VIEW THE BOREHAMWOOD AREA IN THE 1900s
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Borehamwood is a town of approximately 30 000 residents in southern Hertfordshire, just outside London, and part of the London commuter belt.Borehamwood, more commonly called Boreham Wood before the LCC estate was built, is part of the borough of Hertsmere. The town is often associated with the nearby village Elstree (being part of the ancient parish of Elstree), the two still share a local council, now called the Elstree and Borehamwood Town Council.
The A1 passes just to the east of the town, and the M25 passes about two miles north of it.
Since the 1920s, the town has been the location of several film studios. The former British National Studios on Clarendon Road are now the BBC’s Elstree Television Studios. One of BBC’s popular soaps, EastEnders, is produced at the BBC studios, as well as popular medical drama Holby City. ’Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?’, ’Big Brother’ and major feature films are filmed at the Elstree Studios in Shenley Road.
| LOCATIONS ON THE UNDERGROUND MAP |
Aberford Park: Aberford Park lies in Brook Road, Borehamwood.
ABPC Elstree Studios: British National Pictures Ltd purchased 50 acres of land on the south side of Shenley Road and began construction of two large film stages in 1925. The first film produced there was Madame Pompadour in 1927.
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All Saints Church: All Saints church is Church of England, built in the Jacobean style and was consecrated in 1910.
Ark Theatre: The Ark Theatre was situated on the site of Hertsmere Upper school.
Arkley Open Space:
Arkley Rise Estate Open Space:
Arkley Windmill: Barnet Gate Mill or Arkley Windmill is a grade II* listed tower mill at Barnet Gate.
Barnet Gate Sports Ground:
Barnet Gate Wood: This small woodland is public open space, owned and managed by Barnet Council.
BECC Children’s Centre: The Borehamwood and Elstree (BECC) Children’s Centre opened in 2008.
Boreham Wood Baptist Church: The Baptist Church, situated on the corner of Furzehill Road, opened on 14 July 1911.
Boreham Wood Football Club Ground: Boreham Wood Football Club is based at Meadow Park, Borehamwood.
Borehamwood: Borehamwood is a town of approximately 30 000 residents in southern Hertfordshire, just outside London, and part of the London commuter belt.
Borehamwood Link Children’s Centre: The Borehamwood Link Children’s Centre opened in 2007.
British and Dominion Studios: In 1930 British and Dominion bought three new sound stages from British International Pictures Ltd on the adjoining site before their construction was completed.
Bullbaiters Farm: Bullbaiters Farm near Boreham Wood was originally called Bullbeggar's Farm - Bullbeggar meaning 'hobgoblin' or 'scarecrow'.
Campions School: Campions School was a former school in the north of Borehamwood.
Cowley Hill School: Cowley Hill Primary School accepts pupils between the ages of 3 and 11.
Cranes Farm: Cranes Farm was a farm in Boreham Wood.
Cressalls Farm: Cressalls Farm was a Boreham Wood farm on Theobald Street.
Ewhurst Manor: Ewhurst Manor stood at 37 Furzehill Road.
Froghall Cottages: Frog Hall Cottages were built in the late 1860s along Barnet Lane.
Furzehill School: Furzehill School was one of the original schools of Boreham Wood, opening in 1912.
Green Street: Green Street was once a separate village from Borehamwood but is now on the edge of its urban area.
Green Willows: The Green Willows pub seems to have existed from 1871 until the turn of the twentieth century.
Hertswood Academy: Hertswood Academy (formerly Hertswood School) is a coeducational secondary school which gained academy status in January 2013.
Hillside School: Hillside School existed between 1939 and 2000.
Holmshill School: Holmshill School was a secondary school in Borehamwood.
Kenilworth Primary School: Kenilworth Primary School accepts girls and boys between the ages of 3 and 11.
Keystone Passage, WD6: Keystone Passage commemorates the Keystone factory.
Leggatt’s Farm: Leggatt’s Farm stood opposite Cowleyhill Farm.
Manor Farm: Manor Farm was originally a farm in Boreham Wood.
Meadow Park:
Meryfield Primary School: Meryfield Primary School is a mixed primary school which opened in 1954.
MGM Studios: Amalgamated Studios Ltd constructed a large studio on the north side of Elstree Way between 1935 and 1937. The company was unable to meet the cost and sold out to Arthur Rank.
Moat Mount Open Space: This open space is part of the Moat Mount and Scratchwood Country Park, owned and managed by the London Borough of Barnet.
Monksmead Primary School: Monksmead Primary School was opened in 1958 and welcomes boys and girls up to the age of 11.
Mops and Brooms: Nelson Cottage, Well End, is a two storey two bay timber framed house dating from c1600. It became a beer house in 1841.
Neptune House: Neptune House, built as part of the ATV studios, is now part of the BBC studios.
Neptune Studios: The Neptune Film Company opened the first studios in Borehamwood in 1914. It contained just a single small windowless stage (the first
dark stage in England), relying entirely on electricity from a gas powered generator for lighting.
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Parkside Community Primary School: Parkside Community Primary School is a mixed foundation school which accepts students between the ages of 3 and 11.
Red Lion: The Red Lion was one of two pubs in Green Street.
Rowley Green Common: Rowley Green Common is a six hectare Local Nature Reserve and a Site of Importance Metropolitan for Nature Conservation.
Rowley Lane Sports Ground:
Rowley Lodge Field:
Saffron Green Primary School: Saffron Green is a community primary school which accepts students between the ages of 3 and 11.
Scratchwood: Scratchwood is an area on the edge of North London.
Scratchwood: Scratchwood is a 57-hectare, mainly wooded, country park in the London Borough of Barnet.
Shenley Road water tank: Shenley Road tank was a fire prevention feature of Boreham Wood.
St Teresa Roman Catholic Primary School: St Teresa Primary School is Borehamwood’s Roman Catholic Primary School.
Stirling Corner: Stirling Corner is the road junction of the A1 Barnet Bypass and Barnet Lane.
Studio 70: Studio 70 was the main cinema in Borehamwood between the 1930s and the 1980s.
Summerswood Primary School: Summerswood Primary School is a mixed community school which accepts pupils between the ages of 3 and 11.
Tee Shaped Wood: Tee Shaped Wood was a woodland in the fields of Boreham Wood.
Tempsford Green: Tempsford Green was created from an area of rough ground in 1951.
Thatched Barn: The Thatched Barn motel was built alongside the new Barnet By Pass in 1932.
The Elstree UTC: University technical college (Secondary) which accepts students between the ages of 14 and 19. Admissions policy: Comprehensive (secondary).
Thrift Farm: Thrift Farm was a farm in Boreham Wood.
Whitehall Studios: A single large stage was built in Station Road, Borehamwood in 1928 by Whitehall Films Ltd but the company was wound up in 1930.
Whitehouse Farm: Whitehouse Farm was situated along Furzehill Road.
Woodcock Hill Open Space: Woodcock Hill Open Space is an area of grass and woodland, designated a Village Green in 2008 to prevent development of the site.
Woodlands Primary School: Woodlands Primary is a mixed community school which accepts students between the ages of 3 and 11.
Yavneh College: Yavneh College was established in 2006 when it contained just 93 year 7 pupils on a £35m campus which was designed for 1000.
Yavneh Primary School: Yavneh Primary School accepts students between the ages of 4 and 11.
Bullbaiter’s Farm Sale (1905): Bullbaiter’s Farm was located at the bottom of the modern Bullhead Road.
Buses in Shenley Road: A 292 and 358 in Shenley Road.
Fox and Clark’ Furniture Shop (1905): Added photo for 73 Shenley Road, WD6
Home of Rest for Horses: The Home of Rest for Horses was situated at the corner of Furzehill Road and Barnet Lane, near Borehamwood.
Horse and cart at Bullbaiter's Farm: Addition to Bullbaiter's Farm
Junction of Shenley Road and Drayton Road: Looking along Shenley Road towards Furzehill Road
Mr George King at Bullbaiter's Farm: Addition to Bullbaiter's Farm.
Shenley Road (1930s): Shenley Road, Borehamwood in the 1930s
Thatched Barn: The Thatched Barn was a two-storey mock-Tudor hotel built in 1927 on the Barnet by-pass.
The Myriad Stores: Added photo for 49 Shenley Road, WD6
The Orchard: The Orchard (1953)
Theobald Street in the 1900s: 2015
Thift Farm (1960s): A rare view of Thrift Farm, before the creation of the "Studio Estate".
View of Borehamwood (1928): This view, taken from a plane high above Furzehill Road shows a Borehamwood which was yet to develop.
| NEARBY STREETS AND BUILDINGS ON THE UNDERGROUND MAP |
Abbots Place, WD6 ·
Aberford Road, WD6 ·
Alban Crescent, WD6 ·
Alconbury Close, WD6 ·
Alexandra Road, WD6 ·
Allerton Close, WD6 ·
Allerton Road, WD6 ·
Almond Way, WD6 ·
Althorp Close, EN5 ·
Althorp Close, NW7 ·
Anthony Road, WD6 ·
Arkley Park, EN5 ·
Armstrong Close, WD6 ·
Arundel Drive, WD6 ·
Ashdown Drive, WD6 ·
Ashley Drive, WD6 ·
Atlas Crescent, HA8 ·
Auden Drive, WD6 ·
Audley Close, WD6 ·
Aycliffe Road, WD6 ·
Ayot Path, WD6 ·
Badminton Close, WD6 ·
Bairstow Close, WD6 ·
Baldock Way, WD6 ·
Balmoral Drive, WD6 ·
Banks Road, WD6 ·
Barnet By-Pass, EN5 ·
Barnet Bypass, WD6 ·
Barnet Gate Lane, EN5 ·
Barnet Way, EN5 ·
Barnet Way, NW7 ·
Barnet Way, WD6 ·
Barnsdale Close, WD6 ·
Barton Way, WD6 ·
Beech Drive, WD6 ·
Beechfield Close, WD6 ·
Belford Road, WD6 ·
Bennington Drive, WD6 ·
Berwick Road, WD6 ·
Blyth Close, WD6 ·
Boyce Close, WD6 ·
Bracken Close, WD6 ·
Bradbury Close, WD6 ·
Brampton Terrace, WD6 ·
Bray Close, WD6 ·
Brickfield Cottages ·
Brickfield Lane, EN5 ·
Brodewater Road, WD6 ·
Brook Road, WD6 ·
Broughinge Road, WD6 ·
Brownlow Road, WD6 ·
Buchanan Court, WD6 ·
Buckettsland Lane, WD6 ·
Buckingham Road, WD6 ·
Buckton Road, WD6 ·
Bullhead Road, WD6 ·
Burghley Avenue, WD6 ·
Burrell Close, HA8 ·
Bushfield Close, ·
Bushfield Crescent, HA8 ·
Byron Avenue, WD6 ·
Caishowe Road, WD6 ·
Campions Close, WD6 ·
Canterbury Road, WD6 ·
Cardinal Avenue, WD6 ·
Carlton Close, WD6 ·
Carrington Avenue, WD6 ·
Carrington Close, EN5 ·
Carrington Close, WD6 ·
Castleford Close, WD6 ·
Catterick Way, WD6 ·
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Champions Close, WD6 ·
Chandos Road, WD6 ·
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Chaucer Grove, WD6 ·
Chester Road, WD6 ·
Chiltern Close, WD6 ·
Clarendon Road, WD6 ·
Cleveland Crescent, WD6 ·
Clifton Way, WD6 ·
Clydesdale Close, WD6 ·
Cobb Close, WD6 ·
Coleridge Way, WD6 ·
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Coopers Crescent, WD6 ·
Corfe Close, WD6 ·
Cowley Hill, WD6 ·
Cranes Way, WD6 ·
Cromwell Road, WD6 ·
Crossoaks Lane, WD6 ·
Crown Road, WD6 ·
Croxdale Road, WD6 ·
Dacre Gardens, WD6 ·
Dales Road, WD6 ·
Danziger Way, WD6 ·
Darrington Road, WD6 ·
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Dingle Close, EN5 ·
Drayton Road, WD6 ·
Dunnock Close, WD6 ·
Dunster Court, WD6 ·
Durham Road, WD6 ·
Ealing Close, WD6 ·
Easton Gardens, WD6 ·
Eaton Way, WD6 ·
Edulf Road, WD6 ·
Eldon Avenue, WD6 ·
Elmwood Avenue, WD6 ·
Elstree Distribution Park, WD6 ·
Elstree Park, WD6 ·
Elstree Way, WD6 ·
Ely Gardens, WD6 ·
Essex Road, WD6 ·
Fairburn Close, WD6 ·
Fairway Avenue, WD6 ·
Farm Close, WD6 ·
Farrant Way, WD6 ·
Farriers Way, WD6 ·
Featherstone Gardens, WD6 ·
Felton Close, WD6 ·
Flower Gate Cottage, EN5 ·
Furzehill Road, WD6 ·
Gables Avenue, WD6 ·
Gate Close, WD6 ·
Gateshead Road, WD6 ·
George Street, WD6 ·
Gibbons Close, WD6 ·
Glebe Lane, EN5 ·
Glenhaven Avenue, WD6 ·
Goldfinch Way, WD6 ·
Goodwood Path, WD6 ·
Grace Close, WD6 ·
Grantham Green, WD6 ·
Graveley Avenue, WD6 ·
Green Street, WD6 ·
Greenside, WD6 ·
Gregson Close, WD6 ·
Grenfell Close, WD6 ·
Grosvenor Road, WD6 ·
Grove Road, WD6 ·
Hackney Close, WD6 ·
Haddon Close, WD6 ·
Haggerston Road, WD6 ·
Halter Close, WD6 ·
Hampton Close, WD6 ·
Hartforde Road, WD6 ·
Hawkins Close, WD6 ·
Hendon Urban Motorway, NW7 ·
Hendon Wood Lane, EN5 ·
Hendon Wood Lane, NW7 ·
High Canons, WD6 ·
Hillside Avenue, WD6 ·
Hillside, EN5 ·
Holme Park, WD6 ·
Holmshill Lane, WD6 ·
Hornbeam Close, WD6 ·
Howard Drive, WD6 ·
Hunter Close, WD6 ·
Hyver Hill, EN5 ·
Hyver Hill, NW7 ·
Kates Close, EN5 ·
Keats Close, WD6 ·
Kelly Close, WD6 ·
Kenilworth Close, WD6 ·
Kenilworth Drive, WD6 ·
Kensington Way, WD6 ·
Kent Close, WD6 ·
Kimbolton Green, WD6 ·
Kingsley Avenue, WD6 ·
Knebworth Path, WD6 ·
Knightswood Close, HA8 ·
Laughton Court, WD6 ·
Leeming Road, WD6 ·
Lemsford Court, WD6 ·
Lexington Close, WD6 ·
Lincoln Court, WD6 ·
Linster Grove, WD6 ·
Linton Avenue, WD6 ·
Lombardy Way, WD6 ·
London Gateway Service Area, HA8 ·
London Gateway Service Area, NW7 ·
Lullington Garth, WD6 ·
Lynford Close, EN5 ·
Malden Road, WD6 ·
Manor Way, WD6 ·
Markham Close, WD6 ·
Masefield Avenue, WD6 ·
Mason Close, WD6 ·
Maxwell Road, WD6 ·
Maydwell Lodge, WD6 ·
Meadfield, HA8 ·
Meadow Road, WD6 ·
Meadowbanks, EN5 ·
Melrose Avenue, WD6 ·
Meryfield Close, WD6 ·
Micklefield Way, WD6 ·
Mildred Avenue, WD6 ·
Milland Court, WD6 ·
Milton Drive, WD6 ·
Monksmead, WD6 ·
Monkswood Gardens, WD6 ·
Morpeth Avenue, WD6 ·
Nan Clark’s Lane, NW7 ·
Neagle Close, WD6 ·
Newark Green, WD6 ·
Newton Crescent, WD6 ·
Nicoll Way, WD6 ·
Niven Close, WD6 ·
Norfolk Gardens, WD6 ·
Northfield Road, WD6 ·
Northgate Path, WD6 ·
Norton Close, WD6 ·
Novello Way, WD6 ·
Oakwood Avenue, WD6 ·
Oberon Close, WD6 ·
Oddesey Road, WD6 ·
Odyssey Road, WD6 ·
Organ Hall Road, WD6 ·
Organ Lane, E4 ·
Paddock Lane, EN5 ·
Paddock Lane, WD6 ·
Palmers Road, WD6 ·
Penscroft Gardens, WD6 ·
Percheron Road, WD6 ·
Pinewood Close, WD6 ·
Pinto Close, WD6 ·
Potter Bar By-Pass, EN5 ·
Potters Lane, WD6 ·
Powys Court, WD6 ·
Purcell Close, WD6 ·
Pursley Gardens, WD6 ·
Ranskill Road, WD6 ·
Red Road, WD6 ·
Redwood Rise, WD6 ·
Reston Close, WD6 ·
Retford Close, WD6 ·
Richmond Close, WD6 ·
Ripon Way, WD6 ·
Robeson Way, WD6 ·
Rockways, EN5 ·
Rossington Avenue, WD6 ·
Rowley Green Road, EN5 ·
Rowley Lane, EN5 ·
Rowley Lane, WD6 ·
Rutherford Close, WD6 ·
Rye Close, WD6 ·
Saddlers Close, WD6 ·
Saffron Green, EN5 ·
Sawtry Way, WD6 ·
Saxon Court, WD6 ·
Sellers Close, WD6 ·
Shakespeare Drive, WD6 ·
Shelley Close, WD6 ·
Shenley Road, WD6 ·
Shepperton Close, WD6 ·
Shetland Close, WD6 ·
Silver Hill, WD6 ·
Sinderby Close, WD6 ·
Siskin Close, WD6 ·
Spring Close, WD6 ·
Springwood Crescent, HA8 ·
Springwood Cresent, HA8 ·
St Paul?s Close, WD6 ·
Stainer Road, WD6 ·
Stanborough Avenue, WD6 ·
Stanborough Close, WD6 ·
Stangate Crescent, WD6 ·
Stanley Gardens, WD6 ·
Stannington Path, WD6 ·
Stapleton Road, WD6 ·
Stevenage Crescent, WD6 ·
Stilton Path, WD6 ·
Stirling Way, WD6 ·
Stratfield Road, WD6 ·
Stretton Way, WD6 ·
Studio Way, WD6 ·
Suffolk Close, WD6 ·
Summerswood Lane, EN6 ·
Summerswood Lane, WD6 ·
Sutton Path, WD6 ·
Tallis Way, WD6 ·
Tempsford Avenue, WD6 ·
Tennison Avenue, WD6 ·
The Campions, WD6 ·
The Pines, WD6 ·
The Reddings, WD6 ·
Theobald Street, WD6 ·
Theobold Street, WD7 ·
Thirsk Road, WD6 ·
Thirston Path, WD6 ·
Thornbury Gardens, WD6 ·
Thrift Farm Lane, WD6 ·
Tilehouse Close, WD6 ·
Tinwell Mews, WD6 ·
Tomkins Close, WD6 ·
Torworth Road, WD6 ·
Totteridge Common, NW7 ·
Tudor Court, WD6 ·
Tuxford Close ·
Vale Avenue, WD6 ·
Walshford Way, WD6 ·
Wansford Park, WD6 ·
Warenford Way, WD6 ·
Warren Grove, WD6 ·
Warrens Shawe Lane, HA8 ·
Warrens Shawe Lane, NW7 ·
Warwick Road, WD6 ·
Water End Close, WD6 ·
Welbeck Close, WD6 ·
Welham Close, WD6 ·
Well End Road, WD6 ·
Wentbridge Path, WD6 ·
Wetherby Road, WD6 ·
Whitehall Close, WD6 ·
Whitehouse Avenue, WD6 ·
Wilcox Close, WD6 ·
Windmill Lane, EN5 ·
Winifred Close, EN5 ·
Winifred Close, NW7 ·
Winstre Road, WD6 ·
Winthorpe Gardens, WD6 ·
Woodlands Close, WD6 ·
Woolmer Close, WD6 ·
Wordsworth Gardens, WD6 ·
Wylo Drive, EN5 ·
York Crescent, WD6 ·
York Way, WD6 ·
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