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Full Street List for Polling District Review ROTHER DISTRICT COUNCIL Street Index Street Name PostCode BA - Ashburnham Akehurst Field Ashburnham Place Bodle Street Brays Hill Brickyard Farm Brigden Hill Brownbread Street Buckwell Farm Burnt Barnes Lane Church Road Cinderhill Farm Compass Lane Corner House Farm Court Lodge Cottage Court Lodge Farm Farthing Lane The Forge Freckley Hollow Frickley Lane The Furnace Kitchenham Road Lakehurst Lane Linghams Lane Little Midge Marlpit Lane Old Chapel House The Old Vicarage Olivers Hill Pigknoll Farm Ponts Green The Pound Slivericks Lane Springside Farm Thorndale Farm Thornden Cottages Thornden Farm BAA - Northiam Adams Lane Beacon Lane Beales Lane Beckley Road Cavix Field Cedar Close Chapelfield Church Lane Coplands Rise Coppards Lane Cricketers Field Crockers Lane Dixter Dixter Lane Dixter Road Donsmead Drive Doucegrove Lane 19-Aug-2019 \\xpress\xpress\document\register\_st-ixbd.rpt Page 1-of-39 ROTHER DISTRICT COUNCIL Street Index Street Name PostCode Northiam Road, Broadoak Ewhurst Lane Frewen Close Fullers Lane Ghyllside Road Goddens Close Goddens Gill Hastings Road Hayes Plat High Meadow High Park High Park Close Higham Lane Highfields Place Horns Cross Ilex Close Main Street Manor Pound Mill Corner Mill Lane Monks Way New Road Northridge The Paddock Park View Quickbourne Lane Rocks Hill Rye Road Seven Acre View Sherbourne Place Six Bells Mews Spring Hill Station Road Strawberry Fields The Stream Thyssel Lane Tufton Lane Whitebread Lane Wilderness Gardens BAB - Peasmarsh Barnets Hill Brickfields Church Lane Dew Lane Farleys Way Farm Gardens Flackley Ash Hayes Lane Kitchenour Lane Mackerel Hill Main Street Malthouse Lane The Maltings Mill Lane The Old Hop Garden Park View 19-Aug-2019 \\xpress\xpress\document\register\_st-ixbd.rpt Page 2-of-39 ROTHER DISTRICT COUNCIL Street Index Street Name PostCode Peasmarsh Place Pelsham School Lane Sharvels Cottages Sharvels Farmhouse Sharvels Oast House Starvecrow Lane Sunny Bank Tanhouse Lane Tillingham Lane Wittersham Road Woodlands Close Woodlands Farm Cottages BAC - Robertsbridge Andrews Close Battle Road Beech House Lane Bellhurst Road Bishops Lane Bourne Lane Brightling Road Bugsell Lane Coronation Cottages Darwell Close Fair Lane Fayre Meadow George Close George Hill Glenleigh Walk Hackwood Heathfield Gardens High Street Higham Lane Kemps Way Knelle Road Langham Road Mill Rise Northbridge Street Oakland Drive Pelham Walk Poppinghole Lane Redlands Lane Rotherview Rutley Close Salehurst Silverhill The Spinney Station Road Willards Hill Willow Bank Willow Mews BAD - Sedlescombe Balcombe Green Blackbrooks 19-Aug-2019 \\xpress\xpress\document\register\_st-ixbd.rpt Page 3-of-39 ROTHER DISTRICT COUNCIL Street Index Street Name PostCode Blacklands Brede Lane Chapel Hill Church Hill Churchland Lane Compasses Lane Cottage Lane Crazy Lane Cripps Corner East View Terrace Eaton Walk Gammons Way Gorselands The Green Gregory Walk Harts Green Hawkhurst Road Hurst Lane Kent Street Ladybird Lane Lily Close Meadow Lane New England Lane New Road Oaklands Manor Oaklands Park The Old Tanyard Orchard Way Park Farm View Park Shaw Poppinghole Lane Reservoir Lane Roselands Drive Sandrock Hill Stream Lane The Street Streetlands Swailes Green Tollgate Road Whydown Hill BAE - Staplecross Adams Lane Battle Road Beacon Lane Bodiam Road Bodiam Road,Ewhurst Brede Road Cricketers Field Cripps Corner Road Ellenwhorne Lane Forge Close Forge Lane Hop Gardens Junction Road Mill Close Northiam 19-Aug-2019 \\xpress\xpress\document\register\_st-ixbd.rpt Page 4-of-39 ROTHER DISTRICT COUNCIL Street Index Street Name PostCode Northiam Road Northiam Road Northiam Road Rock Hill Sheringham Close Stockwood Meadow TN32 5FB The Tollgate Watts Palace Lane Weald View BAF - Stonegate The Acorns Bardown Road Battenhurst Road Claytons Cottenden Road Forge Field Limden Close Lymden Lane Shovers Green Shrub Lane Station Road Stonegate Court The Village BAG - Telham Beauport Park Breadsell Lane Forewood Lane Hastings Road Hastings Road Hastings Road Starrs Green Lane Telham Close Telham Lane BAH - Ticehurst Acres Rise Berners Hill Birchetts Green Birchetts Green Lane Boarders Lane Burnt Lodge Lane Church Street Churchsettle Lane Claphatch Lane Cross Lane Cross Lane Gardens Dale Hill Dunster Mill Road East Lymden East Lymden Lane Eden Court Farthing Hill High Street 19-Aug-2019 \\xpress\xpress\document\register\_st-ixbd.rpt Page 5-of-39 ROTHER DISTRICT COUNCIL Street Index Street Name PostCode High Street Hillbury Gardens Holbeam Wood Horsegrove Avenue Lower Platts Lower St Marys Lymden Lane Lymden Lane Marlpit Gardens Pashley Road Pickforde Lane Reeves Terrace Rosemary Lane Shovers Green Springfields St Marys Close St Marys Lane Steellands Rise Summerhill Cottages Three Leg Cross Ticehurst Road Tinkers Lane Tolhurst Lane The Twitten Upper Platts Vineyard Lane Wards Lane Wardsbrook Road Windy Field BAJ - Watch Oak Abbey Way Almonry Fields Asten Fields Battle Gates Bowmans Drive Caldbec Hill Canadia Road Chain Lane Claverham Close Claverham Way The Cloisters Dukes Hill Hampden Close High Street Isherwood Kane Hythe Road Laurel Gardens London Road Market Road Market Square Mount Street Mountjoy Netherfield Road North Trade Road Oakhurst Road Old Mill Walk 19-Aug-2019 \\xpress\xpress\document\register\_st-ixbd.rpt Page 6-of-39 ROTHER DISTRICT COUNCIL Street Index Street Name PostCode Rowbarns Rue De Bayeux Rue De Bayeux Saxonwood Road St Martins St Martins Way Sunny Rise Tollgates Uckham Lane Vale Road Virgins Croft Virgins Lane Wattles Wish Wellington Gardens Western Avenue Whatlington Road Woodhams Close BAJ/A - Watch Oak Battle Hill TN33 0DE Langton Close Lower Lake TN33 0AT Mitre Way Marley Lane TN33 0BA Norman Close Powdermill Lane TN33 0SX Picardy Close TN33 0AZ Senlac Gardens TN33 0AX Shirlea View Station Approach Station Road Upper Lake BAM - Whatlington Forest Cottages Forest Lodge Hastings Road Highfield View Hindfell Hoath Lane Hooks Beech Oast Meadow Park Lane Riccards Lane Stream Lane Vinehall Road Vinehall Road Whatlington Road Woodmans Green Road Woodmans Oak BAP - Penhurst Penhurst BB - Beckley 19-Aug-2019 \\xpress\xpress\document\register\_st-ixbd.rpt Page 7-of-39 ROTHER DISTRICT COUNCIL Street Index Street Name PostCode Bixley Lane Church Lane Clayhill Coombes Close Furnace Lane Furnace Lane Hayes Lane Hobbs Close Hobbs Lane Horseshoe Lane Kingsbank Lane Kitchenour Lane Ludley Hill Main Street Moores Lane New Road Northiam Road Peasmarsh Road Rectory Lane Royal Oak Close Starvecrow Lane Stoddard Lane The Stream Watermill Lane Whitebread Lane BC001 - Bexhill Central Amherst Road Barn Field Terrace Belle Hill Buckhurst Place Buckhurst Road Chepbourne Road Clifford Road Cranfield Road Garden Close High Street King Offa Way Kings Close Larkhill Leopold Road London Road Millfield Rise Mitten Road New Park Avenue Reginald Road Station Road Terminus Road Upper Sea Road Victoria Road Windsor Road BC002 - Bexhill Central Albany Road Albert Road Brockley Road 19-Aug-2019 \\xpress\xpress\document\register\_st-ixbd.rpt Page 8-of-39 ROTHER DISTRICT COUNCIL Street Index Street Name PostCode Channel View Cornwall Road Devonshire Road Devonshire Square Egerton Road Endwell Road Eversley Road Linden Road Marina Marina Arcade Marina Court Avenue Park Avenue Park Road Parkhurst Mews Parkhurst Road Sackville Road St Leonards Road West Parade Western Road Wickham Avenue Wilton Road Woodville Road BD001 - Bexhill Collington Beaulieu Road Cooden Drive Cooden Drive Cooden Drive Gatehouse Close Hartfield Road Pages Avenue Richmond Avenue Richmond Close Richmond Grove Richmond Road South Cliff South Cliff Avenue Southcourt Avenue St Augustines Close West Parade Winceby Close BD001/A - Bexhill Collington Brockley Road TN39 3EX Cooden Drive TN39 3DA Wickham Avenue TN39 3ER BD002 - Bexhill Collington Ashcombe Drive The Barnhams Ceylon Walk Collington Lane West Crofton Park Avenue Effingham Drive Falconbury Drive 19-Aug-2019 \\xpress\xpress\document\register\_st-ixbd.rpt Page 9-of-39 ROTHER DISTRICT COUNCIL Street Index Street Name PostCode Findon Close Gillham Wood Avenue Gillham Wood Road Hawkhurst Way Holm Oak Close Jarvisbrook Close Monterey Close Monterey Gardens Pages Lane Saltdean Close Saltdean Way Shipley Lane The Shrublands The Spinney Tanglewood Coppice Tangmere Close Tilgate Drive Warnham Gardens Wellesley Close Westham Close Withyham Road BD002/A - Bexhill Collington Cooden Sea Road TN39 4TR Elsted Road TN39 3BG The Gorses TN39 3BE Jevington Close TN39 3BB Kewhurst Avenue TN39 3BJ Minsted Square TN39 3BQ Withyham Road TN39 3BD BD003 - Bexhill Collington Brampton Avenue Colebrooke Road Collington Avenue Collington Avenue Collington Avenue Collington Avenue Collington Lane East Cranleigh Close Cranston Avenue Cranston Avenue Cranston Rise Eridge Close Harewood Close Holmesdale Road Normandale Sutherland Avenue Terminus Avenue Terminus Road Thornbank Crescent Walton Park Westaway Drive Westcourt Drive Westville Road 19-Aug-2019 \\xpress\xpress\document\register\_st-ixbd.rpt Page 10-of-39 ROTHER DISTRICT COUNCIL Street Index Street Name PostCode BE001 - Bexhill Old Town & Worsham Barrack Road Belle Hill The Briary Camber Close Church Street Church Vale Road Constable Way De La Warr Road Gainsborough Road Georgian Close Hanover Close Hastings Road High Street Holliers Hill Hunting Close Jacobs Acre Landsdowne Way Lychgate Close Orchard Close Pipers Close Portfield Close Rectory Way Reynolds Drive Sandown Way Silvester Road St Annes Close St Peters Crescent Tamarisk Gardens Turner Close BE001/A - Bexhill Old Town & Worsham Holliers Hill
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