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Link Section Link Description Sensitivity Rationale A modern main (A) road with no 1a-1b - A47 Low frontage development designed to carry high quantities of traffic. A modern main (A) road with no frontage development designed to 2-7 - A47 Low carry high quantities of traffic. A National Cycle Network Route 1 link crosses this road at Procession Lane. A modern main (A) road with no A, C Low frontage development designed to carry high quantities of traffic. A modern main (A) road with no 8 A146 frontage development designed to B Medium carry high quantities of traffic. A National Cycle Network Route 1 link crosses this road at Mundham Road. A modern main (A) road with no frontage development designed to 9 - A47 Low carry high quantities of traffic. This road includes a river crossing with lifted bridge. A modern main (A) road with no A, C Low frontage development designed to carry high quantities of traffic. A main (A) road that passes through 10 A47 Gorleston-on-Sea. There is an B Medium increase in built up area, with signs of increased road user density as well as cycle and pedestrian routes. The road is a main (A) road but sections are directly fronted by 11 - A1065 Low residential properties. A church is also located along this route. The road is a main (A) road but sections are directly fronted by A Medium residential properties. A National Cycle Network Route 1 link crosses this road. 12 A1065 A main (A) road with no frontage B, D, F Low development. A main (A) road that passes through East Raynham. A narrow footway C Medium lines this road with a historic house also located adjacent to this route. Link Section Link Description Sensitivity Rationale A main (A) road that passes through Weasenham. A narrow footway E Medium lines this road with a church and local pub located adjacent to the route. The road is a main (A) road no 13A - A148 Low frontage development. The road is a main (A) road with frontage development. A garden A Low store outlet is located adjacent to this road. A main (A) road that passes through Little Snoring. A narrow footway B Medium lines this road with a local pub and village shop located adjacent to the route. 13B A148 The road is a main (A) road with sporadic frontage development. A C Low garden store outlet is located adjacent to this road. A main (A) road that passes through Leatheringsette and Holt town centre. Increase in built up area D High with direct frontage development, local shops and a narrow footway lining the load. A main (A) road that passes through High Keeling and Holt. Evidence of A Medium direct frontage development as well as a footway lining the road. A main (A) road with no frontage 14 B, D A148 Low development. A main (A) road that passes through Bodham. Evidence of direct C Medium frontage development as as well as a footway lining the road. A, C, E, The road is a main (B) road with Low G sporadic frontage development. A main (B) road that passes through 15 B1145 - Litcham Litcham. Evidence of direct frontage B High development, a local pub and a fish and chip shop. A cycle route crosses this road. Link Section Link Description Sensitivity Rationale A main (B) road that passes through Mileham. Evidence of direct D High frontage development as well as a local shop. A main (B) road that passes through Brisley. Evidence of direct frontage F High development, a church and a local pub. A narrow footway lines this road. B1110/B1146 - The road is a main (B) road with no 16 - Low Holt Road frontage development. A main (B) road that passes through North Elsham. Evidence of direct B1145 - 17 - Medium frontage development, a local pub Billingford Road and a mechanic garage. A footway lines this route. A main (A) road with sporadic frontage development. A car A, C, E Low dealership and local pub are located along this route. A main (A) road that passes through Guist. Evidence of direct frontage 18 B A1067 High development and a local shop. A footway lines this route. A main (A) road that passes through Twyford and Bintree. Evidence of D Medium direct frontage development as well as a narrow footway lining the route. A main (A) road with no frontage development, a National Cycle 19 - A148 Medium Network Route 1 bike route crosses this link with a large graveyard also located adjacent to road. Mill Common A local access road with no frontage 20 - Low Road development. The road is a main (B) road with no B1147 - Etling 21 - Low frontage development. Green The road is a main (B) road with no B1147 - 22 - Low frontage development. Dereham Road Northgate - from The road is a main (B) road with no 23 - junction with Low frontage development. B1146 Link Section Link Description Sensitivity Rationale A main (A) road with no frontage 24 - A1067 Low development. A main road with evidence of 25 - Elsing Lane Low construction along the route. A main (A) road that is designed to carry high quantities of traffic. 26 - A1074 Medium Evidence of dense direct development frontage including a range of infrastructure types. A main (A) road that is designed to carry high quantities of traffic. No 27 - A140 Medium evidence of residential properties but evidence of large retail outlets. A main (A) road that is designed to carry high quantities of traffic. No 28 - A140 Medium evidence of residential properties but evidence of large retail outlets. A main (A) road with no frontage A Low development. A main (A) road that passes through Great Witchinham, Lenwade and 29 A1067 Morton-on-the-Hill. Evidence of B Medium direct development frontage, a local shop, bakery, butchers, fish and chip shop, a local pub and large scale industrial units. A main (A) road with no frontage 30 - A1067 Low development. A main (A) road that passes through Drayton. Evidence of direct 31 - A1067 High development frontage, local shops, pubs and Hellesdon Hospital. The road is a main (B) road with A, C Low sporadic frontage development. B1149 - A main (B) road that passes through 32 Edgefield Edgefield. Evidence of direct B Medium development frontage, a village hall and a local pub. B1149 - Holly The road is a main (B) road with no 33 - Low Road frontage development. A main (B) through that passes through Cawston. Evidence of direct B1145 - west of 34 - Medium frontage development with a narrow Cawston footway lining the route. There is resident parking along the route. Link Section Link Description Sensitivity Rationale B1159, 60mph speed limit, no 35a - B1159 Low sensitive receptors. B1159, 60mph speed limit, no 35b - B1159 Low sensitive receptors. The road is a main (B) road with A Low sporadic frontage development. A main (B) road that passes through Horsford. Evidence of direct 36 B1149 - Horsford frontage development, a local pub, B High shops, café, village hall, mechanics garage and hand car wash, medical centre and a primary school. B1145 - Cawston The road is a main (B) road with no 37 - Low road frontage development. A main (A) road that is designed to carry high quantities of traffic. A140 - Cromer 38 - Medium Evidence of direct frontage Road development, local shops, restaurants and retail outlets. The road is a main (A) road with A, C Low sporadic frontage development. A main (A) road that passes through A140 - 39 Heavingham. Evidence of direct Hevingham B Medium frontage development, a local pub and a bus stop, with a footway lining the road. The road is a main (A) road with 40a - Low sporadic frontage development. A140 - Roughton The road is a main (A) road with 40b - Low sporadic frontage development. The road is a main (B) road with 41 - B1436 - Felbrigg Low both sporadic and direct frontage development. The road is a main (B) road with B1145 - both sporadic and direct frontage 42 - Medium Reepham Road development as well as a garden centre located adjacent to the road. A local access road with both Cromer Road - 43 - Medium sporadic and direct frontage Ingworth development. Weght limit bridge. A modern main (A) road with a 44A A A149 Low frontage development designed to carry high quantities of traffic. Link Section Link Description Sensitivity Rationale A main (A) road that passes through Thorpe Market. Evidence of direct B Medium frontage development and a local pub with a footway lining the road. A modern main (A) road with no C Low frontage development designed to carry high quantities of traffic. A main (A) road that passes through North Walsham. Evidence of direct 44B - A149 Medium frontage development with a bridge (4.0m height restriction) located on the route. A footway lines the route. A modern main (A) road with no A Low frontage development designed to carry high quantities of traffic. A main (A) road that passes through 45 A149 Smallburgh. Evidence of direct B Medium housing frontage as well as a local pub. A narrow footway lines the route. The road is a main (B) road with 46 - B1145 Low sporadic frontage development Lyngate Road, evidence of dense Bacton Road - frontage development, resident 47a - High North Walsham parking and a local pub. A narrow footway lines the road. North Walsham North Walsham Road, sporadic Road - frontage development. 47b - Low Edingthorpe Green Road passes through Broomholm 47c Bloodslat Lane - and Bacton. Evidence of direct - High Broomholm frontage development with a footway lining the road. Bacton Road, evidence of direct B1159 - Bacton frontage development, a local pub, 48 - High Road café and a static caravan park with a narrow footway lining the road.
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    EAST RAYNHAM TF 87953 25515 WW1 - 13 WW2 - 6 RAF West Raynham - 6 casualties in the churchyard With acknowledgement to the Commonwealth War Graves Commission http://www.cwgc.org/ WW1 Casualties Awards Rank Number Service Unit Age Parish Conflict Date Notes East Arthur John BOGGIS Private 20381 Norfolk Regt. 8th Bn. 34 WW1 31/07/1917 Born in East Harling Raynham East Born in East Harling. Formerly (6034) Benjamin Walter BOGGIS Private 203919 Durham Light Infantry 13th Bn. 27 WW1 03/06/1917 Raynham Norfolk Regt. Lance East George William CARR 13380 Norfolk Regt. 8th Bn. 27 WW1 11/08/1917 Born in Weasenham Sergeant Raynham East Son of William and Annie Fox, of West Albert Levi FOX Private 1950 Norfolk Regt. 1st/5th Bn. 19 WW1 12/08/1915 Raynham Raynham 86th Heavy East Son of Thomas and Jane Graver, of 38, James GRAVER Gunner 28122 Royal Garrison Artillery 28 WW1 13/02/1917 Bty. Raynham West Raynham Lance East Henry GREEN 28376 Royal Defence Corps - 62 WW1 17/11/1918 Buried in East Raynham churchyard Sergeant Raynham East William Harry GREEN Sergeant 6092 Norfolk Regt. 1st Bn. 30 WW1 25/10/1914 Son of the late Harry and Sarah Green Raynham The Buffs (Royal East Kent East Son of Henry and Joyce Neave, of Rose Augustus NEAVE Private G/13240 7th Bn. 29 WW1 18/09/1918 Regt) Raynham Cottage, East Raynham East John NEAVE WW1 not found Raynham East Richard PLANE Private 22717 Norfolk Regt. 2nd Bn. 23 WW1 16/10/1917 Born at Great Snoring Raynham Herbert William "A" Coy., East Son of Herbert William and Hannah SOUTHGATE Sergeant 240701 Norfolk Regt.
  • The Church, the Village and Its People, 1400-1500

    The Church, the Village and Its People, 1400-1500

    Wighton: the church, the village and its people, 1400-1500 Nicholas Andrew Trend Doctor of Philosophy University of East Anglia School of Art, Media and American Studies (AMA) September 2017 © This copy of the thesis has been supplied on condition that anyone who consults it is understood to recognise that its copyright rests with the author and that use of any information derived there from must be in accordance with current UK Copyright Law. In addition, any quotation or extract must include full attribution. All Saints, Wighton from the east 2 Abstract When, how, by whom and in what circumstances were Norfolk’s medieval churches rebuilt in the long fifteenth century? Despite the importance of this extraordinary and historic burst of architectural creativity, the answers to these key questions have long proved elusive. A perceived lack of archaeological and documentary evidence has left historians largely in the dark. This thesis addresses the gap in our knowledge by focusing on a single church and village - All Saints in Wighton, near the north coast of the county. The choice of such an apparently narrow subject has allowed a sustained and intense focus on both the fabric of the building and the scattered, partial evidence which survives in the archives. And while the focus has been narrow, the approach taken has been broad and creative. It has included an analysis of masons’ marks, the counting of arch voussoirs, an unusually wide, eclectic and exhaustive collation and investigation of surviving documents, together with detailed comparisons with other churches in the vicinity. As such it aims to offer a new model for architectural and social historical research and - hopefully - it will be regarded as a success.