Savill Gardens, Windsor Great Park
Geotechnical investigation by C Green and G Swindle of ArchaeoScape, in collaboration with SCAU, recorded Bagshot Beds overlain by Plateau Gravels, but no finds or features of archaeological interest
MoD site, Chobham Lane, Chertsey
Gazetteer of the buildings on the former tank testing, research and development establishment, and building recording of four of these – the parabolic blister hangar, the office block with two passive air-defence shelters, the laboratory with facilities for the televisual testing of turrets in action, and the climatic altitude chamber of the Climatic Laboratory – by R Burton, F Martin and A Richmond of Phoenix Consulting.
Land at Croydon Lane, Banstead
Excavation and watching brief by P Thrale of MoLAS following evaluation work in 2003. Natural chalk solution hollows and a single irregular pit were recorded during the excavation, sealed by a layer of possible agricultural soil, which contained prehistoric flintwork and medieval and post-medieval pottery. No finds or features were observed during the subsequent watching brief.
93–101 London Road, Redhill
Evaluation by A Haslam of PCA in advance of an Assisted Living development. No evidence of human activity on the site was revealed prior to the construction of the five 20th century houses then standing on the site.
Caberfeigh, Hatchlands Road, Redhill
Evaluation by J Perry of SutAS prior to residential development recovered no material pre-dating the 19th century.
Rosehill, Reigate
Excavation by P Jones of SCAU prior to residential development. The substructure of a substantial Roman tile kiln and associated features were discovered in an area where evidence of tile production had been found previously, but no standing kiln had previously been recorded archaeologically. The surviving remains were of a rectangular updraught structure, including stokehole, fire tunnel, combustion chamber and drainage system.
4–5 Avenue Road, Banstead
Evaluation by J Robertson of SCAU prior to a residential redevelopment of the site. No features of archaeological interest were revealed, although some Bronze Age flints were recovered from the topsoil, which also contained a dump of demolition debris probably relating to a nearby building of medieval/post-medieval date.
120 Hillside, Banstead
Evaluation by J Stevenson of ASE prior to development revealed no finds or features of archaeological significance.
Tattenham Way Allotments, Banstead
Ongoing research excavation by P Harp of Plateau where significant quantities of worked flint, together with some prehistoric pottery, are still being found.
63 West Street, Reigate
Evaluation by K Sayer of PCA prior to residential development revealed no archaeological finds or features.
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