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Covid test shop

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Name: Durajoin
addr:housenumber=Unit 23B
addr:street=Aintree Rd
addr:city=Greenford
Phone number: 2035762142
Website: https://www.durajoin.com/aluminium-windows-and-doors
Social Network: https://www.facebook.com/Durajoin
Opening Hours: Monday To Saturday (8:00AM to 6:00PM), Sunday(Close)
Category: Windows Installation
Description: Durajoin Aluminium Windows and Doors is a leading manufacturer and supplier of aluminium windows and doors in London, with 15 years of experience serving the construction industry. Our mission is to provide affordable, high-quality bespoke solutions for your building needs—all in one place. As trusted aluminium windows and doors company in London, Durajoin offer a wide range of products, including windows, doors, conservatories, and skylights. Our selection features premium aluminium doors and windows from renowned brands such as Smart System, Cortizo, Alunet, AluK, and Schüco, ensuring you receive the best quality in the market. Durajoin’s dedicated team of professionals are here to address your enquiries and assist you in selecting the perfect products tailored to your requirements. Rest assured, all our windows and doors meet British Standards, making us a reliable choice for best aluminium doors suppliers in London. Choose Durajoin Aluminium Windows and Doors for top-notch solutions in aluminium windows and doors in London, UK.
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There is a sign here that says Haverfield Green - where does it start and end?

The current signage does not say Warren Farm Nature Reserve - but Warren Farm Sports Ground (if I recall correctly).

Labelling it Warren Farm Nature Reserve on the map hinders rather than helps new visitors to the site.

The lower half of Northwick Walk (between Harrow Hill Golf Course and Upper Redding Field) is very badly overgrown, leaving it almost completely impassable, but Google Maps and Footpath both persist in trying to send me down it.

There's a far superior route when travelling between Peterborough Road and Watford Road: walk down the top bit of Northwick Walk but then turn right onto the footpath which takes you down the west then south sides of Upper Redding Field.

Is it possible to change the tagging of the bottom section of Northwick Walk to discourage apps from suggesting it as a viable walking route?