Evaluation by M Dover of SCAU of further areas of the site, following previous work over the last two years on another part of the Whiteley Village redevelopment. Five trenches were excavated, but only one ditch of possible antiquity was revealed. The ditch could not be dated securely but a possible Bronze Age flint recovered from the fill may point to a prehistoric origin.

Evaluation by G Mabbott of WA in advance of office redevelopment revealed no features and finds, and concluded that the flood plain location of the site would have made it unsuitable for settlement. No organic remains of past activities were revealed.

Watching brief by N Shaikhley of SCAU consisting mainly of a photographic record of the Victorian bridge as it was exposed during varying stages of refurbishment works.

Standing building survey by P Reeves of TVAS prior to demolition of a fire-damaged 18th/19th century building.

Evaluation and monitoring of excavation of geotechnical pits by D Score of OA as part of a programme of investigation in advance of proposed redevelopment of part of the interior of the Scheduled Monument. The evaluation and geotechnical pits revealed widespread truncation, an undated ditch, and a residual flint thought to be a Mesolithic projectile point.

Evaluation by C Edwards of AOC revealed evidence of modern landscaping but no finds or features of archaeological interest.

Watching brief by P Guarino of AOC during the excavation of a trench close to the Scheduled racetrack revealed a layer of sand used to make up the level of the ground for the track and evidence of extensive modern truncation.