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Appendix C – Ward and Parish Tables Appendix C – Ward and Parish Tables Table C1: Primary, Secondary and Third sites within Typology B by Ward Typology (Number) Ward Ref / Site 1st 2nd 3rd 19 / Blackmoor Pond 46 / Englemere Pond 86 / Longhill Park 132 / Swinley Park 146 / Wentworth Way / Ascot Priory woodland Ascot 7 3 0 366 / Swinley Forest 367 / Swinley Forest 49 / Farley Copse 66 / Hitherhooks Copse 70 / Jock's Copse 75 / Knox Green 82 / Larks Hill 133 / Temple Copse 141 / Tinker's Copse 149 / Wicks Green Binfield with Warfield 15 2 0 162b / Peacock Meadows (Jennett's Park) 165 / Wykery Copse 185 / Foxley Lane (Nash Pond) 187 / Newbold College (Popeswood Road) 284 / Cabbage Hill 332 / Big Wood (Binfield) 361 / Silver Jubilee Fields 20 / Bluebell Hill 32 / Clinton's Hill 90 / Milman Close 4 2 0 192 / Beswick Gardens Bullbrook Central Sandhurst 1 0 0 150 / Wildmoor Heath 14 / Berrybank Copse 2 0 0 College Town 122 / Shepherd Meadows 57 / Garswood 119 / Savernake Park 213 / Bagshot Road (Woodland off Chesterblade Lane) 214 / Garswood, Bagshot Road 6 2 1 215 / Opladen Way, Garswood 216 / Garswood Crown Wood 25 / Caesar's Camp 31 / Circle Hill Woodland 35 / Crowthorne Woods 92 / Napier Close 131 / Swinley Forest 151 / Wildmoor Heath 173 / Brookers Row 256 / Swinley Forest Crowthorne 21 0 0 257 / Swinley Forest 258 / Swinley Forest 259 / Swinley Forest 260 / Swinley Forest 261 / Swinley Forest 268 / Swinley Forest - Forester's Way 269 / Swinley Forest - Forester's Way 270 / Broadmoor woodland 271 / Broadmoor woodland Typology (Number) Ward Ref / Site 1st 2nd 3rd 283 / Next to Napier Close woodland 327 / Swinley Forest - Butter Hill 328 / Swinley Forest 360 / Walter Recreation Ground 12 / Avebury 43a / Easthampstead Park 97 / Northerams Wood 162a / Peacock Meadows (Jennett's Park) Great Hollands North 7 1 0 164 / Tarmans Copse (Jennett's Park) 282 / Wildridings Copse 365 / Swinley Forest 43b / Easthampstead Park 1 1 0 Great Hollands South 41 / Dryden Play Area 87 / Ludlow Play Area 208 / Spaces nr South Hill Park Hanworth 4 2 1 210 / Coral Reef - area around 21 / Bog Lane 121 / Scotts Hill (Drovers Way) 139 / The Mound 154 / Woodland by Oareborough 161 / The Parks (RAF Staff College) 203 / Woodland south of Firlands (Nightingale Harmans Water 7 3 2 Crescent) 6 / Ambarrow Court 7 / Ambarrow Hill 29 / Chaucer Woods 69 / Horseshoe Lake 120 / School Hill Little Sandhurst and Wellington 6 2 2 278 / Edgbarrow Hill 334 / Church Hill House 369 / Land to the west of South Hill Park 2 1 1 Old Bracknell 102 / Owlsmoor Woodland 2 1 0 155 / Woodland east of Harvard Road Owlsmoor 8 / Anneforde Place playing field 156 / Wick Hill Woodland Priestwood and Garth 3 1 0 285 / Windmill Road Copse 44 / Edmunds Green / Edmund's Lane South 58 / Garth Meadows 60 / Goddard Way 64 / Harvest Hill 95 / Newt Reserve 103 / Piggy Wood 134 / The Chestnuts Warfield Harvest Ride 10 4 1 144 / Warfield Chase / land at Bedfordshire Down 148 / Whitegrove Copse 356 / Manor Farm Typology (Number) Ward Ref / Site 1st 2nd 3rd 15 / Bill Hill 39 / Domesday Copse 55 / Friendship Way 4 2 0 56 / Frog Copse Wildridings and Central 100/ Osman's Close woodland 2 0 0 Winkfield and Cranbourne 281 / Big Wood (Warfield Park) Total 104 27 8 Table C2: Primary, Secondary and Third sites within Typology B by Parish / Town Council Area Typology (Number) Parish / Town Council Area Ref / Site 1st 2nd 3rd Binfield 12 2 0 Bracknell 35 12 4 Crowthorne 19 0 0 Sandhurst 11 3 2 Sandhurst / Crowthorne 1 0 0 Warfield 14 4 1 Winkfield 10 5 1 Winkfield / Bracknell 1 1 0 Winkfield / Crowthorne 1 0 0 Total 104 27 8 Table C3: Primary, Secondary and Third sites within Typology C by Ward Typology (Number) Ward Ref / Site 1st 2nd 3rd Ascot 0 0 0 Not Applicable Binfield with Warfield 1 0 0 135 / The Cut Riverside Path Bullbrook 0 0 0 Not Applicable Central Sandhurst 0 0 0 Not Applicable College Town 0 1 0 137 / The Greenway (Branksome Hill) 52 / Farningham Ride 213 / Bagshot Road (Woodland off Chesterblade 2 1 0 Lane) Crown Wood 214 / Bagshot Road Crowthorne 0 0 0 Not Applicable 333 / Bracknell Footpath 5 362 / Tarmans Copse Wildlife Corridor 4 0 0 363 / Jennett's Hill Wildlife Corridor Great Hollands North 364 / Queens Wood Wildlife Corridor 247 / Crowthorne Road 2 0 0 Great Hollands South 248 / Crowthorne Road 84a / Linear Space between Oakengates & Nutley 84b / Linear space between Juniper & Jameston 4 0 1 84c / Linear space between Jevington & Hillberry 87 / Ludlow Play Area Hanworth 96 / Nine Mile Ride 3 / Allsmoor Lane North 2 0 0 4 / Allsmoor Lane South / The Warren FSA Harmans Water (balancing pond) Little Sandhurst and Wellington 0 0 0 Not Applicable Old Bracknell 0 0 1 334 / Old Bracknell Typology (Number) Ward Ref / Site 1st 2nd 3rd Owlsmoor 0 0 0 Not Applicable 113 / Queensway 2 0 0 Priestwood and Garth 190 / Off Queensway 30 / Chestnuts Lane 44 /Edmunds Green / Edmunds Lane South 3 1 0 73 / Kennel Lane Warfield Harvest Ride 105 / Piggy Wood (Quelm Lane) Wildridings and Central 0 1 0 15 / Bill Hill Winkfield and Cranbourne 0 0 0 Not Applicable Total 20 4 2 Table C4: Primary, Secondary and Third sites within Typology C by Parish / Town Council Area Typology (Number) Parish / Town Area Ref / Site 1st 2nd 3rd Binfield 0 0 0 Not Applicable 3 / Allsmoor Lane North 4 / Allsmoor Lane South / The Warren FSA (balancing pond) 15 / Bill Hill 52 / Farningham Ride 84a / Linear Space between Oakengates & Nutley 84b / Linear space between Juniper & Jameston 84c / Linear space between Jevington & Hillberry 87 / Ludlow Play Area 96 / Nine Mile Ride 113 / Queensway Bracknell 16 2 2 190 / Off Queensway 213 / Bagshot Road (Woodland off Chesterblade Lane) 214 / Bagshot Road 247 / Crowthorne Road 248 / Crowthorne Road 333 / Bracknell Footpath 5 334 / Old Bracknell 362 / Tarmans Copse Wildlife Corridor 363 / Jennett's Hill Wildlife Corridor 364 / Queens Wood Wildlife Corridor Crowthorne 0 0 0 Not Applicable Sandhurst 0 1 0 137 / The Greenway (Branksome Hill) 30 / Chestnuts Lane 73 / Kennel Lane Warfield 4 1 0 44 /Edmunds Green / Edmunds Lane South 105 / Piggy Wood (Quelm Lane) 135 / The Cut Riverside Path Winkfield 0 0 0 Not Applicable Total 20 4 2 Ownership / management tables: Table C5: Typology A – Parks and Gardens Ref Site Name Ward Town / Owner (Freehold) Manager / Leaseholder Parish 72 Jubilee Gardens Wildridings and Central Bracknell Bracknell Forest Council Parks & Countryside Service 83 Lily Hill Park Bullbrook Bracknell Bracknell Forest Council Parks & Countryside Service 109 Pope's Meadow Binfield with Warfield Binfield Bracknell Forest Council Parks & Countryside Service 124 Snaprails Park Central Sandhurst Sandhurst Bracknell Forest Council Parks & Countryside Service 118a Sandhurst Memorial Park Central Sandhurst Sandhurst Sandhurst Town Council Sandhurst Town Council 125a South Hill Park Hanworth Bracknell Bracknell Forest Council Parks & Countryside Service (Arts Centre - South Hill Park Trust) 126a South Hill Road Play Area / North Old Bracknell Bracknell Bracknell Forest Council Bracknell Town Council Lake 127 South Hill Park Hanworth Bracknell North Lake Estate North Lake Estate Management Management 136 The Elms Bullbrook Bracknell Bracknell Town Council Bracknell Town Council 355 Station Green Wildridings and Central Bracknell Bracknell Forest Council Environmental Services Table C6: Typology B Natural and Semi Natural Greenspace and Urban Woodlands Ref Site Name Ward Town / Owner (Freehold) Manager / Leaseholder Parish 6 Ambarrow Court Little Sandhurst and Wellington Sandhurst Bracknell Forest Council BFC Parks & Countryside Service 7 Ambarrow Hill Little Sandhurst and Wellington Sandhurst National Trust National Trust 8 Anneforde Place Playing Field Priestwood and Garth Bracknell Bracknell Forest Council & ? Bracknell Town Council 12 Avebury Great Hollands North Bracknell Bracknell Forest Council BFC Environmental Services 14 Berrybank Copse College Town Sandhurst Bracknell Forest Council BFC Parks & Countryside Service 15 Bill Hill Wildridings and Central Bracknell Bracknell Forest Council BFC Parks & Countryside Service 20 Bluebell Hill Bullbrook Bracknell Bracknell Forest Council BFC Parks & Countryside Service 21 Bog Lane Harmans Water Winkfield Bracknell Forest Council BFC Parks & Countryside Service 25 Caesar's Camp Crowthorne Crowthorne The Crown Estate BFC Parks & Countryside Service 29 Chaucer Woods Little Sandhurst and Wellington Sandhurst Bracknell Forest Council BFC Parks & Countryside Service 31 Circle Hill Woodland Crowthorne Crowthorne Charitable Trust (CPC & WWPC) Charitable Trust (CPC & WWPC) Ref Site Name Ward Town / Owner (Freehold) Manager / Leaseholder Parish 32 Clinton's Hill Bullbrook Bracknell Bracknell Forest Council BFC Parks & Countryside Service 35 Crowthorne Woods Crowthorne Crowthorne Forestry Commission Forestry Commission 39 Domesday Copse Wildridings and Central Bracknell Bracknell Forest Council BFC Parks & Countryside Service 41 Dryden Play Area Hanworth Bracknell Bracknell Forest Council Bracknell Town Council 44 Edmunds Green / Edmund's Lane Warfield Harvest Ride Warfield Bracknell Forest Council BFC Parks & Countryside Service South 46 Englemere Pond Ascot Winkfield The Crown Estate BFC Parks & Countryside Service 49 Farley Copse Binfield with Warfield Binfield Bracknell Forest Council BFC Parks & Countryside Service 55 Friendship Way Wildridings and Central Bracknell Bracknell Forest Council BFC Parks & Countryside Service 56 Frog Copse Wildridings and Central Bracknell Bracknell Forest Council BFC Parks & Countryside Service 57 Garswood Crown Wood Bracknell Bracknell Forest Council
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