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Introduction

• Myddleton Road was the winner of the 2016 Best London High Street.
• Myddleton Road runs from the junction with Whittington Road and Bowes Park Railway Station to the junction with Palmerston Road.
  
• There are no bus stops in the nearby streets.
  
• The nearest railway station is Bowes Park. The nearest tube station is Bounds Green. There is no taxi rank nearby.

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Parking

• Blue Badge On-street Parking: There are Blue Badge parking bays in Myddleton Road, located near Hellenic Bakery. Parking is free for Blue Badge holders displaying a valid Blue Badge.
  
• Standard On-street Parking: There are standard on-street parking bays in Myddleton Road and Marlborough Road which are payable via phone or online.

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Myddleton Road Overview

• Myddleton Road in Bowes Park runs from Whittington Road opposite Ireland Place (Bowes Park Railway Station) to Palmerston Road.
  
• On Myddleton Road from Whittington Road to Marlborough Road it is a one-way road with a path on both sides, and from Marlborough Road to Palmerston Road it is a two-way road with a path on both sides.
  
• Myddleton Road is divided up into 2 sections in this guide: 1. Whittington Road to Marlborough Road and 2. Marlborough Road to Palmerston Road.
  
• The lighting along Myddleton Road is mostly modern bright white lighting on black lamp posts.
  
• There is tactile paving and dropped kerbs as you approach all junctions along the route.
  
• There is a zebra crossing leading from Bowes Park Railway Station across Whittington Road and the junction with Myddleton Road.
  
• The length of the route from one end to the other is 0.2 miles (321 metres) in total.

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Junction - Bowes Park Railway Station, Whittington Road and Myddleton Road

• There is a zebra crossing at the junction of Whittington Road and Myddleton Road. This is on the left side of the road leading from Bowes Park Railway Station.
  
• At the junction there is a dropped kerb with tactile paving on both sides of the road.
  
• There is a crossing across Myddleton Road which has a dropped kerb and tactile paving on both sides of the road.
  
• Whittington Road is a two-way street so be aware of the traffic from both directions and traffic exiting from Myddleton Road.
  
• This junction represents the start and end of this guide.

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Section 1 - Whittington Road to Marlborough Road

• The length of this section is approximately 160 metres.
  
• From the Whittington Road end the path will be on both sides of a one-way road in which the traffic flows towards you.
  
• The surface of the pathways on both sides of the road is paving blocks and concrete with uneven sections throughout. The pathways on both sides of the road have a slight slope downhill as you head towards Marlborough Road. The pathways on both sides are over 150cm in width throughout.
  
• The pathways narrow in some parts down to 100cm as you approach shop signs and bins on the pathways.
• The pathways have several bins along the route which are close to the road.
  
• There are three driveways, two are on the pathway on the right of the road as you pass Panikos Tailor and Hellenic Gourmet.
  
• This is midway through the route.
  
• The other driveway to cross is on the left side of the road just before Hellenic Bakery.
• The driveways have dropped kerbs on both sides but no tactile paving.

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Junction - Marlborough Road and Myddleton Road

• There is a crossing at the junction of Marlborough Road and Myddleton Road on the left and right hand sides of the road.
  
• At the junction there are dropped kerbs with tactile paving on both sides.
• There are bollards at this junction that do not have visual identification bands.
• Distance between bollards at tactile crossing points is 195cm.
  
• There is a crossing across Myddleton Road near the junction with Marlborough Road which has a dropped kerb and tactile paving on both sides.
  
• Marlborough Road is a two-way street, so there is traffic from both directions and traffic exiting from Myddleton Road.
  
• This junction is the midway point of the route.

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Section 2 - Marlborough Road to Palmerston Road

• The length of this section is approximately 150 metres.
  
• From the Marlborough Road end, the path will be on both sides of a two-way road in which the traffic flows both ways.
  
• The surface of the pathways on both sides of the road is concrete tiles and concrete with uneven sections throughout.
  
• The pathways on both sides of the road have a slight slope downhill as you head towards Palmerston Road. The pathways on both sides are over 150cm in width throughout.
  
• The pathways do narrow in some parts down to 100cm as you pass shops and some housing.
  
• There is a driveway on the left at the entrance to the New River Path.
• The pathways have several bins which are close to the road.

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Junction - Myddleton Road and Palmerston Road

• There is a crossing at the junction of Palmerston Road and Myddleton Road on the left side of the road.
  
• At the junction there is a dropped kerb with tactile paving on both sides.
  
• There is a crossing on the right side of the road which has a dropped kerb and tactile paving on both sides.
  
• There is a crossing across Myddleton Road near the junction with Palmerston Road which has a dropped kerb.
  
• There is no vehicle access into the right hand portion of Palmerston Road at this junction. Traffic may approach from both directions with traffic exiting from Myddleton Road.
  
• This junction is the end of the route.

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Public Toilets

• There are no public accessible or standard toilets available in Myddleton Road.
  
• There are several restaurants with accessible and standard toilets throughout Myddleton Road.