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Comments $ = TomTom $$ =AA route Distance PC at10 planner Map Ref Postcode one way p /mile verified distance AbbeyWood station TQ115459 SE2 9RH 10 £2.00 $ Abinger Common TQ115459 RH5 6JA 37 £7.40 $ Addington, Frylands Way TQ379617 CR0 9AA 6 £1.20 $$ Addington, Spring Park TQ381646 BR49BF 5 £1.00 $ Alfriston TQ521032 BN26 5UQ 55 £11.00 $ CP £4 Allhallows, Hoo TQ835775 ME3 9PH 33 £6.60 $ Allington TQ747576 ME16 0TT 29 £5.80 $ Andrews Wood TQ503616 TN14 7BD 10 £2.00 $ Angel Underground Stn TQ315831 EC1V1NY $ Appledore TQ957297 TN26 2BU 54 £10.80 $ Ardingly Reservoir TQ334286 RH176SQ 43 £8.60 Arlington Reservoir TQ528075 48 £9.60 Arundel Station TQ025064 58 £11.60 Ashdown Forest £0.00 Bushey Willow CP TQ471302 TN22 3JD 28 £5.60 $ Churlwood CP TQ419313 RH18 5JJ 30 £6.00 $ Four Counties CP TQ468311 TN22 3JD 28 £5.60 $$ Friends CP TQ456289 29 £5.80 Gills Gap TQ467315 TN74EU 28 £5.60 $ King Standing CP TQ473302 TN6 1XE 30 £6.00 The Hollies CP TQ462286 31 £6.20 Millbrook West CP TQ439298 TN22 3HR 31 £6.20 $ Broadstone CP TQ435324 30 £6.00 Duddleswell TQ467279 30 £6.00 Dane Hill TQ406278 28 £5.60 Pooh CP (Piglet’s) TQ472332 TN7 4EX 27 £5.40 $ Ashmore Lane CP TQ414619 5 £1.00 Ashurst, John Pears Rec CP TQ420363 RH19 3TQ 27 £5.40 $ Ashurst station TQ507388 TN3 9TF 25 £5.00 $ Ashurst Village TQ512390 TN3 9TE 25 £5.00 $ Aylesford, The Priory TQ723590 ME20 7BY 28 £5.60 $ Aytton’sWood, see Groombridge TQ533364 Balcombe TQ307310 RH17 6PY 35 £7.00 $ Balls Green TQ502357 TN74BE 26 £5.20 $ layby Barming TQ720542 28 £5.60 Barnetts Wood Picnic Park TQ560470 20 £4.00 Battle CP TQ747161 TN33 0EP 46 £9.20 $ Beacon Wood Country Park TQ593716 14 £2.80 Bearstead Church TQ801555 ME14 4EE £0.00 Beckenham, Clock House TQ364695 BR3 4PU 3 £0.60 $$ Beckenham Junction Station TQ372700 BR3 1PA 3 £0.60 $$ Beckley, Bixley Lane TQ861234 TN31 6TH 48 £9.60 $ Bedgebury Nat.Pinetum TQ715337 36 £7.20 Benenden Hemsted For.CP TQ810344 TN174AG 42 £8.40 $ Benenden Village Green TQ808328 TN17 4EF 42 £8.40 $$ Benfleet STn CP TQ779860 SS7 1NS 34 £6.80 $$ Berwick Station TQ527068 46 £9.20 Bewl Water TQ676338 TN3 8JH 34 £6.80 $ Bexley village Stn TQ494734 DA5 1AQ 7 £1.40 Bidborough TQ565432 TN30UJ 25 £5.00 $ Biddenden Village Green TQ851383 TN27 8AQ 44 £8.80 $ Biggin Hill Church Road TQ421590 TN16 3LD 8 £1.60 $ Biggin Hill, Hawley’ s Green TQ434568 TN162HW 9 £1.80 Biggin Hill 320 bus terminus TQ414588 TN16 3TT 8 £1.60 $ Biggin Hill, Jail Lane TQ503616 TN163AU 8 £1.60 $ Bignor Hill TQ974130 56 £11.20 Birchenden Wood CP see Groombridge TQ533364 Bitchet TQ567542 20 £4.00 Blackboys TQ522205 TN22 5LP 43 £8.60 $$ Bletchingly TQ325508 RH1 4PG 17 £3.40 $ Bletchingly, Waterhouse Lane TQ341512 RH98NR 19 £3.40 $$ Blue Bell Hill TQ743621 ME5 9RG 28 £5.60 Bodiam Castle 40 £8.00 Boarshead, nr. Crowborough TQ534327 TN6 3GR 32 £6.40 $$ Borough Green Stn TQ609574 TN15 8AD 19 £3.80 $ Borough Green, Western Rd TQ607572 TN15 8BB 19 £3.80 $ Botley Hill, Titsey TQ398554 CR69QH 11 £2.20 $ Bough Beech Info.Centre TQ495494 TN14 6LD 18 £3.60 $ Box Hill NT CP TQ178513 KT207LB 37 £7.40 Bramber Street CP 50 £10.00 Bramley, Surrey TQ679418 33 £6.60 Brasted village green TQ473552 TN16 1JL 11 £2.20 $ Brenchley TQ679418 TN127NJ 32 £6.40 $ Bridge TR184543 CT5 4BN 57 £11.40 $ Brightling TQ671209 TN32 5HL 46 £9.20 $ Brighton, Stanmer Park TQ337096 BN1 9PZ £0.00 Brockham TQ197495 RH3 7JS 26 £5.20 $ Bromley, Norman Park TQ416677 BR2 9SS 1.5 £0.30 $ Bromley, Southborough TQ428674 BR2 8EF 3 £0.60 $$ Buchan Country Park TQ245346 30 £6.00 Buckland,St.Marys,Betchwort TQ221508 16 £3.20 Burford Bridge TQ171520 RH56BX 40 £8.00 Burwash CP TQ674247 TN19 7ES 44 £8.80 $ Cackle Street TQ825192 TN31 6DX 50 £10.00 $ Camer Country Park TQ650669 DA13 0XT 22 £4.40 $ Chailey School TQ193393 RH5 5BX 47 £9.40 Challock TR011506 TN25 4AX 52 £10.40 $ Charcott The Greyhound CP TQ521471 TN11 8LG £0.00 Charing Station TQ950491 TN27 0JB 42 £8.20 $ Chartwell, NT CP TQ455515 TN161PS 14 £2.80 $ Chegworth, nr.Maidstone TQ844533 30 £6.00 Chelsfield, 5 Bells PH TQ483642 BR6 7RL 7 £1.40 $ Chelsfield Station TQ468641 BR6 9UJ 7 £1.40 $ Chevening, Church TQ489577 TN14 6HG 13 £2.60 $ Chiddingfold, Surrey TQ962355 CR5 3NR 52 £10.40 Chiddingstone Church TQ501451 TN8 7AH 19 £3.80 $ Chilham TR067536 CT4 8BZ 53 £10.60 $ Chinbrook Medows TQ409720 SE12 9TW 2 £0.40 $ Chipstead, Surrey, Holly Lane CP TQ273583 CR5 3NR 13 £2.60 $ Chislehurst, High Street TQ438710 BR7 6BB 3 £0.60 $ Chislehurst Station TQ432694 3 £0.60 Chislehurst (The Crown PH) TQ443700 BR7 5PG 3 £0.60 $ Clayton, Jack&Jill Windmills TQ302134 BN6 9PG 55 £11.00 $ Cliffe Woods TQ736735 26 £5.20 Cobham TQ672685 DA12 3BN 22 £4.40 $ Coney Hall TQ394652 BR4 9JB 5 £1.00 $ Well Wood CP TQ397642 BR4 9HE 6 £1.20 $ Cooden Beach TQ711066 55 £11.00 Cousley Wood TQ651333 32 £6.40 Coulsden Common TQ318568 CR3 5QS 14 £2.80 $ Cowden Church TQ466405 TN8 7JD 21 £4.20 $ Cowden Station TQ478417 TN8 5PE 20 £4.00 $ Cranbrook upper cp TQ775359 TN17 3DJ 40 £8.00 $ Crockenhill , Nr Swanley TQ505672 BR8 8JG 9 £1.80 $ Crockham Hill church TQ444507 TN8 6RP 14 £2.80 $ Conyer TQ962645 ME9 9HH 43 £8.60 $ Cranbrook TQ775359 TN173DJ 39 £7.80 $ Crowborough (Sweethawes) TQ503283 TN6 3SS 36 £7.20 $ Crowhurst church TQ758123 TN33 9AJ 51 £10.20 $ Crown Point Inn/ 7Oaks TQ577557 TN15 0HB 17 £3.40 $ Crown PH, Chislehurst TQ443700 BR7 5PG 3 £0.60 $ Cudham rec gnd TQ445599 TN14 7QF 8 £1.60 $ Dartford, Library/museum TQ542737 DA1 1HJ 13 £2.60 $ Darwell Hole nr Battle TQ696191 TN33 9BF 47 £9.40 $ Deal Marina TR377534 CT146PB 76 £15.20 $ Deal Pier TR378527 76 £15.20 Dene Park TQ606510 TN11 9RJ 24 £4.80 $ Detling Country Park TQ808585 ME14 3JE 30 £6.00 $ Devil’s Punch Bowl 55 £11.00 Dormansland TQ425405 20 £4.00 Downe village TQ432617 BR6 7JW 6 £1.20 $ Dryhill TQ499551 TN14 6AA 14 £2.80 $ Dryhill picnic site/ Lane TQ496556 TN14 6ED 14 £2.80 $ Duddleswell Ashdown For. TQ467279 30 £6.00 Dulwich Park TQ331737 SE21 7AD 7 £1.40 $ Dukes Drive, Eastbourne TV600971 52 £10.40 Dunorlan Park, Tunbridge Wells TQ602395 TN2 4RE 27 £5.40 $$ Eastbourne TV 52 £10.40 Eastbridge, Suffolk TM452667 IP16 4SL 112 £22.40 $ East Croydon Station TQ328658 8 £1.60 East Dean TV558978 BN20 0DL 60 £12.00 $$ East Grinstead Gravetye Estate CP TQ361350 RH19 4LQ 27 £5.40 $ East Malling TQ702569 ME19 6AG 25 £5.00 $ East Malling, Village Hall TQ701573 ME19 6DD 25 £5.00 $ East Peckham TQ670485 TN12 5ET 26 £5.20 $ Edenbridge Central TQ445462 TN8 5BB 18 £3.60 $ Edenbridge, Haxted Watermill TQ440458 TN8 5HZ 18 £3.60 $ Egerton, Kent. Millenium CP TQ907473 TN27 9DT 42 £8.40 $ Elham, Kent, The Square TR177438 CT4 6TN 59 £11.80 $ Erith Station TQ509782 DA8 1PF 26 £5.20 $ Eridge station approach CP TQ543345 TN3 9LD 31 £6.20 $ Etchingham Station TQ714263 TN197PA 42 £8.40 $ Exceat, 7 sisters TV518995 BN254AD 59 £11.80 $ Eynsford Station TQ535648 DA4 0HP 12 £2.40 $ Fairlight, Hastings TQ860115 55 £11.00 $ Contact Marc Hayton Farleigh Golf Club TQ372611 CR69PE 8 £1.60 01883627711 Fathing Downs, Coulsdon TQ301572 11 £2.20 Farnborough Village TQ443643 BR6 7DE 4 £0.80 $ Farningham TQ547669 DA40DH 11 £2.20 $ Farningham Road Station TQ556693 DA4 9JB 12 £2.20 Faversham, Conyer Creek TR010620 ME13 7EL 47 £.9.40 $ Faversham railway station TR016609 ME13 8LG 46 £9.20 $ Faversham, Upper Brents TR017619 ME13 7LA 47 £9.40 $ Ferring, West Sussex TQ094028 60 £12.00 Firle, nr Lewes TQ468074 BN8 6NX 48 £9.40 $ Flimwell, Arena Pursuits, Bewl Causeway TQ700320 TN5 7PT 36 £7.20 Flimwell, layby ¾ mile north TQ711321 TN5 7QJ 36 £7.20 Fordcombe TQ525403 TN3 0SA 27 £5.40 $$ Fordwich, nr Canterbury George &D TR179597 CT2 0DB 57 £11.40 $ Four Elms Inn TQ468483 TN8 6NE 16 £3.20 $ Finchfield CP TQ366325 39 £7.80 Forest Row , B2110 behind Foresters Arms TQ425351 RH185DN 27 £5.40 $ Forest Row, Goat CP TQ401326 RH18 5JF 30 £6.00 $ Forest Row library CP TQ426350 RH18 5DR 36 £7.20 Forest Row, Hindleap CP TQ404323 RH18 5JF 30 £6.00 $ Forstal TQ743587 ME20 7AG 28 £5.60 $ Frant TQ582334 TN3 9HT 30 £6.00 $ Frant Green TQ591354 TN3 9ED 30 £6.00 $$ Friday Street, Surrey TQ125457 RH5 3JR 30 £6.00 Gangers Hill, Woldingham TQ373541 27 £5.40 Glyne, nr Lewes TQ456088 BN86RS 45 £9.00 $ Goathurst Common, Stubbs Wood CP TQ496518 TN14 6JA 15 £3.00 $ Godden Green TQ554551 TN15 0JL 16 £3.20 $ Goddington Park CP TQ472650 BR6 9DH 6 £1.20 $ Godmersham, Eggringe Wood CP TR096504 CT4 7EY 56 £11.20 Godstone TQ350501 RH9 8NP 17 £3.40 $ Godstone South TQ362483 RH9 8EU 18 £3.60 $ Gomshall Station TQ088478 GU5 9NU 42 £8.40 $ Goudhurst CP TQ722376 TN17 1AE 35 £7.00 $ Tattlebury Lane TQ728380 TN171BU 35 £7.00 $ Gravesend railway station TQ646741 20 £4.00 Greenwich railway station TQ380774 SE10 9LL 8 £1.60 $ Greenhythe, Bluewater TQ583736 DA9 9SX 16 £3.20 $ Green Street Green TQ454642 BR6 9NL 5 £1.00 $ Groombridge, Ayttons/Birchden Wd CP TQ533364 TN3 9NJ 28 £5.60 $ Groombridge Green TQ530376 TN3 9QH 28 £5.60 $ Grove Park, Chinbrook Meadows TQ409720 SE129TE 3 £0.60 $ Hadlow, St Marys Church TQ633497 TN11 0ED 26 £5.20 $ Halstead recreation ground TQ489614 TN14 7DL 9 £1.80 $ Church Road TQ487612 TN14 7HF 9 £1.80 $ Hampstead Heath Tube TQ240850 Hamstreet Town CP TR001332 TN262JF 55 £11.00 $ Harrisons Rocks CP TQ533364 27 £5.40 Hartfield TQ479357 13 £2.60 Hartfield Piglets CP TQ470321 TN74WW 27 £5.40 $ Harvel Holly Hill CP TQ670630 DA13 0UB 21 £4.20 Hastings, Fairlight TQ860116 TN35 4AQ 54 £10.80 $ Hawkhurst TQ756297 TN18 4NW 44 £8.80 $$ Hayes Station TQ399661 BR2 7DX 3 £0.60 Haysden Country Park CP TQ571457 TN9 2PX 26 £5.20 Headley Heath CP TQ204538 KT18 6NN 21 £4.20 $$ Heathfield TQ578214 TN21 8JD 40 £8.00 $ Herne Bay, Hampton Pier CP TR158682 CT6 8DL
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    Registered Charity No: 272098 ISSN 0585-9980 SURREY ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY CASTLE ARCH, GUILDFORD GU1 3SX Guildford 32454 Bulletin N u m b e r 2 8 9 December 1994/January 1995 COUNCIL NEWS Guildford Castle and Royal Palace Training Excavation At the barbecue on the final day two sheep are roasted in the traditional manner by refugees from Bosnia, now living in Surrey OBITUARY M i s s M A B e c k Jill Beck died after a short Illness on 17 August 1994, the day after her seventy seventh birthday. As Archlvlst-ln-Charge she presided over Guildford Muniment Room from January 1971 (when Dr Enid Dance retired) until her own retirement In 1982. The greater part of her working life was passed In Guildford, where her first job as an archivist had brought her to work (for six months that became three years, 1950-1953) in the Muniment Room, cataloguing the Loseley MSS on behalf of the Historical Manuscripts Commission. After eight years organising the archives at Petworth House she then returned to Guildford as assistant archivist in 1961. Jill was modest about her own achievements and would lay claim only to having a good memory. She brought to her archival tasks many other advantages: a well organised mind, the highest standards of scholarship and a natural grace of style. All those who used the Muniment Room during the twenty five years that she worked there will testify to her apparently almost infinite patience and helpfulness, and all present and future historians of Surrey are indebted to her for the excellence of the lists and indexes she produced.
  • Tonbridge to Haysden Country Park ���� ����� T/ ����

    Tonbridge to Haysden Country Park ���� ����� T/ ����

    � � ��������� � � � To High St � � 8 � � � � � � � � � hard surface - fine � START/ ���� � � ����� FINISH Park Country Haysden to Tonbridge � (stones less than 20mm) � � � concrete/tarmac � � � � � � � �������������������������������� � � � � � � 6.5% � 6.5% for 140m hard surface - coarse 16.5% � � for 60m (variable gradient, for 20m � � ��������� max 6.5%) � ���� � � � � � 10% � � � � � � 10% � � 6.5% � � 10% � N � � � � � � ����������� � � � 6.5% � � � � �������� � � 6.5% � � ������������ Route� � information � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 0.8 � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � A mostly flat walk of 3 miles � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �m� � � � � � � (4.75km) along a tarmac path, 6.5% for 25m then a hard surface (fine and coarse in places) around Barden Lake. Between the start of the 3.5% walk and the park, the path can � for 25m become narrow. In places, grass grows through the tarmac, and the path may be muddy after wet weather. There are frequent rest � ��� ���� areas around Barden Lake. ������ How to get to Tonbridge Bus: Many services - call Traveline on 0870 608 2 608 Rail: Tonbridge station - 15 minute walk (0.6 miles/1km) Road: From the A21, take the A26 into Tonbridge. From the high street follow signs for Tonbridge Swimming Pool, turn left into Bank Street then follow The Slade downhill, and turn left into Lower Castle Fields car park (height restriction barrier-2m). There are designated bays in front of Tonbridge Swimming Pool, to the left of the car park. Road map: www.streetmap.co.uk - 558750,146650 Route description START From the entrance to Lower Castle Half way round the lake there is a left Fields car park, walk up the road for turn, which will guide you through an 10m to take the path on the left underpass and to Haysden Country Park indicated by the Weald Way sign car park and playground.
  • Leigh Flood Storage Area Expansion Scheme Planning, Design and Access Statement August 2020

    Leigh Flood Storage Area Expansion Scheme Planning, Design and Access Statement August 2020

    Leigh Flood Storage Area Expansion Scheme Planning, Design and Access Statement August 2020 Environment Agency i Leigh Flood Storage Area Expansion Scheme We are the Environment Agency. We protect and improve the environment and make it a better place for people and wildlife. We operate at the place where environmental change has its greatest impact on people’s lives. We reduce the risks to people and properties from flooding; make sure there is enough water for people and wildlife; protect and improve air, land and water quality and apply the environmental standards within which industry can operate. Acting to reduce climate change and helping people and wildlife adapt to its consequences are at the heart of all that we do. We cannot do this alone. We work closely with a wide range of partners including government, business, local authorities, other agencies, civil society groups and the communities we serve. Published by: Environment Agency Horizon house, Deanery Road Bristol BS1 5AH Email: enquiries@environment- agency.gov.uk www.environment-agency.gov.uk © Environment Agency 2011 All rights reserved. This document may be reproduced with prior permission of the Environment Agency. Environment Agency ii Quality Assurance Project name Leigh FSA Expansion Scheme Project 1B1S reference Date 26th August 2020 Version number 01 Author Della Adams Approvals Name Signature Title Date Version Jon Walton JBA Consulting Project 24/08/2020 01 Manager Leigh FSA Expansion Scheme Planning, Design & Access Statement iii Summary The Leigh Flood Storage Area (FSA) situated approximately 3km west of Tonbridge in Kent was constructed in 1982 and currently reduces flood risk from the River Medway to properties in Tonbridge.