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Wildlife and Meadow Verge Programme – 2017/2018 Wildlife and Meadow Verge Programme – 2017/2018 Over the next two years we will be maintaining all the wildlife and meadow verges listed below. The list below gives an estimate of scheduled dates, please note that these may change. Verge Location Date Scheduled A21, VINEHALL SCHOOL, Mountfield 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 A22, HIGH WOOD, Forest Row 22/01/2018-02/02/2018 A259 BUCKLE BY-PASS, Seaford (Unparished) 04/12/2017 -08/12/2017 A259, BUCKSWOOD (BROOMHAM) SCHOOL, Guestling 08/01/2018-19/01/2017 A259, SCABS ISLAND, Cuckmere Valley 04/12/2017 -08/12/2017 A259, WEST OF PEVENSEY BAY, Eastbourne (Unparished) 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 A271, HAZARD'S GREEN, Ninfield 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 A272: SAXON COURT, Buxted 22/01/2018-02/02/2018 A28 N of Broad Oak, Broad Oak Brede 08/01/2018-19/01/2017 A28 Northiam Road, Broad Oak, Northiam 08/01/2018-19/01/2017 A28, FRESHFIELDS, Westfield 08/01/2018-19/01/2017 AMBERSTONE ROUNDABOUT, Hellingly 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 B2012, Old Uckfield Road, Uckfield 22/01/2018-02/02/2018 B2089, VINEHALL FOREST, Whatlington 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 B2095: GLEBE COTTAGE, Hooe 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 B2095: GLEBE COTTAGE, Hooe 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 B2102, POUND HILL / OPPOSITE POUND LANE, Framfield 22/01/2018-02/02/2018 B2102, STONEBRIDGE LANE / POUND HILL, Framfield 22/01/2018-02/02/2018 B2108, BERWICK, Berwick 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 B2116 SHEPHERDS COTTAGE, East Chiltington 11/12/2017-15/11/2017 B2116, COURTHOUSE FARM / AS BELOW OPPOSITE END OF LOCATION, St John Without 27/11/2017-01/12/2017 B2192, EASONS GREEN, Framfield 22/01/2018-02/02/2018 B2192, HALLAND / JUNCTION WITH BACK LANE, East Hoathly 22/01/2018-02/02/2018 BACK LANE, Heathfield and Waldron 22/01/2018-02/02/2018 Battle Gates, Battle 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 BISHOPSTONE ROAD, Seaford (Unparished) 04/12/2017 -08/12/2017 BOPEEP BOSTAL, Alciston 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 BOREHAM BRIDGE JUNCTION, Ninfield 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 BOREHAM BRIDGE JUNCTION, Ninfield 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 BRADFORD'S BRIDGE, HARVEY'S LANE, Little Horsted 22/01/2018-02/02/2018 Brightling Park, Brightling, Brightling 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 BRIGHTLING ROAD, Brightling 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 BRIGHTLING ROAD, Brightling 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 Brighton Road, Lewes 27/11/2017-01/12/2017 Brighton Road, Lewes 27/11/2017-01/12/2017 Brighton Road, Lewes 27/11/2017-01/12/2017 BRITTENDEN LANE, WALDRON, Heathfield and Waldron 22/01/2018-02/02/2018 BROWNS LANE, Heathfield and Waldron 22/01/2018-02/02/2018 Buckhurst Lane, Wadhurst 22/01/2018-02/02/2018 C291 Poppinghole Lane, Robertsbridge, Salehurst 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 CASTLE HURST, JUNCTION ROAD, Salehurst 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 Chitcombe Road, Broad Oak Brede 08/01/2018-19/01/2017 Coldthorn Lane/Summerhill Lane Hailsham - additional area, Hailsham 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 Coopers Green, Uckfield 22/01/2018-02/02/2018 COURT LODGE DOWN, BELLS YEW GREEN, Frant 22/01/2018-02/02/2018 Cross Way/North Way, Lewes 27/11/2017-01/12/2017 Darvel Down, Netherfield 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 DIXTER LANE, NORTHIAM, Northiam 08/01/2018-19/01/2017 DUMB WOMAN'S LANE, Udimore 08/01/2018-19/01/2017 Edinburgh Road, Seaford 04/12/2017 -08/12/2017 EDINBURGH ROAD, SEAFORD, Seaford (Unparished) 04/12/2017 -08/12/2017 Elphinstone Road, Hastings 08/01/2018-19/01/2017 FARTHING LANE, Ashburnham 08/01/2018-19/01/2017 FERN ROAD, Hastings (Unparished) 08/01/2018-19/01/2017 FIR TOLL ROAD: TEMPLE GROVE, Mayfield 22/01/2018-02/02/2018 FRECKLEY HOLLOW, Catsfield 08/01/2018-19/01/2017 FURNACE WOOD, LITTLE TRODGERS LANE, Mayfield 22/01/2018-02/02/2018 FYSIE LANE, Etchingham 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 Goldbridge Farm, Newick, Newick 22/01/2018-02/02/2018 Hastings Road, Battle 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 HASTINGS ROAD, Bexhill (Unparished) 08/01/2018-19/01/2017 Hoadswood Road, Turners Green, Dallington 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 HOATHY SHAW, FARTHING LANE, Ashburnham 08/01/2018-19/01/2017 Hollingrove Barn, Brightling 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 HORSESHOE LANE, BECKLEY, Beckley 08/01/2018-19/01/2017 HUNTING CLOSE, BELLE HILL, BEXHILL, Bexhill (Unparished) 08/01/2018-19/01/2017 Jct Perrymans Lane/Brookhouse Bottom, Chelwood Gate 22/01/2018-02/02/2018 Junction of Novington Lane and Highbridge Lane, East Chiltington 11/12/2017-15/11/2017 JUNCTION OF WARDSBROOK ROAD AND SHEEPSTREET LANE, Etchingham 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 Kent Lane, Brightling, Brightling 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 Kingsway, Seaford 04/12/2017 -08/12/2017 LEDSHAM CLOSE, Hastings (Unparished) 08/01/2018-19/01/2017 Lee Way, Newhaven 11/12/2017-15/11/2017 LITLINGTON TO THE SEVEN SISTERS, Cuckmere Valley 04/12/2017 -08/12/2017 LITTLE BATHURST FARM, COWBEECH ROAD, Warbleton 22/01/2018-02/02/2018 London Road, Battle 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 London Road, Battle 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 LUDPIT LANE, ROBERTSBRIDGE, Burwash 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 LYDD ROAD, CAMBER, Camber 08/01/2018-19/01/2017 MALLS BANK FARM, NURSERY LANE, Heathfield and Waldron 22/01/2018-02/02/2018 MANOR FARM, FRANT, Frant 22/01/2018-02/02/2018 Meridian Drive/Rookery Way, Bishopstone 11/12/2017-15/11/2017 Merriments Lane, Hurst Green 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 Middle Way/South Way, Lewes 27/11/2017-01/12/2017 MILL STREET, FALMER, Falmer 04/12/2017 -08/12/2017 MOOR LANE, WESTFIELD, Westfield 08/01/2018-19/01/2017 Mount Ephriam, High Cross, Framfield, Framfield 22/01/2018-02/02/2018 NASH STREET, Chiddingly 22/01/2018-02/02/2018 Nether Lane, Nutley 22/01/2018-02/02/2018 Netherfield Road, Battle 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 Nevill Road, Lewes 27/11/2017-01/12/2017 NEW BARN, NEW ROAD, Ringmer 11/12/2017-15/11/2017 NEW CUT, MOUNTFIELD, Mountfield 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 NEWICK LANE, MAYFIELD, Mayfield 22/01/2018-02/02/2018 North Trade Road, Battle 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 NOVINGTON LANE (SOUTH), East Chiltington 11/12/2017-15/11/2017 O/s Causeway Farm, Bodle St Green 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 O/s Fairlight End, Pett, Pett 08/01/2018-19/01/2017 O/s Manor Farm Bishopstone, Bishopstone 11/12/2017-15/11/2017 O/s Parkfield Farm, Dallington 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 O/S Spring Cottages, Eridge Road, Groombridge 22/01/2018-02/02/2018 O/s Stream Cottage, Plumpton, Plumpton 11/12/2017-15/11/2017 O/s Village Store/PO, Dallington 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 Oakhurst Road, Battle 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 OLD PLACE, LITTLE TRODGERS LANE, Mayfield 22/01/2018-02/02/2018 OLD PLACE, LITTLE TRODGERS LANE, Mayfield 22/01/2018-02/02/2018 PADGHAM CORNER, DALLINGTON, Dallington 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 Partridges Lane, Wadhurst 22/01/2018-02/02/2018 PETT LEVEL ROAD, Guestling 08/01/2018-19/01/2017 PETT ROAD, Guestling 08/01/2018-19/01/2017 PETT ROAD, Pett 08/01/2018-19/01/2017 Plumpton Lane (east), Plumpton 11/12/2017-15/11/2017 Plumpton Lane (west), Plumpton 11/12/2017-15/11/2017 Post Horn Lane/Ashdown Close, Forest Row 22/01/2018-02/02/2018 POUND LANE, TICKERIDGE CASTLE, Framfield 22/01/2018-02/02/2018 POUND PLACE, BERWICK, Berwick 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 Prince Edwards Road, Lewes 27/11/2017-01/12/2017 PUMP LANE, Framfield 22/01/2018-02/02/2018 RANSCOMBE LANE, GLYNDE, Glynde 04/12/2017 -08/12/2017 Ringmer Road, Ringmer 11/12/2017-15/11/2017 RIVERSIDE, HADLOW DOWN, Heathfield and Waldron 22/01/2018-02/02/2018 ROCKS PARK ROAD, Fletching 22/01/2018-02/02/2018 ROSEMARY LANE, Pett 08/01/2018-19/01/2017 Rye Hill, Rye 08/01/2018-19/01/2017 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Road, Laughton 11/12/2017-15/11/2017 Virgins Lane, Battle 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 Waldron Thorns/Leeves Way, Heathfield and Waldron 22/01/2018-02/02/2018 Wattles Wish, Battle 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 WEST STREET, MAYFIELD, Mayfield 22/01/2018-02/02/2018 WEST STREET, MAYFIELD, Mayfield 22/01/2018-02/02/2018 Whatlington Road, Battle 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 WICKHAM ROCK LANE, WINCHELSEA, Icklesham 08/01/2018-19/01/2017 WILLINGDON ROAD AND WILLINGDON ROUNDABOUT, Eastbourne (Unparished) 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 WILLINGFORD LANE, BURWASH, Burwash 18/12/2017-24/12/2017 WINCHELSEA LANE, Udimore 08/01/2018-19/01/2017 Wrestwood Road, Bexhill (Unparished) 08/01/2018-19/01/2017 .
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