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Roadside Nature Reserves – Site Information ROADSIDE NATURE RESERVES – SITE INFORMATION RNR No Parish Road No Road Name Highway Reference No County District Grid Reference Notable Species Managed by 1 Morley St Botolph U78166 Wood Lane S3-1 South Norfolk TM070989 Dutch rush Contractor 2 Wymondham B1135 Tuttles Lane (East) S3-2 South Norfolk TG125026 Water vole Other 3 Colney B1108 Watton Road S3-3 South Norfolk TG181079 Hoary mullien other 4 Brooke U76400 Backwood Lane S3-4 South Norfolk TM269979 Sulphur clover Contractor 5 Wacton U76178 Common Road S4-1 South Norfolk TM182912 Adder's tongue Contractor 6 Forncett St Peter U76032 Bustard's Green S4-2 South Norfolk TM176922 Sulphur clover Contractor 7 Burston U76235 Back Lane S4-3 South Norfolk TM132837 Sulphur clover Contractor 8 Bressingham U76009 S4-4 South Norfolk TM076819 Sulphur clover Contractor 9 Shotesham U78150 Market Lane S3-5 South Norfolk TM256968 Sulphur clover Parish Council 10 Shotesham C373 Brooke Road S3-6 South Norfolk TM258983 Sulphur clover Parish Council Saxlingham 11 Nethergate C187 Shotesham Road S3-7 South Norfolk TM232976 Sulphur clover Contractor 12 Flordon C180 The Street S3-8 South Norfolk TM183974 Sulphur clover Contractor 13 Swainsthorpe A140 (Cutting) S3-9 South Norfolk TG223011 Pyramidal orchid Contractor 14 Redenhall U76052 Green Lane S4-5 South Norfolk TM249866/62 Sulphur clover Contractor Dyer's greenweed/ 15 Pulham Market U76042 Wood Lane S4-6 South Norfolk TM202893 sulphur clover Contractor Sulphur clover/Dyer's 16 Brooke C371 Woodton Road S3-10 South Norfolk TM273965 greenweed Contractor 17 Bedingham C365 Bedingham Corner S4-7 South Norfolk TM282908 Common spotted orchid Contractor 18 Denton U76062 Church Hill S4-8 South Norfolk TM285874 Moschatel Contractor C366 + 19 Earsham C365 Norwich Road S4-9 South Norfolk TM286902 Pyramidal orchid Contractor 20 Thwaite C380 Bungay Road S4-10 South Norfolk TM335933 Pyramidal orchid Contractor 21 Broome U76347 Lug's Lane S4-11 South Norfolk TM349945 Goldilocks Contractor 22 Denton U76157 Manor Farm Road S4-12 South Norfolk TM269891 Sulphur clover Contractor 23 Denton U76156 Paynes Hill S4-13 South Norfolk TM267883 Sulphur clover Contractor 24 Woodton C371 Woodton Road S4-14 South Norfolk TM273962 Dyer's greenweed Contractor 25 Shotesham C371 Woodton Road S3-11 South Norfolk TM273966 Dyer's greenweed Contractor 26 Beetley U35090 Rawhall Lane S1-1 Breckland TF944183 Crested cow-wheat Contractor Beachamwell 27 (Drymere) C122 S1-3 Breckland TF789067 Dropwort/Rockrose Contractor Rare fungi verge 28 Cranworth C131 S2-1 Breckland TF987042 (Boletus satanas) Other 29 Whinburgh B1135 Dereham Road S2-2 Breckland TG013087 Mixed flora Contractor Pyramidal 30 Cranwich C42-C43 Cranwich Heath/ Fossditch S2-3 Breckland TL765924 orchid/Meadow oat Contractor Purple-stemmed cats- 31 Cranwich C42-C41 Crossroads S2-4 Breckland TL767940 tail Contractor 32 Cranwich A134 Fossditch S2-5 Breckland TL770953 Horseshoe vetch Contractor Breckland speedwell/Fingered 33 Thetford A1066 Hurth Way/Rosecroft Way S2-6 Breckland TL879833 speedwell Contractor 34 Thetford B1107 Brandon Road S2-7 Breckland TL852833 Sand catchfly Contractor King's Lynn & 35 Ringstead C93 Docking Road W1-1 West Norfolk TF725397 Dropwort Contractor King's Lynn & 36 Shernborne C88 Shernborne Road W1-2 West Norfolk TF713323 Chalk flora Contractor King's Lynn & 37 Hillington A148 W1-3 West Norfolk TF738258 Lesser meadow rue Contractor Harpley (Formerly King's Lynn & 38 Flitcham) A148 W1-4 West Norfolk TF773256 Hoary mullien Contractor King's Lynn & 39 West Acre U22086 W2-1 West Norfolk TF786139 Knapweed broomrape Contractor King's Lynn & 40 Castle Acre U22074 W2-2 West Norfolk TF813150 Danewort Contractor 41 Wells A149 Stiffkey Road N1-1 North Norfolk TF926431 Chalk flora/Orchids Contractor 42 Hindringham C597 Spithill N1-2 North Norfolk TF959378 Meadow cranesbill Contractor East Barsham (fomerly Little 43 Snoring) C586 N1-3 North Norfolk TF916343 Chalk flora/orchids Contractor 44 Cley C307 Gravel Pit Hill N1-4 North Norfolk TG058426 Bee orchid Contractor Woodland species/hairy 45 Hempstead U14319 Pond Hills N1-5 North Norfolk TG103359 woodrush Other 46 Corpusty B1149/C477 N1-6 North Norfolk TG114294 Sheepsbit Contractor 47 Thurning U14157 Bray's Lane N1-7 North Norfolk TG063288 Great horsetail Contractor 48 Stibbard C335 Wood Norton Road N1-8 North Norfolk TF987282 Dutch rush Contractor 49 Sustead C293 N1-10 North Norfolk TG186375 Ramsons/Orchids Contractor 50 Southrepps U14302 Wellspring Road N1-11 North Norfolk TG270367 Purple broomrape Contractor 51 Felbrigg C303 N1-12 North Norfolk TG208386 Knapweed broomrape Contractor 52 Wellingham C762 Church Road S1-2 Breckland TF864226 Fragrant agrimony Contractor 53 Ingham U19039 Grub's Lane N3-1 North Norfolk TG387268 Early purple orchids Contractor 54 Ingham B1151 Town Road N3-2 North Norfolk TG383258 Danewort other 55 Stalham B1151 Ingham Road N2-1 North Norfolk TG379256 Danewort other 56 Tunstead C396 N2-2 North Norfolk TG294228 Wood spurge Other 57 Barton Turf U19043 Berry Hall Road N3-3 North Norfolk TG354233 Orchids (leopard) Contractor 58 Guestwick U57157 Bray's Lane N2-3 Broadland TG063281 Orchids/Vernal flora Contractor 59 Attlebridge A1067 Fakenham Road N2-4 Broadland TG143155 Hoary mullein Contractor 60 Drayton A1067 Drayton High Road N2-6 Broadland TG193128 Sandy stilt puffball Contractor 61 Strumpshaw C429 Long Lane N4-1 Broadland TG348078 Small-flowered catchfly Contractor 62 Norwich A140 Ipswich Road NORWICH 1 Norwich City TG220055 Sandy stilt puffball Other 63 Corpusty U14319 Matlask Road N1-9 North Norfolk TG122313 Long-stalked cranesbill Contractor 64 Wellingham C761 The Street S1-2 Breckland TF878225 Fragrant Agrimony Contractor 65 Ringland U57217 N2-5 Broadland TG124141 Mossy Stonecrop Contractor 66 Bedingham C365 Topcroft Road S4-15 South Norfolk TM281908 Sulphur Clover Contractor 67 Bedingham C366 Dulgate Lane S4-16 South Norfolk TM284922 Sulphur Clover Contractor 68 Bedingham U76387 Willow Lane S4-17 South Norfolk TM285925 Sulphur Clover Contractor 69 Bedingham C366 Dulgate Lane S4-18 South Norfolk TM285924 Goldilocks Contractor 70 Earsham U76061 Middle Road S4-19 South Norfolk TM296893 Sulphur Clover Contractor 71 Flordon U78032 Long Lane S3-12 South Norfolk TM193980 Sulphur Clover Contractor 72 Shotesham U78034 Fylands Road S3-13 South Norfolk TM262956 Sulphur Clover Parish Council 73 Mattishall C211A Stone Road S1-4 Breckland TG030119 Rough Hawk's-Beard Contractor 74 Wendling C126 Hulver Street S1-5 Breckland TF934118 Meadow Saxifrage Contractor 75 Thetford A134 Brandon Road S2-8 Breckland TL855832 Tower Mustard Contractor Kings Lynn & 76 Ringstead U22302 Peddars Way W1 West Norfolk TF711398 Chalk flora National trail Kings Lynn & 77 Sedgeford U22296 Peddars Way W1 West Norfolk TF728354 Chalk flora National trail 79 South Acre U33086 Breckland TF789124 Dropwort Contractor 80 Caston B1077 Carbrooke Hill B1077 Breckland TL964980 Breckland flora Contractor 81 Aylmerton C293 lion's mouth North Norfolk TG188405 woodland species Contractor 82 Paston C420 North Norfolk TG302316 Contractor 83 Diss U76080 Darrow Wood Lane South Norfolk TM102824 Sulphur clover Contractor 84 Roydon U76080 Darrow Wood Lane South Norfolk TM100822 Sulphur clover Contractor 85 Flordon C180 Flordon Hill South Norfolk TM192971 Sulphur clover Contractor Kings Lynn & 86 West Acre C65 West Norfolk TF784156 Danewort other 87 Cantley U59303 Broadland TG393049 Danewort other 88 Beighton C437 Broadland TG386089 Danewort other 89 Mundford A134 Breckland TL789938 Basil thyme Contractor 90 Topcroft U76384 King's Road South Norfolk TM273935 Pyramidal orchid Contractor 91 Kirby Cane C395 Dull's Road South Norfolk TM355947 Sulphur clover Contractor 92 Bedingham C366 Norwich Road South Norfolk TM284903 Pyramidal orchid Contractor 93 Bressingham U76078 Bates Lane South Norfolk TM068837 Sulphur clover Contractor 94 Wortwell A143 South Norfolk TM277853 Saxifrage Contractor 95 Gresham U14282 Hellgate Lane North Norfolk TG173378 Ramsons Contractor 96 Loddon A146 South Norfolk TM371978 lesser knapweed Contractor 97 Blofield C441 Woodbastwick Road Broadland TG330103 Bee orchids Contractor 98 Long Stratton U76181 Wood Lane S4 South Norfolk TM211912 mixed flora contractor 99 Cockley Cley C44 Swaffham Road S1 Breckland TF796049 sandy stiltball other 100 Yaxham U35006 Cutthroat Lane S2 Breckland TG015115 common spotted orchid contractor 101 Binham C313 Warham Road N1 North Norfolk TF981399 wall bedstraw other 102 Brockdish C352 Grove Road S4 South Norfolk TM210802 Pyramidal orchid contractor 103 Gresham C301 Cromer Road N1 North Norfolk TG176385 contractor 104 Litcham C762 Wellingham Road S1 Breckland TF877197 early purple orchid contractor.
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