To: Enfield Council
Kimberley Road - Address The Parking Crisis!
Put pressure on the council to STOP Meridian One residents & commuters from parking & taking up all of our spaces!
Why is this important?
Do you want to come home after a long day’s work without worrying about where you’ll park? Do you want the freedom to come and go, knowing there will be space near your home when you return?
If yes, sign this now!
We need to come together to protect the peace of our road and take back our parking.
We are calling on Enfield Council to urgently carry out parking surveys on our road and begin a consultation for a Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ).
The nearby development already has a 7-day CPZ, meaning their residents can park freely on our road - while we are blocked from parking on theirs.
This is unfair and has pushed even more pressure onto our street, leaving local residents struggling to park near their own homes.
Every day, residents on our road come home after long hours at work to find there is nowhere to park. What used to be a quiet, manageable street has become overcrowded, with cars from the nearby development filling every available space. Families, elderly residents, and people with children are being forced to park far from their homes, sometimes late at night, carrying shopping or walking in the dark. It’s stressful, frustrating, and unfair—especially when those same drivers are protected by a 7-day CPZ on their own streets, while we have no protection at all. This is our home, and we deserve to feel comfortable, safe, and able to park near it.
If yes, sign this now!
We need to come together to protect the peace of our road and take back our parking.
We are calling on Enfield Council to urgently carry out parking surveys on our road and begin a consultation for a Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ).
The nearby development already has a 7-day CPZ, meaning their residents can park freely on our road - while we are blocked from parking on theirs.
This is unfair and has pushed even more pressure onto our street, leaving local residents struggling to park near their own homes.
Every day, residents on our road come home after long hours at work to find there is nowhere to park. What used to be a quiet, manageable street has become overcrowded, with cars from the nearby development filling every available space. Families, elderly residents, and people with children are being forced to park far from their homes, sometimes late at night, carrying shopping or walking in the dark. It’s stressful, frustrating, and unfair—especially when those same drivers are protected by a 7-day CPZ on their own streets, while we have no protection at all. This is our home, and we deserve to feel comfortable, safe, and able to park near it.
