including Oakwood, Merryhills and East Barnet, but it was named Enfield West at opening and renamed Enfield West (Oakwood) the following year. The Enfield West station name proved unpopular with passengers heading for shops and offices in Enfield, as it is about 2 miles away. Following protests from Southgate Council, it was eventually renamed Oakwood on 1 September 1946. Operations Currently a few trains in the early morning and late evening enter/leave service at Oakwood, from Cockfosters Depot (which has an entrance point north of Oakwood station). There is additionally a crossover for trains to reverse, and the possibility of an extra platform built using an existing siding has been mooted to provide extra peak-hour reversing capacity. Connections London Buses routes 121, 307 and 377 serve the station. References External links London Transport Museum Photographic Archive Piccadilly line stations London Underground Night Tube stations Tube stations in the London Borough of Enfield Grade II* listed buildings in the London Borough of Enfield Grade II* listed railway stations Former London Electric Railway stations Railway stations in Great Britain opened in 1933 Charles Holden railway stations Oakwood, London