Evaluation by SutAS, for Amec Developments Ltd, in advance of redevelopment for offices. The site was found to have remained little used until the modern period; presumably because it was too low lying, and therefore wet, to be anything other than marginal land.

Evaluation by J Perry of SutAS in advance of residential development did not reveal any finds or features of archaeological interest.

Ongoing evaluation by J Perry of SutAS in advance of residential redevelopment has so far revealed only modern deposits and features.

Evaluation by J Perry of SutAS on the site of a proposed new hall. This involved the excavation of one trench and revealed the remains of a brick floor with a crushed chalk foundation, probably relating to 19th century stables that once occupied the site.

Three further stages of evaluation by J Perry of SutAS revealed no finds or features of archaeological interest.

Evaluation by J Perry of SutAS revealed two fragments of 18th century walls, possibly a brick-lined rubbish pit, and no evidence earlier than a few 17th century finds.

Watching brief carried out by J Perry of SutAS during work on an extension revealed only modern finds and no archaeological features.

Watching brief by J Perry of SutAS during the construction of a dentist’s consulting rooms revealed no features of archaeological interest, although residual finds dating from the late Medieval period to the 19th century were present.

Watching brief by M Taylor-Sutton of SutAS during residential redevelopment revealed no archaeological deposits.