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A triangular space of grass and trees between Uxbridge Road and [Goldhawk Road]? in Shepherd's Bush, where they are intersected by [Shepherd's Bush Road]?/[Wood Lane]? running north/south. This is shaped like a capital 'A' rotated clockwise by 90°. The three tube stations are at the apex of the A (Central Line), and the feet (Shepherd's Bush H&C) and Goldhawk Road.

There is a circus there once a year (or so), a children's playground, some tennis courts.

A bicycle path runs through the Green with special sets of traffic lights at the intersections, though can be confusing. Expect both kinds of pedestrians to be on the cycle path: rabbit-in-headlights and lemming varieties both well represented.

Streetmap seems to think that the grass is actually called [Shepherd's Bush Common]? - Shepherd's Bush Green is the road running around the south eastern and western sides of it.