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West Berks Living List 2019 LOCAL WILDIFE SITES IN WEST BERKSHIRE - 2019 This list includes Local Widlife Sites. Please contact TVERC for information on: • site location and boundary • area (ha) • designation date • last survey date • site description • notable and protected habitats and species recorded on site Site Code Site Name District Parish SU77A03 Fobney and Kennet Valley Reading Borough Council Minster and Burghfield Meadows and West Berkshire CP SU77B01 Holy Brook Reading Borough Council Minster SU77A02 River Kennet/Kennet and Avon Reading Borough Council Southcote Canal SU66R01 Admiral’s Copse West Berkshire Council Stratfield Mortimer SU67G05 Alder Copse West Berkshire Council Englefield SU36M01 Anville’s Copse West Berkshire Council Hungerford SU36M01 Anville’s Copse West Berkshire Council Inkpen SU58L13 Ashdown Fairmile - Deans Bottom West Berkshire Council Aldworth SU58L13 Ashdown Fairmile - Deans Bottom West Berkshire Council Aldworth SU66I06 Ashen Wood West Berkshire Council Ufton Nervet SU67G08 Ashes Copse West Berkshire Council Tidmarsh SU57E01 Ashridge Wood West Berkshire Council East Ilsey SU36T07 Avington Meadow West Berkshire Council Kintbury SU36W04 Bagnell’s Copse + Chalky Copse West Berkshire Council West Woodhay SU46B01 Ball’s Copse and Ball’s Bottom West Berkshire Council West Woodhay SU67D02 Barnards Copse West Berkshire Council Pangbourne SU36T09 Barton Gables 1 West Berkshire Council Kintbury SU47R04 Bean Hill Copse West Berkshire Council Chieveley SU57W01 Beards Hill Greathouse Wood West Berkshire Council SU57W01 Beards Hill Greathouse Wood West Berkshire Council SU57N02 Beche Park Wood West Berkshire Council Ashampstead SU47Z01 Beedon & William’s Wood West Berkshire Council Beedon SU56Z01 Bella’s Copse West Berkshire Council Beenham SU57Z05 Bennets Wood Harecroft Wood West Berkshire Council SU57U05 Black Wood West Berkshire Council Ashampstead SU37L02 Blusdon’s Copse West Berkshire Council East Garston SU56M02 Bond’s Gully West Berkshire Council Thatcham SU37M10 Bottom and Wood Copses West Berkshire Council East Garston SU57G03 Box Wood West Berkshire Council Hermitage & a small area in Frilsham SU47K01 Boxford Common West Berkshire Council Boxford SU47X01 Bradley Hill & Oareborough Hill West Berkshire Council Chieveley and Copses Hampstead Norreys SU46H08 Braylands Copse West Berkshire Council Enbourne SU37R04 Breach Copse West Berkshire Council Great Shefford SU56P02 Briff Copse West Berkshire Council Bucklebury SU66P01 Bristow’s Copse West Berkshire Council Sulhamstead SU57Y02 Broom Wood & Bowlers Copse West Berkshire Council Basildon SU57W02 Broomhill Copse Lambden Bottom West Berkshire Council SU67V01 Burghfield Gravel Pits West Berkshire Council Burghfield SU57Q03 Bushnell’s Green West Berkshire Council Bucklebury SU36E01 Cake Wood West Berkshire Council Hungerford SU57S05 Challengehook Plantation West Berkshire Council Ashampstead SU47M03 Chapel Wood West Berkshire Council Peasemore SU57E02 Cheseridge Wood West Berkshire Council Compton SU67E01 Child Beale meadows West Berkshire Council Basildon SU57S02 Clacks Copse Bushy Copse West Berkshire Council SU67M10 Clay Copse and Cornwall Copse West Berkshire Council Tilehurst SU37I08 Cleeve Lords and Alms Woods West Berkshire Council SU37I08 Cleeve Lords and Alms Woods West Berkshire Council SU57J02 Compton Wood West Berkshire Council Compton SU37M11 Coneyclose and Alm’s Copses West Berkshire Council East Garston SU46D09 Copp’s Lock Field West Berkshire Council Hampstead Marshall SU37D04 Coppington Down West Berkshire Council Lambourn SU37G01 Corton Copse West Berkshire Council Lambourn SU57M01 Costard’s Copse West Berkshire Council Yattendon SU57U08 Costrill’s Copse West Berkshire Council Streatley SU48K02 Cowley Copse West Berkshire Council Catmore SU66H06 Cowpond Piece & Gibbet Piece West Berkshire Council Ufton Nervet SU38Q01 Cranes Copse West Berkshire Council East Garston SU57L01 Cray’s Copse/ Wynalls Copse West Berkshire Council Bucklebury SU67R02 Curtis’ Wood West Berkshire Council Tilehurst SU37M06 Cymbalcroft/Househill Copse West Berkshire Council Lambourn SU57J01 Dismantled Railway Line West Berkshire Council Compton SU37Z03 Dogkennel Copse West Berkshire Council Fawley SU37S01 Dore’s Bank West Berkshire Council East Garston SU57H03 Down Wood / Park Wood West Berkshire Council Hampstead Norreys SU57T09 Eastfield and Maple Copse West Berkshire Council Ashampstead SU47N01 Eastley Copse West Berkshire Council Leckhampstead SU36H03 Elm Copse/High Tree Copse West Berkshire Council Hungerford SU46C11 Elm Farm Meadow West Berkshire Council Hampstead Marshall SU37X05 Elton Farm Meadows West Berkshire Council Welford SU37X06 Elton Wood West Berkshire Council Great Shefford SU57S04 Fanny’s Copse Lay Field West Berkshire Council SU47D01 Field Copse West Berkshire Council Chaddleworth SU67G02 Flobringhams Copse West Berkshire Council Bradfield SU57S07 Flowers Copse West Berkshire Council Ashampstead SU47S03 Gidley Copse West Berkshire Council Peasemore SU37W03 Grassland Near Daldridge Barn West Berkshire Council Great Shefford SU56Y04 Gravelpit Copse West Berkshire Council Beenham SU37I01 Great Noakes’ Copse West Berkshire Council Lambourn SU37M02 Great Park Wood and Watchcroft West Berkshire Council Lambourn Copse SU47Y01 Great Ridge Copse West Berkshire Council Hampstead Norreys SU36M02 Great Sadler’s Copse West Berkshire Council Inkpen SU57D01 Green Hams Lane Allen’s Row West Berkshire Council SU57X06 Green Wood West Berkshire Council Basildon SU46X07/1 Greenham and Crookham Golf West Berkshire Council Greenham Course Woodlands SU37L04 Half Border and Long ground West Berkshire Council Lambourn Border SU57C02 Hampstead Norry’s Railway West Berkshire Council Hampstead Norreys Cutting SU56H09 Hanging Lands Gully West Berkshire Council Thatcham SU57T08 Hartridge Lye Wood West Berkshire Council SU37Z01 Hasham Copse West Berkshire Council East Garston SU48K05 Heath Copse West Berkshire Council West Ilsley SU37Q01 Heath Hanger Copse West Berkshire Council Kintbury SU66M09 Heathland east of Cowpond Piece West Berkshire Council Sulhamstead SU47P02 Hemley Copse West Berkshire Council Brightwalton SU48Q01 High Robins/Doctors Copse West Berkshire Council Catmore SU48Q01 High Robins/Doctors Copse West Berkshire Council Catmore SU56Z03 High Wood / Kitchen Copse West Berkshire Council Beenham SU36Z01 Highcroft Copse West Berkshire Council Kintbury SU37W05 Highwood and Scroggin’s Copse West Berkshire Council Welford SU48Q03 Hodcott Copse West Berkshire Council West Ilsley SU67G01 Hogmoor Copse & Peatmoor West Berkshire Council Bradfield Copse SU46B02 Holly Copse West Berkshire Council West Woodhay SU57F16 Holly Grove West Berkshire Council Bucklebury SU56J05 Holly Wood Little Malt House Wood West Berkshire Council SU36X12 Horn Copse West Berkshire Council Kintbury SU67G07 Horns Copse West Berkshire Council Englefield SU57N01 Horsley’s Row / Ambrose Copse West Berkshire Council Ashampstead SU36R01 Inkpen and Walbury Hills West Berkshire Council Inkpen SU57T01 James’ Copse West Berkshire Council Ashampstead SU57V03 Jennet’s Hill Field West Berkshire Council Bradfield SU57V01 Jennet’s Hill Wood West Berkshire Council Bradfield SU36H02 Kiln Copse West Berkshire Council Hungerford SU67B02 Kiln Copse West Berkshire Council Bradfield SU66R05 Ladyfield Copse West Berkshire Council Stratfield Mortimer SU36D01 Ladys Wood West Berkshire Council Hungerford SU57S08 Layfield Meadow West Berkshire Council Ashampstead SU57Z02 Lewingdon Wood West Berkshire Council Streatley SU37R01 Little Breach Copse West Berkshire Council Great Shefford SU66X01 Little Copse West Berkshire Council Stratfield Mortimer SU46C01 Little Holt Copse West Berkshire Council Kintbury SU57D04 Little Ridge Copse West Berkshire Council Hampstead Norreys SU37Y01 Lodge Copse West Berkshire Council East Garston SU56P15 Lodge Copse West Berkshire Council Bucklebury SU37V01 Long Border West Berkshire Council Kintbury SU57G01 Long Grove West Berkshire Council Frilsham SU57T02 Longcroft Shaw West Berkshire Council Ashampstead SU56H02 Longlane Gully West Berkshire Council Thatcham SU57W06 Lower Frogmoor Farm West Berkshire Council Bradfield SU47T03 Lower Hailey Copse West Berkshire Council Peasemore SU57X01 Lynch’ copse West Berkshire Council Bradfield SU37S02 Maidencourt Down West Berkshire Council East Garston SU57F06 Malthouse Wood & Oaken Copse West Berkshire Council Bucklebury SU47B01 Mantclose Copse and Queens West Berkshire Council Welford Plantation SU37M12 May’s Copse West Berkshire Council Lambourn SU46C03 Milkhouse Copse West Berkshire Council Kintbury SU57R04 Miram’s Copse/ Hanger’s Copse West Berkshire Council Bradfield SU47E02 Mitchell Copse West Berkshire Council Chaddleworth SU37C01 Moon’s Copse West Berkshire Council Lambourn SU46D06 More Wood West Berkshire Council Hampstead Marshall SU67M07 Mosshall Wood Part of Harryjaws Wood West Berkshire Council SU66E01 Mountsion Copse West Berkshire Council Beenham SU57Z01 Mutton Copse/Hurdle Shaw West Berkshire Council Streatley SU57Z05 Bennets Wood Harecroft Wood West Berkshire Council SU36T08 Near Barton Court West Berkshire Council Kintbury SU57F04 Nine Acre Row West Berkshire Council Hermitage SU57U04 Norcot Wood West Berkshire Council Ashampstead SU37U05 Oakhedge Copse West Berkshire Council Fawley SU57W04 Oaklands Copse Round Copse West Berkshire Council SU36R12 Oldlands and Park House Copses West Berkshire Council West Woodhay SU36R12 Oldlands and Park House Copses West Berkshire Council Inkpen SU66N04 Omer’s Gully West Berkshire Council Sulhamstead SU57F10 Overall
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