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Local Wildife Sites in Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead - 2021 LOCAL WILDIFE SITES IN ROYAL BOROUGH OF WINDSOR AND MAIDENHEAD - 2021 This list includes Local Wildlife Sites. Please contact TVERC for information on: • site location and boundary • area (ha) • designation date • last survey date • site description • notable and protected habitats and species recorded on site Site Code Site Name District Parish SU87C08 Grassland Opposite Blackthorn Wokingham BC and Windsor Ruscombe Farm and Maidenhead SU87D02 Milley Wood Windsor and Maidenhead Waltham St. Lawrence SU87D05 Windsor Ait Windsor and Maidenhead & Waltham St Lawrence, Wokingham BC Ruscombe SU87G02 Surrell's Wood Windsor and Maidenhead Waltham St. Lawrence SU87G04 Warren Copse Windsor and Maidenhead Waltham St. Lawrence SU87G06 Bushy Lees Windsor and Maidenhead Waltham St. Lawrence SU87G07 Hammonds Wood Windsor and Maidenhead Waltham St. Lawrence SU87H01 The Gravel Pits/Old Gravel Pits Windsor and Maidenhead Waltham St. Lawrence SU87H04 Crockford's Copse Windsor and Maidenhead Waltham St. Lawrence SU87I01 Bear's Copse Windsor and Maidenhead Waltham St. Lawrence SU87I02 Gunsbrook Windsor and Maidenhead Waltham St. Lawrence SU87I03 Wet Meadow Windsor and Maidenhead Waltham St. Lawrence SU87I06 Mire Ditches (Mire Lane Arm) Windsor and Maidenhead Waltham St. Lawrence SU87I08 Downgrove Lower Ditches Windsor and Maidenhead Waltham St. Lawrence (east) SU87M01 Buck Farm Copse Windsor and Maidenhead White Waltham SU87M09 Pond Wood Windsor and Maidenhead Shottesbrooke SU87N01 Great Wood Windsor and Maidenhead Shottesbrooke SU87N05 Marsh Wood Windsor and Maidenhead Shottesbrooke SU87S01 Stratton's Copse Windsor and Maidenhead and White Waltham and Bracknell Forest Binfield SU87T01 Woods by Waltham Place Windsor and Maidenhead White Waltham SU87T02 Paddock Wood Windsor and Maidenhead White Waltham SU87T03 Triangular Wood, Paley Street Windsor and Maidenhead White Waltham SU87T04 Woodland Along The Cut Windsor and Maidenhead White Waltham SU87U01 Ockwells Manor Wood Windsor and Maidenhead Cox Green SU87W01 Lordlands Wood Windsor and Maidenhead Bray SU87X01 Fernygrove Copse Windsor and Maidenhead Bray SU87X08 Mount Skippett Copse Windsor and Maidenhead Bray SU87X10 Hogoak Lane and Woodland Windsor and Maidenhead Bray SU87Z02 Braywick Park LWS Windsor and Maidenhead Maidenhead urban area SU87Z05 Ockwells Park Windsor and Maidenhead Cox Green SU88A02 Cayton Park Woods Windsor and Maidenhead Hurley SU88A03 Common South-East of Warren Windsor and Maidenhead Hurley Row SU88B02 Hurley Chalk Pit Reserve Windsor and Maidenhead Hurley SU88B08 Frogmill Farm & Islands Windsor and Maidenhead Hurley SU88F01 Pinnock's Wood Windsor and Maidenhead Hurley SU88F02 Ashley Hill Forest and Dellars Windsor and Maidenhead Hurley Copse SU88G01 High Wood, Hurley Windsor and Maidenhead Hurley SU88G02 Temple Golf Course Windsor and Maidenhead Bisham SU88H03 Hurley Lock & Islands Windsor and Maidenhead Hurley SU88K01 Maidenhead Thicket Windsor and Maidenhead Non civil parish SU88L01 Park Woods, Gouldings Wood Windsor and Maidenhead Bisham SU88L03 Carpenters Wood - Other Areas Windsor and Maidenhead Bisham SU88L03 Carpenters Wood, Dungrove Windsor and Maidenhead Bisham Hill SU88L04 Bradnam Wood Windsor and Maidenhead Bisham SU88R01 Cannon Court Wood Windsor and Maidenhead Cookham SU88R05 Beeching Grove Wood Windsor and Maidenhead Cookham SU88S02 Pigeonhouse Wood Windsor and Maidenhead Cookham SU88S09 Longridge Windsor and Maidenhead Bisham SU88T04 The Islands, Cookham Dean Windsor and Maidenhead Cookham SU88V02 York Stream Windsor and Maidenhead Non civil parish SU88W01 Summerleaze Gravel Pit Windsor and Maidenhead Non civil parish SU88X06 Greenway Corridor Windsor and Maidenhead Cookham SU88Y01 Cockmarsh Windsor and Maidenhead Cookham SU96E09 Woodland West of Ascot Windsor and Maidenhead Sunninghill Station SU96I06 Kings Beeches Windsor and Maidenhead Sunningdale SU96I07 Allen's Field Windsor and Maidenhead Sunninghill SU96J01 Ascot Heath Windsor and Maidenhead Sunninghill SU96J02 Platts Firs, Penslade Bottom, Windsor and Maidenhead Sunninghill Fireball Hill SU96J05 St. Georges Lane - Fields Windsor and Maidenhead Sunninghill SU96J07 The Wells Windsor and Maidenhead Sunninghill SU96J11 Ash Covert Windsor and Maidenhead Sunninghill SU96N01 Granny Kettle and adjacent Windsor and Maidenhead Sunningdale Woods SU96P01 Silwood Park (including Cascade Windsor and Maidenhead Sunninghill Bridge) SU96P02 Grassland Near Cheapside Windsor and Maidenhead Sunninghill SU96P04 Mount Pleasant Windsor and Maidenhead Sunningdale SU97E01 Bray Pit Reserve Windsor and Maidenhead Bray SU97F03 Birch Copse Windsor and Maidenhead Sunninghill SU97H02 Hemwood Dell Windsor and Maidenhead Non civil parish SU97I05 Sutherland Grange Windsor and Maidenhead Clewer, Windsor urban area SU97N01 East Clewer Windsor and Maidenhead Eton SU97N06 Eton Meadows Windsor and Maidenhead Eton SU97Y03 Datchet Common and Gravel Windsor and Maidenhead Datchet Pits SU97Z02 Upton Court Park Wetland Slough Borough Council and Non civil parish and Windsor and M Datchet CP SU98C02 Saches Island Meadow Windsor and Maidenhead Cookham TQ07B02 Wraysbury II Gravel Pits Windsor and Maidenhead Wraysbury TQ07C01 Colne Brook Windsor and Maidenhead Horton TQ07C02 Horton and Kingsmead Lakes Windsor and Maidenhead Horton TQ07C03 Wraysbury I Gravel Pits Windsor and Maidenhead Wraysbury TQ07D01 Queen Mother Reservoir Windsor and Maidenhead and Horton & Datchet, Slough BC Colnebrook with Poyle TQ07H01 Arthur Jacobs Nature Reserve Windsor and Maidenhead Horton PROPOSED LOCAL WILDLIFE SITES IN ROYAL BOROUGH OF WINDSOR AND MAIDENHEAD The following sites are proposed as Local Wildlife Sites: Site Code Site Name District Parish SU87H04 Crockfords Copse Proposed Windsor and Maidenhead Waltham St. Lawrence Extension CP SU87Z06 Braywick Triangle Windsor and Maidenhead Bray SU88G03 Bank near Hurley Windsor and Maidenhead Hurley SU88K01 Maidenhead Thicket Proposed Windsor and Maidenhead Bisham CP Extension SU96C02 Swinley Forest (East) Bracknell Forest Borough Winkfield Council and Windsor and Maidenhead .
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