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LANE 135m Cottage TR 53 90m R College Moat OA SHIP Costello Drain Brook's Statnalls Brook's PIS/7/1 Farm Gubblecote FB Farm D 150m 220m Farm 133m Wood Statnalls Clipper Down Track 240m Cottage Ivinghoe Common 102m 137m Wood Grange Potash Dover TR 20 B Path 85m Track 230m Farm Bungalows 86m 140m 192m Castle Path Track 135m Workings Chalk (dis) Pit 235m Path ASTROPE o Green Belt 93m Path PIS/13/1 Dover TR 26 TR 27 195m PIS/12(BW)/1 95m 110m Track Track Puttenham House r 100m 225m Track 190m o 130m 175m LANE Path 180m TR 18 Gurney's Marsworth Path 115m War Meml u Farm C of E Marsworth PITSTONE CP Towing Path Infant School V Workings Tunnel 210m Pit I C RA PW A (dis) g (disused) 170m Duncombe Terrace Path Tk G 125m FB E Down 195m Track (Aylesbury Arm) h E R TR 58 N O A A 165m L Farm FB Lock D S T 130m Path Lock Grand Union Canal Towing Path H L N Path Lock C L E Goodspeeds Lock R E C TR 21 View bLock CHU N Ridgeway National Trail P ES Canal Bank E College 138m Chalk Pit T CR Workings Lock Farm NE S E Farm A L H 180m L U 88m Lock Dixon's Gap o T (disused) W Y Wharf K I R E PIS/10/1 215m Bridge N E S A PIS/9/1 200m G T LE 225m TR 21 R A D Grim's Ditch A u Towing Path A 185m VE W O Path Wilstone Lock R Track R IC Bridge O V TR 51 Path A LOWER ICKNIELD WAY Path R 121m Princess Anne Path D n PIS/5/1 Path TR 20 FB O TR 57 Recn Gd N 120m Plantation EER & Co Const Bdy Hall Drain 175m 180m Lock Path Clipperdown 90m PIS/12(F)/3 Public rights of way TR 19 D d TT 65 A Track Recn O R Path TR 38 135m a WAY Gd 105m Track FB Sluice G Pitstone N EER & Co Const Bdy Path I G r TR 29 NIELD R R Hill T y A FB N College Lake G Track UPPER ICK 170m Track E Wildlife Centre and corresponding footpath numbers Towing Path R 218m Sewage O Track Track AD TR 39 Startop's PH Lock 200m Path Works PH 167m TR 18 A End Sl Track 215m L Visitor Lock OO K Path BR PH Centre D 185m PIS/13/2 Duncombe AN Manor House BP S Folly 165m Cottage Hertfordshire: Rainbow 165m TT = Tring Town Lock FB Wilstone Farm Farm Cottage Startop Track L 103m 170m PW I L Farm BP M War Meml Drain Workings A 72 Barley End 180m Duncombe Farm 160m E 175m 175m H Lock (dis) B T Sluice Sl A = Albury TR = Tring Rural N Lock E 211m Hanging Path 132m 94m W Sl Track o R Isley O Mast Track 87m Tk A Lock Track D Path Const Bdy Folly r C 102m Lock H L Sluice Bridge Tk PE F Sl BS 175m 160m N = Northchurch A Lock Track o Chapel End TR 37 225m W = Wigginton E EER & Co Lock Track James Path Sl LAN 215m D A 51 153m 200m N Farm Overflow u 210m E Path Grim's Ditch Track 160m 180m D 155m g PEL A Wilstone Great Golding's Marsworth Reservoir Golding A O H Startopsend Reservoir Chapelend C R Farm Canal Spring h Path W (Grand Union Canal) (Grand Union Canal) Pit Spring FB E Cottages Track Farm N Path A 72 Buckinghamshire = PIS A 46 (dis) Path TR 40 160m Path b 95m 30 TR Path Works 140m Path Shooting Drain Wilstone 190m 150m EER & Co Const Bdy Lodge Northfield 200m 90m Track Bulbourne o Path Manor Green Studio Track Farm 95m Towing Path 135m Higgins's u PH 123m Bulbourne Track Path Spring 170m Wilstone NORTHFIELD ROAD 141m 165m 150m 220m Path TR 41 Farm 125m 96m Little Farm Path Northfield 210m Tringford Weir n LOWER ICKNIELD WAY 195m Path Drain Grange Pit The TR 43 Piggeries FB 160m Tumulus 220m 115m (dis) TR 33 175m Moneybury Flood zone 3 Stables d 107m Sluice 145m Aldbury Nowers Hill Tringford Sewage Farm 120m Grand TT 63 Path TR 32 125m Path a Towing Path 160m Howlett's Wood 155m Path 130m TT 58 215m 135m Walk Wood Weir Union 144 m Tim's 100m Path B489 r Arm) 205m Track Spring Cemy Sluice Honeysuckle Path y Canal Track T R Farm FB IN 195m Weir G Drain TT 55 48 A Path Path F 131m Tim's Path OR D 135m Turlhanger's Spring Tringford Reservoir Tumulus 175mA 73 S R O (Wendover Wood Track T Track 98m A Sewage O Reservoir D Park Hill Track C TR 45 TT 61 K Flood zone 2 B489 Works Farm S 97m (Grand Union Canal) 135m R B489 165m Stocks O Path 170m A Drain 130m Ranger BP D House D A Track Tudor O Cottage Moneyburyhill Tringford Drain R A 51 Cottage E Cherry Path RN 160m 144m 100m 116m Farm Track Union Canal U Path Turlhanger's Little TR 46 136m O Path Tumulus Pitstone Path Farm B The 175m 95m L Garden Wood Stocks BU Granary Common Centre 160m Path A 46 Stock's Recycling Path Track 105m Centre Grand Farm 100m TR 44 Sluices Pits TT 55 TT Marsh Croft Wilstone Reservoir 110m A 54 (dis) Path A 53 155m Whitethorne Weir (Grand Union Canal) Farm 223m 115m Stocks Alverston Golf Course Lodge Bridgewater Special Areas of Conservation FB Track Path A 73 Path 150m Monument Drain TR 47 Path Path 100m Chiltern Path Track TR 59 Track Gamnel Grove A 46 Tumulus Grim's Ditch A 53 Track Archery Farm Farm A 49 Centre 145m Path Mill 150m Path TT 58 A 55 125m Pumping Station 115m Hall Path Hunters 135m 220m Lodge (Grand Union Canal) Gamnel 210m Farm 130m Track Drain B488 145m Track TT 61 A 56 180m Drain B488 120m 156m BUSHEL W Stocks Greenings 130m 129m (disused) Lock TT 52 Greenings Towing Path 144m Golf Club Farm 165m 105m Site of Special Scientific Interest Drain Boat C A 50 Cottage L Little Tring E R House G D Little Tring 124m Path Path D 180m 139m Path I 135m Path Farm 150m 140m R 215m Path B BETH 165m 145m 125m TR 46 NG Track Lower 140m O New Mill L TT 57 ELIZA 130m Farm 130m Playing Field Path FB Track Path C 135m CH Marshcroft 150m (Wendover Arm) A N Marshcroft A 51 Pit P O E TT (dis) B489 TT 78 U House Cottages L S Path 210m Model Row 130m A 49 M A 73 Drain E A NORTHFIELD ROAD 160m Track TT 87 D Path Drain O 135m 125m NE B489 W 145m 107m The Dower House A APath 50 TR 47 135m Path L Path Sunningdale T Path F 130m Scheduled Monuments O Path Drain Spr R Farm Path NE C W Hall SH Path Path L R R Y Grand Union Canal I T A TT 61 Path Buckland A O Path A TTD 66 M T W PW D 140m L Rustlings A 105m E PW D 125m O Aldbury TT 88 M L TT 87 Y R T EN D A E E TR 49 S D I R Track Moat Lower D EF S A PH Path A TT 88 D E N I L R I E L 110m N K Westland O D DW E O V Town Farm Track Farm 130m C G I Farm R L O Aldbury I M A Path S F R Path E E B I W Y Farm R N 110m R A H R TT 51 W Y ET C of E Primary N B O G Path E S CL K K R A Red Roofs N W C M School C D I I H O 135m O A O Track Church L L Track W T D L Aldbury Worth House OOK Y Clarke's Spring Church 137m Farm S A F Hall L IE Path V A TT 41 L Hall I Farm R Common PW K D E E PW D S C L I E D G S D T G L E S G O E TT 47 135m A N R O E O A 64 MS Pear Tree Track O A 49 Conservation area P Path Drain L V PO 102m Cottages TR 46 WY FB S E 130m 141m H I O N L W DE C R L DINE O H G R AD RO 138m C A R A N A N YN D E O V G U A E H E 105m Drain E B 133m Old Copse Manor U B TR 48 GR TT 57 N 131m Mast 150m Manor 137m E T Towing Path Cottage E R A 63 W TR A S S L O Y T B Farm Inglands K ER E S Grove Road A Path D U E Old M I A L S T E L G E Track I A K W O E Primary School Rectory KAY C Drayton W B N O VEN H Neild's Upper C R R N R IVE Y E E P A W Path DR M L T Track Rannoch R S Weir O L R Sl TR 47 N I 'S S R O Farm Y D Farm I H KE Tring Station O House Track C N Pit O L R E E C A A Beauchamp L E L D P L W C D O 140m O W EGGLETON Allot Gdns (dis) Drain S W O CL 132m E AY A 141m R AY Playing Field PH Path Y T 111m Path Fish NATHA 115m N A 64 Listed buildings (Grade I) 111m I V T E E K A 65 Path Pond L F R R O Path W A ALDBURY CP Dundale N Y P R A E A Hall C D L Primary School Y Railway Y 112m W TTE 40 Ivy E R K RO V Track N SE U Cottages BE C RN O Cottage O Path YR The School M L T R R Path OA E G S M D Fish Path TT 81 A LT D 120m T Fog House AR E MO C A 67 L IN N R Path I 126m G A T N I 127m Cottages L A N M E N O Ponds H D H Path 140m E G E A C R 110m T N R R L G A 63 L Greenpath G O P I O R R D N D Moat Drayton Miswell Farm L E E S A I Tring O EN R R Bridge 137m R Lodge H Path BE MILTON ROAD O A A W School The C A O 145m 135m N 145m E S E S G D S FI TT 50 A D N G E L A H U D A 150m Y L N Rookery M RO Bridge A Court 155m A D ' O O S TT 39 R 125m Moat Track G Track Path 125m D Y R T Farm T EIGHT ACRES K STATION ROAD Theatre Track Listed buildings (Grade II*) A 130m Path 115m 145m L O T L A 68 D MIL R E M B A Pits E 130m V H E D A BUCKLAND ROAD The Old S EIGHT A W A Gryme's 200m Path A 150m A I H I G O Pendley (dis) N K R G 170m E Y H N Rectory W D H Trad A T I Dell W 135m 140m I E C R T Path Farm Pits A Miswell House U T L R U HY Pit Y N N D O R G S Est C W D MANOR ROAD A L 134m BEGGARS LANE (dis) O E A C I 190m Car L A F H A 69 ON L R T L D PW D K H I L A O E E E Z 135m Park NR U O Recreation R E Brightwood 04 A S E BUCKLAND CP 155m D E E O R O I V Lodge A G O OS R M L 200m MINALL CL R Ground I R E D B A L B A C E T D Y 137m V L T A H
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    PITSTONE HILL —A STUDY IN FIELD ARCHAEOLOGY JAMES F. DYER and ANTHONY J. HALES TRAVELLERS between Tring and Dunstable are invariably impressed by the great mass of Ivinghoe Beacon, but seldom notice the range of hills that sweep south-westwards from the Beacon in a great curve towards the Hertfordshire village of Aldbury. At the focus of this curve lies Pitstone Hill, with Aldbury Nowers beyond, an isolated boomerang-shaped range, two miles long and in places over 700 feet high. Geologically, Pitstone Hill is composed of the middle and lower chalk with a thin clay-with-flint capping, which at the southern end of the hill supports beech woods. On its northern side the hill is open downland, dotted with patches of scrub on the steeper slopes, and providing useful pasturage for cattle. The Hill is the property of the Snowcem Cement Company, who are at present quarrying on the north-west side of it. The public have free access to the un- ploughed area. Situated half in Buckinghamshire and half in Hertfordshire, Pitstone Hill lies two and a half miles north-east of Tring and eight miles due east of Aylesbury. (Nat. Grid Ref. SP/950142.) (Fig. 2.) In August, 1958, during the course of fieldwork along the Romanized Ick- nield Way (Roman Road 168a1), Mr R. W. Bagshawe investigated the state- ment of R. Hippisley Cox2: .. near a group of pit dwellings, Pitstone Hill is crossed by a transverse ditch deep enough to hide a horse and his rider." This ditch is marked on all modern large, medium and 1-inch scale Ordnance Survey maps (SP/952147).
  • Aylesbury Vale Area Five Year Housing Land Supply Position Statement, September 2020 Page 2

    Aylesbury Vale Area Five Year Housing Land Supply Position Statement, September 2020 Page 2

    Aylesbury Vale Area Five Year Housing Land Supply Position Statement Author: David Broadley Date: September 2020 Table of Contents Introduction ............................................................................................................................... 3 Table 1 Calculation of the Aylesbury Vale Area Five Year Supply (Sept 2020) ...................... 4 Local Housing Need and the 5YS requirement .......................................................................... 4 Table 2 Calculation of the Aylesbury Vale Area Requirement (2020) ................................... 5 Measuring the deliverable supply ............................................................................................. 5 Table 3 Overview of 5YS components ................................................................................... 7 Table 4 Past windfall completion rates on sites less than five units .................................... 8 COVID-19 and the impact on deliverability ............................................................................... 9 Changes to reported completions ............................................................................................. 9 Table 5 Changes to reported completions from use class C2 sites ..................................... 10 List of appendices .................................................................................................................... 10 Aylesbury Vale Area Five Year Housing Land Supply Position Statement, September 2020 Page 2 Introduction 1.