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New House for Mr Devereux in Alexandra Road
New House For Mr Piper in Alexandra Road
3 New Houses for Miss Hadingham in Alexandra Road
2 New Houses for Mr Robt Banham in Alexandra Road
Private Roads: Required within 4 months to level & metal Roads
2 New Houses for Mr Folgate in Alexandra Road
2 New Houses for Mr Arthur Mills in Alexandra Road
3 New Houses for Mr Arthur Pells in Alexandra Road
New House for Mr Tuthill in Alexandra Road
New House for Mr James Stratford in Alexandra Road
 New Houses by EW Hindes for Wm Aldous
2 New Houses by Mr Betts in Alaxandra Road
1 New House for Mr Cutler in Alexandra Road
3 New Houses in Alexandra Road by William Bell
Alexandra Rd to be lighted with Gas. Two gas Lamps
2 New Houses for WG Sayer in Alexandra Rd
House for Mr Poll in Alexandra Road
3 New Cottages for Mr Underwood in Alexandra Ro
3 New Houses for RJ Read in Alexandra Road
New House for Miss Newson in Alexanra Road

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SALE: Fern Villa: by Mr J Welton: Bay-fronted Sitting Room, back Sitting Room, 3 Bedrooms,  
Kitchen with hard & soft water laid on, convenient offices, Brick & slated Workshop, Front & back  
Gardens.

SALE: LOT 1: No 46 Alexandra Road, with Garden in rear abutting upon Peddar’s Lane, occupied
by Mr FJ Goffin at annual rent of £14. 
 
 
[All three purchased by Mr Wigg for £650]

 
LOT 2: No 48 Alexandra Road, the adjoining similar house, occupied by Mr WB Barber at £14 pa
LOT 3: No 50 Alexandra Road, the adjoining house, occupied by Mr Clutton at £12 pa. 

SALE by Samuel Sarbutt Freehold Corner Plot of BUILDING LAND, having a frontage of 37ft 6ins
on Alexandra Road & depth of 97ft, affording space for erection of 2 or 3 houses. 

 
[purchased AH Wigg £85]

SALE by Executors of Mr James Underwood:
 
Sitting Room with Register Stove, Living Room with Hob Stove, Recess Cupboard, Pantry, Kitchen  
with Cooking Range, Iron Oven, Copper & sink with Tap over. Three Bedrooms (one with two  

windows, Stove & cupboard) and a large Attic. Coal House & WC. Small ornamental Garden with
iron palisading on brick foundation in front, & vegetable Garden in rear. In the occupation of Mr HC
Underwood, quarterly Tenant at £19 2s, Landlord paying rates.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Copper only. Occupied by Mrs M List @ £19 2s pa.
 
 
 

 
 
increasing their size, and the Kitchen has Cooking Range and sink with tap over only. The  
RESIDENCE was built and occupied by the late Mr Underwood and is now in the occupation of the  
Misses Underwood as quarterly Tenants @ £20 pa.
 
 

[purchased HC Underwood £210]
LOT 2: 35 ALEXANDER ROAD a simiar HOUSE, but with bedrooms built over the covered way,

[purchased by Misses Underwood £215]
LOT 3: 37 ALEXANDRA ROAD:  Similar HOUSE to LOT 1, but Kitchen contains Oven &

 
 
with Register Stove, 2 Recess Cupboards, Living Room with hob stove, Pantry, Scullery with iron

[purchased W Sampson £200]
LOT 4: No 10 ALEXANDRA ROAD: Brick & Slated MODERN HOUSES: contains Sitting Room  

oven, heater stove, copper and sink with tap over, 3 Bedrooms, one with two windows, stove and
two cupboards, coal house & WC. Gardens front & rear with side entrance. In the occupation of Mr
RB Devereux a quarterly Tenant @ £17 6s pa. the Landlord paying rates.

 
 
 
Tenant @ £17 16s, the Landlord paying rates.

 
 
the back Garden being approached from Peddar’s Lane. Occupied by Mrs A Thurston, a quarterly

[purchased JW Linder £205]
LOT 5: No 8 ALEXANDRA ROAD: Similar HOUSE adjoining LOT 4, but without side entrance,  

 
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SALE: LOT 1: No 11 ALEXANDRA ROAD, Brick & Slated RESIDENCE in the occupation of   
Mr AF Waters
 
 
AJ Bracey
 

[purchased W Prime £205]
LOT 2: No 13 ALEXANDRA ROAD, the adjoining similar RESIDENCE in the occupation of Mr  

SALE: Trustees of Mr Thomas Poll: No 19 ALEXANDRA ROAD: superior brick & tiled
semi-detached small residence with Garden. In the occupation of Mr Charles Salmon.
 

SALE: late Mrs MA Poll: No 17 ALEXANDRA ROAD: brick & slated semi-detached small  
RESIDENCE in good repair. now in the occupation of Mr W Collins, quarterly tenant.
 

SALE: late George Smith: No 28 ALEXANDRA ROAD: brick & slated DWELLING HOUSE now  
in occupation of Mrs E Howard
 

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Ashman's Road
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New House for Capt Halpen on Grange Estate
2 New Houses in Ashman's Road for Mr J Waller
Alterations to Mr JQ Wilkinson's House in Ashman's Road
Making up Ashman's Road from London to Waveney Road. OK
Council to take over Fredeick's Rd & Ashman's Rd recently made up
Six Trees planted in Ashman's Road
Addition of Conservatory in Ashman's Road for WE Downing
Temporary Shed for JQ Wilkinson on Grange Estate

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SALE by late Captain Halpin: Carmel, ASHMAN’S ROAD: Freehold RESIDENCE
[purchased CA Jordan £850]

SALE: Executors of late William Elliott: ASHMAN’S ROAD: LOT 1: the WHITE HOUSE,
tastefully laid out Gardens & Grounds, Paddock, Outbuildings: 2a 1 r 8p
 
 

[withdrawn £1375]
[The 4 Lots unsold were afterwards sold privately to Mr A Elliott

SALE: Executors of late William Elliott: LOT 2: Enclosure of PASTURE LAND ripe for Building  
purposes adjoining LOT 1. Important frontage to Ringsfield Road & Ashman’s Road 2a 3r 16p
 

SALE: Range of Boarded & Corrugated Buildings at the WHITE HOUSE, ASHMAN’S ROAD,  
Cow sheds, Calf houses, Wood house etc, & 2 Chaise houses 20ft x 7ft 6ins

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Dead trees be removed & replaced with new under Peels & Easter
Circular Chairs to be repaired by Mr Delf in Avenue
Plan to improve approach to the Avenue with Railway
3 or 4 iron seats purchased for the Avenue
Trees to be planted in the Avenue where necessary & protected
Dead Trees removed from the Avenue
Damage to trees on Avenue by boys for attention of Police
Surveyor reports Gates at East end of Avenue damaged beyond repair

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Surveyor to remove 4 dead trees from the Avenue & plant others
New Gates for East End of the Avenue by FS Field for £15
Avenue Gate broken. £5 Reward for offender's conviction
Damage to Avenue gate repaired by Messrs Field
9 New Trees to be planted on the Avenue
Tree on Avenue to be cut down; roots interfere with sewer

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SALE of ASHMAN’S ESTATE: & upwards of 428 acres. Following Lots only sold:
Lot 5; purchased by Mr Maplestone £520: Land in Beccles with frontage to Halesworth Road of
8a 1r 37 p

SALE: Farming Stock of Mr David Walker, whose Lease expires: 30 horses, 30 cows, bull, 30 fat  
sheep, swine, fowls etc. Agricultural Carriages.

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Mr Robinson [of Rosehall] dug a large Sand Pit in “Constitution Hill” across a pathway 10ft or 12ft
deep, a favourite walk of Beccles people

1880 
1959 

SALE; Stock of Castle Farm; Henry Read retiring from business
Catle Hill: New Street

1883 
 
Sampson, landlord.  Good cart shed & stables for 7 or 8 horses provided. Approved
1885

POLICE COURT: Leander Mills, labourer charged with assaulting Richard Cobbin, coach builder in the
Horse & Groom. After discussion about a right of way at the back of the houses in Caxton Road. After
Cobbin got up and lit his pipe, defendant felled him to the ground. Fined £1.
ACCIDENT: Late on Monday night Martin Boon was driving Mr Sampson & Mr Flynn to the Horse &
Groom the cart was overturned in consequence of a heap of manure left in Caxton Road. It was too
dark to see the pile, and no light was given of the danger.  Mr Sampson received very serious injuries
to his head, but he managed to walk to his house a short distance away. He was covered in blood and
Mr Aldous the surgeon was called for assistance.
LICENCES:  Horse & Groom, CAXTON ROAD  Thomas Gris

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LICENCES: Horse & Groom CAXTON ROAD to Ellen Simpson, widow of late tenant.
 SALE of FURNITURE: Instructions by Mr Thurling of the Horse & Groom to sell furniture.

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SALE: Accommodation Land divided into plots for Building at EAST end of Caxton Road joining
on the Great Eastern Company’s Land, close to the junction of the Waveney Valley Line with the

 
Main Line.

SALE: Trustees of Mr. WILLIAM MOORE’S Estate,
Lot 4.—An excellent Brick and Slated DOUBLE COTTAGE, in Caxton Road, adjoining the

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freehold Double Cottage, good gardens, occupied by James West & Robert Cobbin
ALSO 1a 2r 28p of Meadow Land adjoining for building, now occupied by Robert Alexander King.

SALE: Caxton Road: newly erected Double Residence; spacious Millwright’s Shop, sawpit,  
Blacksmith’s shop. One Residence occupied by William Welham; Rent £10.

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SALE: Freehold newly erected brick & slated Residence; now in the occupation of Miss Minns.
ALSO: Newly erected brick & slate Residence & Shop ; now in the occupation of Mr Bullen.

SALE: Exors of Col Thomson Wilson: LOT 4: Nos 5 & 7 CAXTON ROAD, HOUSE & CORNER  
SHOP, Brick & Slated; with Living Room, Scullery, & 3 Bedrooms. Let toquarterly Tenants at rent

 
of £13 pa.  
 
 
 

[purchased JWS Reynolds £175]
SALE: John Wells Ltd: 11 & 13 Caxton Road: pair of small RESIDENCES
[withdrawn]

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4 New Houses to be erected at east end of Caxton Road
New Houses to be erected near Caxton Road by EW Hindes
2 New Houses to be erected by Clement Smith near Caxton Road
8 New Houses near Caxton Road by Mr Allen
Addition to house in Caxton Road for Mr Baxter
New House & Shop by Mr Hindes for Mr Hubbard near Caxton Road
Private Roads: Required within 4 months to level & metal Roads
Minns keeping cows in unlicenced premises. Discontinue within 14 days
Timber shed removed, brick substituted; Licence approved
Owners of property to put into proper state to sewer & kerb it
Tenders for carrying out work.
Mr Church's estimate of £199-15s accepted
4 New Cottages for Wm Woolnough in Caxton Road
Stable & Cow House for Mr Woolnough in Caxton Road
1 New House for John Ellwood in Caxton Road
Stable for EM Read in Caxton Road referred back
New Boiler House for Messrs Clowes. Building line set back 10ft
Nuisance of Van Dwellers on Mr Durrant's land in Caxton Road
Mr Durrant asked prohibit land nr Horse & Groom for travelling shows

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Island on the Common should not be open to the Public
8 Seats to be placed on Common
6 boys aged 12-14 setting fire to furze on Common. To be prosecuted

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FIRE: Two tons of Hay, a Straw Stack & a quantity of new corn, the product of 4 or 5 acres of land,
 
Common Lane close to two Cottages and outbuildings. Loss £50. Property was not insured.

AT BECCLES,
MR. FENN & MESSRS. H. & S. READ (jointly concerned)

Are favoured with instructions to Sell by Auction, at the
LION HOTEL, BECCLES, on Tuesday, the 29th ofJune, 1875, at Four for Five o’clock in the Afternoon, by  direction of the

Trustee of Mr. WILLIAM MOORE’S Estate,
THE following Valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY-

Lot 4.—An excellent Brick and Slated DOUBLE COTTAGE, in Caxton Road, adjoining the Printing Works, with large
attached, occupied by George Hussey and Charles Phillips.
 Lot 5.—A DOUBLE RESIDENCE in Dacre Place, branching out from Newgate-street numbered 1 and 2, one occupied by
 
 Lot 6.—A DOUBLE RESIDENCE, numbered 3 and 4
 
 Lot 7.—A DOUBLE RESIDENCE, also in Dacre Place, numbered 5 and 6, occupied by Joseph Bolton and Arthur  
 
 Lot 8.—A DOUBLE RESIDENCE, also in Dacre Place, numbered 7 and 5, occupied by Mrs. Arnoup and Hezekish 
 
 Lot 9.—A DOUBLE RESIDENCE, also in Dacre Place, numbered 9 and 10, occupied by George Gardener and John
 Lot 10.—A SINGLE RESIDENCE, also in Dacre Place, numbered 11, occupied by Thomas Hincklenton.

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SALE: late Robert Jarman: Lot 3: Denmark Road; Double Residence occupied by Messrs T Curson
& J Furze 

Aggregate Rent £17
TO LET: DWELING HOUSE in DENMARK ROAD, in occupation of Mr HE Briggs.

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SALE: SEMI DETACHED Brick & Slated DWELLING HOUSE, containing 2 Living & 3  
Bedrooms, Garden & valuable BUILDING SITE adjoining, now in the occupation of Mr Ernest  
Day, at the annual rent of £14 6s
 

SALE by Edward Snell, North Walsham: Nos 92 & 94 DENMARK ROAD: 2 substantially built  
 
Rooms, Pantry, Kitchen, 3 Bedrooms, with small front & back Gardens.
 

SALE by TA Woodroffe: Nos 47, 49, 51 & 53 DENMARK ROAD: Four substantially built Brick &
 
Bedrooms. Gas & Water is laid on. Garden in front & rear.
 

SALE by TA Woodroffe: Nos 47, 49, 51 & 53 DENMARK ROAD: Four substantially built Brick &
 
Bedrooms. Gas & Water is laid on. Garden in front & rear, in the respective occupations of  A  
Stowe, FC Wating AE Hall, & TA Billing
 
 

 
White £170]

SALE by executors of Mrs Mary Hopson; 9 DENMARK ROAD now in occupation of George  
Judge at quarterly rent of £11, the landlord paying rates.
 

SALE: Mrs Snell: 92 & 94 DENMARK ROAD with small Front & Back Gardens in occupation of  
Mrs FL Gibbons & Mr W Betts.
 

SALE; Mr A Piper: 15 & 17 DENMARK ROAD, with small Front & Back Gardens occupation of  
Mr HJ Webb & Mr HA White
 

[purchased CW Waters £350]
SALE: Mrs Potts: 48, 50, 52 DENMARK ROAD, in 3 Lots, each containing 2 Sitting Rooms,  

 
 
 
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the Houses. In occupation of William Flowerdew, Percy Ward, GS Love, rent of £30 16s.
 

[Lots 1 & 2 withdrawn at £170 & £190. LOT 3 purchased by GS Love £195]
SALE:: St Mary’s COTTAGES, DENMARK ROAD;
No 25 occupation of S White 
No27 occupation of W Thurston 
No 29 occupation W Franks 

purchased Mrs Sampson £185
purchased Mr A Benns £220
purchased Mrs Balls £200

SALE:  Semi Detached DWELLING no 127 DENMARK ROAD & BUILDER’S WORKSHOP  
occupied by C Garnham rental of £12. [purchased Mrs Sutherland £190]

SALE: Mr James Underwood: 131, 133 & 135 DENMARK ROAD: Three DWELLING HOUSES,  
 
Gardens front & back.
 

SALE: late Henry Reynolds: LOT 1: 59 DENMARK ROAD, with large Garden adjoining as  
occupied by late Mrs Reynolds.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

[purchased JC Read £325]
LOT 2, late Henry Reynolds: No 35 DENMARK ROAD: in the occupation of Mr CW Barnard
[purchased by D Clark £170]
LOT 3, late Henry Reynolds: No 39 DENMARK ROAD: in the occupation of Miss Ewen
[purchased W Wollner £175]
LOT 4 late Henry Reynolds: No 41 DENMARK ROAD: in the occupation of  Mr E Andrews
[purchased W Woolner £175]
LOT 5, late Henry Reynolds: No 55 DENMARK ROAD: in the occupation of Mrs Mulliner
[purchased JA Barber £230]
LOT 6, late Henry Reynolds: No 57 DENMARK ROAD: in the occupation of Mr FJ Farden
[purchased FJ Farden £270]

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6 New Houses in Denmark Road by Woodroffe for Love
3 New Houses in Denmark Road by Mr Dunn for Mr Frost
Specifications to be prepared so that compulsory powers can be used
New House by Clement Smith in Denmark Road
Shed for Mr Branford at 12 Denmark Road
6 New Houses for Mr Read Crispin Denmark Road
6 New Houses by Mr Hopson in Denmark Road
6 New Houses [more?] for Mr Hopson in Denmark Road
Alterations to Houses belonging to Mr Pert near Denmark Rd. Referred
Private Roads: Required within 4 months to level & metal Roads
3 New Houses for GA Dunn in Denmark Road
Mr Betts, No constant water to houses. Proceedings against him.
New House by Mr Woodroffe for Mr Reynolds in Denmark Road
House by Clement Smith for Wm Robinson in Denmark Road
New House for GA Dunn in Denmark Road
2 New Houses in Denmark Road for Mr Dunn
New House for Mr GM Riches, Denmark Road. Had conditional OK
House for Mr Briggs in Denmark Road
A Mission Room in Denmark Road by Mr Hopson for Mrs Crowfoot
2 New Houses in Denmark road for Mr Reynolds
3 New Houses for James Knights in Denmark Road
2 New Houses in Denmark Road for Mr Reynolds
2 New Houses for Mr Brewster in Denmark Road
2 New Houses by Mr Woodroffe in Denmark Road
2 New Houses in Denmark Road for Benjamin Reynolds
New House in Denmark Road for Mr Watterfield
2 New Houses by Mr Woodroffe in Denmark Road
2 New Houses for Mr John Reynolds in Denmark Road
Making up denmark Road accepted
House in Denmark Road by Mr Larke for W Robinson
3 New Cottages for Richard Sutton in Denmark Road
New House for Wm Robinson in Denmark Road

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New House for Benjamin Reynolds junior in Denmark Road
4 New Cottages for John Reynolds in Denmark Road
New House in Denmark Road for Irah H Read to be visited
Alterations to House in Denmark Road for WJ Elliott
5 New Houses in Denmark Road for JE Knights
New stable & loft by Messrs Rose & Chaplin. Against Bye Laws
Additions to buildings near Denmark Road for Rose & Chaplin
3 New Houses for Wm Robinson in Denmark Road
2 New Houses for JC Read at rear of Denmark Road
2 Houses in Denmark Road for JE Knights
Making up Denmark Road: Reynolds Hen to pay £1 & Jn £1-10 mth

 
 ELLOUGH ROAD & INDUSTRIAL ESTATE

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SALE: Farming stock & Household Furniture of late Henry Wyatt.
HOUSES: Thirty Houses built in the Ellough Road; the Borough Surveyor acted as Architect at the
fee of £5 per house. Two different types of house:
Parlour Type 8s 7d per week; Non-Parlour Type 7s 2d pere week, inclusive of rates.
Decided to erect 12 [more?] Non-Parlour type on Ellough Road Estate & 4 Parlour type.

LAWSON MARDON FIBRENYLE
Lawson Mardon Fibrenyle is a major European manufacturer of plastic bottles. Located on the Ellough Airfield and at Gosford
Road in the centre of Beceles, the company makes millions of bottles a week. The bottles are used to package many of the
products which you buy on your trip to the supermarket: bottles for shampoo, conditioner, skin-care products, disinfectants,
washing-up liquid, polishes, cooking oil, squash, mineral water, milk powder

The original company was formed in 1946 at the very inception of plastic bottle blowmoulding. Right from the very beginning
the company developed an excellent reputation for making innovative containers, by utilising skills in materials blending and
processing. Two decades of rapid growth followed as more products moved into plastic containers, and in 1964 the company
relocated from London to the present Gosford Road site.

Growth continued and a special expertise in decorating bottles by silk-screen printing emerged. By 1974, space for expansion
in Becclcs had bccn taken up and Fibrenyle opened the Ellough factory and moved its I-lead Offices up to the Industrial Estate.
Growth and expansion at Ellough continued within the Lawson Mardon Group, whose Headquarters are in Toronto. Canada.
Many of the products manufactured at Beecles are exported to Europe and beyond, and have won a number of the coveted
Worldstar~ awards presented for packaging excellence, gaining a reputation known and valued throughout the packaging
world.

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SALE Mrs S Chapman: A capital OCCUPATION FARM known as “Marlborough Farm”, with well
 
 
Implement Shed, newly erected Granary, Root House, Cow Houses, 4 Bullock Boxes, 2 enclosed  
Yards, 3 bay Hovel, Granary, Calves’ House, Pig Stys, Cart Lodge etc., Orchard & 79a 2r 5p of  
excellent Arable & Pasture Land in Beccles & Weston.

built HOUSE, cotaining 3 Reception Rooms, Kitchen, Dairy, Pantry, 5 Bedrooms & 2 Attics
 

SALE: JR Crisp: LOT 1: Small FARM adjoining LONDON ROAD to which it has extensive  
frontage, comprising: Comfortable FARMHOUSE, ample Buildings, Garden, Orchard & 27a 2r 8p
of Arable Land & old Pasture LAND, farmed by the owner’s family for many years.
 
COTTAGE with Orchard & Garden, Farm Buildings, excellent MEADOW & an enclosure of  
ARABLE LAND total 14a 2r 39p.
 

1934 
 

TO LET: CHENERY’S FARM. Up to date FARMHOUSE (in course of erection), DOUBLE
COTTAGE, convenient premises & 124 acres (27 old pasture)

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4 Oct 
20 Mar 
19 Nov 
7 Feb 
5 Aug 

Gaol Lane 
Gaol Lane 
Gaol Lane 
Gaol Lane 
Gaol Lane 
Gaol Lane 
Gaol Lane 

approved 
approved 
approved 
approved 
approved 
approved 

New Mineral Water Manufactury for Lawrance in Gaol Lane
Clubhouse on Bowling Green near Police Station
Addition to Stables of Mr Lawrance in Gaiol Lane
Alterations to buildings in Gaol Lane for Messrs Lawrance
3 New Houses for Messrs Hindes in plot adjoining Gaol Lane
Addition to premises in Gaol Lane for Messrs Lawrance
Doors opening outwards to open inwards in Gaol Lane

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1927 

SALE by Exors of Col Thomson Wilson: LOT 2: No 26 GOSFORD ROAD. A brick & slated  
DWELLING HOUSE containing Sitting & Living Rooms & 3 Bedrooms. Let at rental of £10 to  

 
quarterly tenant.
 

SALE: No 42 GOSFORD ROAD, Dwelling House & large Garden, having 86ft road fronting,  
suitable for Nurseryman or Building purpose

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5 Feb 
8 Mar 
15 Mar 
5 Jun 
8 Oct 
2 Jun 
2 Jun 
5 Dec 
20 Sep 
6 Dec 
18 Dec 
8 Jan 
8 Feb 
7 Feb 
6 Aug 
18 Mar 
4 May 

query 
check 
protest 
approved 
approved 
approved 
approved 
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approved 
protest 
approved 

Gosford Road
Gosford Road
Gosford Road
Gosford Road
Gosford Road
Gosford Road
Gosford Road
Gosford Road
Gosford Road
Gosford Road
Gosford Road
Gosford Road
Gosford Road
Gosford Road
Gosford Road
Gosford Road
Gosford Road

New Houses: drainage & ventilation details required
Surveyor to check that building going up has been passed
Warned that building not passed. In future proceedings taken
New Granary & Engine House for Mr Robins in Gosford Road
New Workshops for Elliott & Garrood in Gosford Road
New Stables for Co-Op ion Gosford road
New Store for Elliott & Garrood in  Gosford Road
Addition to Elliot & Garrood in Gosford Road
Addition to Stables in Gosford Road for Co-Op
New Cowshed for Co-Op in Gosford Road
Mr HL Robins to submit plans for new building erected in Gosford Rd
Cowshed in Gosford Road for HL Robins
Motor House in Gosford Road for Messrs Elliott & Garrrod
Corner on E side Gosford Rd near Grove crossing ref Mr Woods
Alterations & Additions to Maltings near Station of Messrs Crisp
Repairs to Maltings in Gosford Road for Messrs Crisp
New Building for Messrs Crisp near Railway Station

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7 May 
21 Jun 
2 Aug 
2 Aug 
4 Oct 
11 Apr 
11 Apr 
6 Jun 
21 Aug 
21 Aug 
11 Jun 
11 Jun 
3 Jan 
7 Mar 
6 Feb 

approved 
approved 
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Grange Estate
Grange Estate
Grange Estate
Grange Estate
Grange Estate
Grange Estate
Grange Estate
Grange Estate
Grange Estate
Grange Estate
Grange Estate
Grange Estate
Grange Estate
Grange Estate
Grange Estate

Villa to be erected by Arthur Pells on Grange Estate
Commenced buiding, no plans seen. Discontinued. Catholic Priest's Ho
Altered Plan for House on Grange Estate by Arthur Pells
New Dwelling House for FE Banham on Grange Estate
Arthur Pells presents plan of FWD Robinson for Grange Estate
2 New Houses in Grange Estate for Mr Parkes
4 New Houses on Grange Estate for Elliott & Garrood
New House on Grange Estate for Mr Grimshaw [by Arthur Pells]
Schoolroom at back of House in Grange estate beloning to CF Parker
House on Grange estate for Wm Elliott
New House for Mr FWD Robinson on Grange Estate
2 New Houses for JQ Wilkinson on Grange Estate
House for Mr Elliott on Grange Estate
6 New Houses for Mr Elliott on Grange Estate
House on Grange Estate by Mr Dunn for Mr Petre

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3 Feb 
6 Feb 
17 Mar 
27 Oct 
4 Jun 
17 Nov 
4 Oct 
17 Jun 

approved 
approved 

Grange Estate
Grange Estate
Grange Estate
Grange Estate
Grange Road 
Grange Road 
Grange Road 
Grange Road 

2 New Houses on Grange Estate for Mr WE Downing
2 New Houses for Mr Elliott on Grange Estate
George Johnson to provide ventilation shats on Grange Estate £16-18
Names of Roads on Grange Estate to be put up
Additions to Mr Banham's House in Grange Road
Surveyor take down name plate at corner of Grange Rd next St Mary's
1 House in Grange Road for Herbert Hindes
Alterations to Highfield, Grange Rd & addition to School Room

1920 
1920 

SALE: FURNITURE: late Miss EF Turner: 10, GRESHAM ROAD
SALE: BUILDER’S YARD near RAILWAY Rent £20

1908 
1910 

Planning 
Planning 

6 Oct 
4 Oct 

Gresham Road
Gresham Road

Road from Station Rd to SE corner of Caxton Road: now Gresham Rd
1 New House 7 scullery in Gresham road; referred back

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1879 
 
1881 

SALE: Instructions from Messsrs Garrod, the Proprietors to Sell [see Sale Notice for plan]
 
 
 
 
 
Common Lane adjoining  Lot 1, 1a 1r 0p, occupied by William Garrod.

 
Yards, outbuildings & Gardens attached, occupied by Mrs Mannall & Mrs Candler, yearly tenants. at  
Rents of £10 p.a.; Land Tax 11s 3d
 
Storehouse, Stable & Gig House, all brick & stone built & tiled. Near Ingate [Grove] Road &  

TO BE LET: Market Garden belonging to the Corporation in Ingate Road [Grove  Road] in
occupation of John Copeman to be Let for 8 years

SALE: Property late William Gooch;
 
Cousens, H Aldous, C Aldous, E Feek
 

SALE: Property late William Gooch;
 
 
the occupation of Mrs Huggins, widow.
 

 
Horse beer house) with Stable, Cart Shed & Garen at the back & piece of Ground in front, now in

SALE: Property late William Gooch;
 
 
Warehouses, Drying Sheds, Drying Ground, Stables, Cart Sheds, & other outbuildings, together with  
a productive Orchard & Garden in the occupation of Wiliam Aldous & George Piper. Nearly an acre  
of Ground. Rent £27.
 

 
EARTHENWARE & TOBACCO PIPE Manufactury with Pot & Pipe Kilns, Wirkshops,  

SALE: Property late William Gooch;
 
Fruit Trees & Bushes. 2 Acres, occupied by W Gill.  
 
 

Free Rent to Manor of Rosehall 4s 6d
[W Gill £190]
SALE: Ingate Road: 3 brick & tiled Cottages adjoining the Thatched House, with shoemaker’s Shop
& Yard; occupied by William Moor, Anna Stevenson & Rufus Lewis Davy, £15-0-0 pa
SALE: West side & East side. Three long Vineries 62ft long to be removed, timber, glass, valuable

 
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1921 
 
 
 
1921 
 
1922 
 
 
1924 
 
 
 
 
 
 
1927 
1927 

SALE: Ingate Road: 4 substantial brick, stone & tile Cottages with Yards & Offices now in the  
occupation of Benjamin Tills, William Spall, Ann Gooch & Alice Wright. Aggregate £26-15-0
 
 

ALSO: range of 5 small brick & tiled Cottages at the rear of above, with small gardens, recently
occupied by Ann Gooch, George Chatter, Thomas Baldwin & William Tillett.

SALE: Freehold property: Substantial Dwelling House with Pot shed adjoining, Pot Kiln, Stabling,
Store House, Tile & Pot sheds & other buildings
 
John Clarke; Tenancies expire 6 July next.

SALE by Mrs Barton: No 50 INGATE [GROVE] Road VILLA RESIDENCE: containing Entrance  
 
water, with Office, & Garden in rear.
 

 
[withdrawn £395; since sold to WWJ Youngmans for £360]

SALE: Miss H Copeman: BUILDING SITE, INGATE [GROVE] Road, having a frontage of 105ft  
on Grove Road, depth of 128ft. 
 

 
[purchased HA King £150]

SALE: Thomas Anderson (leaving town) No 50 GROVE ROAD; Freehold. Erected about 1905.  
Substantially built.
 

SALE: Mrs Emma Ling: Nos 82 & 84 INGATE [GROVE] ROAD; Brick & Tile MODERN  
HOUSES; each containing 2 Sitting Rooms, 3 Bedrooms, small Gardens. Let at rentals of £14 6s,  
Tenants paying rates.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

[purchased LOT 1: JK Playford £310; LOT 2: JK Playford £225]
SALE: Mrs CA Jackson, 6 HOUSES INGATE [GROVE] ROAD.
No 68 occupation P Button, sold to Mr Woods £200
No 70: occupation Miss Pulham, sold to Mr Woods £200
No 72: occupation Soanes, sold to Sampson £200
No 96: occupation A Mills, sold to Mr Mills £235
No 104: occupation Jesling, sold to Mr J Esling £265
No 106 occupation G Smith, sold to Mr Goldsmith £280

SALE: 38-52 INGATE [GROVE] Road; Terrace of 8 DWELLING HOUSES, each having 2 Living  
 
Coppers, Iron Ovens & have good Cupboard accommodation. Large plot of  Garden in rear & brick  
& Tiled WCs, Water is laid on. Rents total £64 4s 4d. pa.
 

[withdrawn £600]
SALE: Nos 45, 49 & 51 INGATE [GROVE] ROAD
No 45 Ayrshire House 
No 49 Fernleigh
No 51 semi detached 
FIRE at 70 INGATE [GROVE] ROAD. left as a shell. Photograph.
Nos 72 & 74 badly damaged

occupant Mr PS Lewis 
occupant Mr CA Martin
occupant Mrs King 

SALE: 83 INGATE [GROVE] ROAD: Private Treaty JR Playford: Brick & Tiled RESIDENCE,  
freehold, includig fixtures & fittings
 

SALE: Mr BH Arger: No 81 INGATE [GROVE] ROAD; Modern RESIDENCE: containing
Entrance Hall, Bay-fronted Drawing Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, Pantry, Scullery, 3 Good  
Bedrooms, Bathroom, with hot & cold water supply & WC on first floor, and large Attic & Box  
Room on 2nd floor. Front & back Gardens containing WC, coal house & capital boarded Bicycle
House, and in rear a productive Kitchen Garden, containing 10 perches, planted with fruit trees &
bushes, large Fowl House at the end.
 

[purchased privately]
SALE: late Mrs Ruth Glover: INGATE [GROVE] ROAD: Household Furniture
SALE: Miss Foster: No 83 INGATE [GROVE] ROAD: VILLA RESIDENCE

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2 Jun 
5 May 
5 May 
3 Jun 
3 Jun 
3 Feb 
18 Aug 
19 Jan 
8 Mar 
17 Jan 
17 Apr 
6 Jun 
18 Jul 
3 Oct 

Grove Road 
Grove Road 
Grove Road 
Grove Road 
Grove Road 
Grove Road 
Grove Road 
Grove Road 
Grove Road 
Grove Road 
Grove Road 
Grove Road 
Grove Road 
Grove Road 

approved 
approved 
approved 
approved 
approved 
approved 
approved 
approved 
approved 
approved 

Additions & Alterations to house occupied by Mrs Tillott in Ingate Rd
2 New Houses for Mr Spurgeon in Ingate [Grove} Road
1 New House for Mr Baxter in Ingate [Grove] Road
New House leading from Ingate [Grove Rd] to Blyburgate
New House leading from Ingate [Grove Rd] to Blyburgate
Additions to House in Ingate [Grove] Road for Herbert Hindes
9 New Cottages in Ingate [Grove] Road for James Aldous
3 New Houses for Messrs Hipperson in Ingate [Grove] Road
8 New Houses for EJ Hindes in Ingate [Grove] Road
2 New Houses for James Aldous in Ingate [Grove] Road
Ingate (Grove) Road owners ask for path on W side, as in sale notice
Ingate [Grove] Road path tender: Geo Johnson £79 9s 6d accepted
2 New Houses in Ingate [Grove] Road for Messrs Hipperson
1 ? Houses in Ingate [Grove] Road for Messrs Hindes & Co

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8 May 
16 Oct 
20 Nov 
19 Feb 
9 Apr 
23 Apr 
2 Jul 
17 Sep 
16 Jun 
25 Aug 
8 Dec 
22 Dec 
6 Apr 
20 Jul 
3 Aug 
24 Aug 
26 Oct 
26 Oct 
26 Oct 
18 Jan 
18 Jan 
22 Mar 
5 Jul 
9 Aug 
2 Jan 
4 Feb 

Grove Road 
Grove Road 
Grove Road 
Grove Road 
Grove Road 
Grove Road 
Grove Road 
Grove Road 
Grove Road 
Grove Road 
Grove Road 
Grove Road 
Grove Road 
Grove Road 
Grove Road 
Grove Road 
Grove Road 
Grove Road 
Grove Road 
Grove Road 
Grove Road 
Grove Road 
Grove Road 
Grove Road 
Grove Road 
Grove Road 

approved 
approved 
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approved 
approved 

3 New Houses near Ingate [Grove] Road for W Elliott
2 New Houses for Messrs Hindes in Ingate [Grove] Road
1 House for W Elliott near Ingate [Grove] Road
1 House near Ingate [Grove] Road for W Elliott
1 House for W Elliott near Ingate [Grove] Road
Cottages in Ingate [Grove] Road: water closets replacing earth
1 House for W Elliott near Ingate [Grove] Road
1 House for W Elliott near Ingate [Grove] Road
National Telephone Co to place ploes in Grove Road as agreed
2 Houses in Grove Road for Messrs Hipperson
2 New Houses in Grove Rd for Jas Aldous
2 New Houses in Grove Road for Messrs Hindes
2 Dwelling Houses in Grove Road by HA King
2 Houses in Grove Road for G Johnson
2 Houses in Grove Road for Jas Aldous
2 Houses in Grove Road for Messrs Hipperson Bros
6 Houses in Grove Road for Jas Aldous
2 Houses in Grove Road for ER Stimpson
Surveyor: path on S side of Grove Rd opposite Coronation Cottages
Additions to House & Premises in Grove Road for Herbert Hindes
New Motor Shed in Grove Road for Mr MacMeeching
1 House in Grove Road for Mr Antingham
G Johnson to comply with Bye Laws on Houses in Grove Rd. 7 days
1 House in Grove Road for Jas Aldous by Arthur Pells
1 House by James Aldous in Grove Road
2 Houses for Mr King in Grove Road

approved 
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approved 
approved 
approved 
approved 
approved 
approved 
approved 

approved 
approved 
approved 

1919 
 

SALE: Mrs Jackson: Nos 5 & 6 The Harbourage, in the occupation of John Cooper & JA Eagle
[No 5 purchased J Aldous for AG Welch £215; No6 same £235]

1889 
 
 
1961 

Land on the East side of Kemp’s Lane 1a 0r 35p (of which 0a 3r 11p is copyhold of the Manor of
Barsham Hall), well adapted for building purposes, now occupied by Mr Botwright Brown, yearly

 
tenant. Rent £4.

PLANNING COMMITTEE
1884 

Planning 
Planning 

8 Jul 
4 Apr 

approved 
approved 

Kemp's Lane
Kemp's Lane

5 New Houses
Alterations to Cottages in Kemp's Lane for GA Dunn

1920 
 
 
1922 
 
1924 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
PLANNING COMMITTEE

SALE by Private Treaty by GM Riches: KILBRACK ROAD, Freehold RESIDENCE & Garden &  
Paddock
 
 
 

[purchased W Hubbard, Bramerton £1050]
SALE: late Nathaniel Pells: No 10 KILBRACK,
[purchased Mr W Woolnough £270]

SALE: late Mrs Driver: LOT 1: Brick & Slated RESIDENCE, No 1 KILBRACK, containing large  
 
Yard, in the occupation of Mrs Boulter as quarterly Tenant @ £16 18s, Tenant paying rates.
 
 
 
with front & back Gardens in the occupation of Mr WJ Smith @ £17 4s, the Tenant paying rates.
 

 
 
containing Entrance Hall, Large Bay-fronted Sitting Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, & 3 Bedrooms

[purchased JE Newson £325]
SALE late Mrs Driver: LOT 2: adjoining Brick & Slated RESIDENCE, No 2 KILBRACK ROAD,  

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7 May 
8 Oct 
7 Jan 
7 Jan 
4 May 
22 Jun 
3 Feb 

Kilbrack 
Kilbrack 
Kilbrack 
Kilbrack 
Kilbrack 
Kilbrack 
Kilbrack 

approved 
aproved 
protest 
approved 
approved 
protest 
approved 

2 New Houses in the new road through Kilbrack Eastate
6 New Houses for Charles Marshall in Kilbrack Road
Messrs Cross & Ram suggest taking over Kilbrack. Not agreed.
New House for WJ Boar in Kilbrack
2 Houses in Kilbrack for Mr Fuller
2 Houses in Kilbrack for Mr Boulton & Mr Salter referred back
New House for Mrs Driver in Kilbrack

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Planning 
Planning 
Planning 
Planning 

5 Jul 
8 Apr 
3 May 
18 Feb 

approved 
approved 
approved 
approved 

Market Street?
Market Street
Market Street
Market Street

Alterations to Mr Crowfoot's Surgery
Alterations to premises in Market Street occupied by Caleb Chase
Additions to Crowfoot & Fox's Surgery in Market Street
Alterations to Messrs Crowfoot, Fox & Wod-Hill Surgery

1925 
 

A separate GPs Surgery was established in 1925 in Market Street, which was in use until 1981
This latterly was staffed by 5 Doctors

1889 
1910 

Planning 
Planning 

7 May 
17 May 

Marsh 
Marsh 49 

Fred Hall licenced to boil bones on Marsh hired from Council on Marsh
Sanitary convenience at Aeroplane Factory on Marsh 49

 
NEW ROAD

 
 
 
 
1912 
 
 
 
PLANNING COMMITTEE

Road] and having a frontage on new Road of 15ft, and a depth of about 70ft
 
 
 

LOT 4: A similar BUILDING SITE
LOT 5: A similar BUILDING SITE
[Los 3, 4 & 5 purchased by CCBetts at £15 each.]

SALE by Mr Caleb Chase: Nos 10, 11 & 12 New Road, 3 Brick & Slated Freehold DWELLING  
HOUSES, each with 2 Sitting Rooms & 2 Bedrooms, and a range of brick & slated Wash Houses

 
in rear
 

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1928   
1932 
 

SALE: Mrs C Wright:
LOT 1: No 12 Pound Road in the occupation of Mr EJ Shiplee
LOT 2: No 14 Pound Road in the occupation of Mr JJ Livock
LOT 3: No 16 Pound Road in the occupation of Mr JE Finch
[withdrawn £680]
SALE: Mrs E Wright: Nos 12 & 16 POUND ROAD, Freehold DWELLING HOUSES £38 3s pa
SALE by order of Mortgagee: No 16 POUND ROAD: Bay Fronted DWELLING HOUSE,
containing Hall, 2 Sitting Rooms, 3 Bedrooms, etc. Let at rental of £19 2s pa.

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19 Aug 
17 Apr 
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6 Apr 
20 Jul 
7 Jun 

Pound Lane 
Pound Road 
Pound Road 
Pound Road 
Pound Road 
Pound Road 
Pound Road 

Pound in Ravensmere [Pound Lane] to be putinto repair
Pound Road to be given that name
Pound Road to be mamed Pound Road
Surveyor to renumber houses in Pound Roads
1 House in Pound Road for WL Clarke
3 Houses in Pound Road for Mr Ellwood
1 House in Pound Road for JC Read

approved 
approved 
approved 

1919 
 

SALE: War Department by Tender: Summer Camp: Structures & fittings: Corrugated Iron
Cookhouses, Field Latrines, Paving Slabs, Stoneware, Drainpies etc. in PRIORY ROAD

1915 
 
 
 

SALE:Executors of Col Thomson Wilson; Nos 1 & 1a QUEEN’S ROAD: Two Brick & Slated  
 
Tenants at rents of £20 pa.
 

1918 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
1919 
 
1920 
 
 
PLANNING COMMITTEE

SALE: late Miss Elizabeth Friston: LOT 1: 21 QUEEN’S ROAD; A modern brick DWELLING  
 
Front Sitting Room, Back Sitting Room, Pantry, Scullery, Landing with cupboard, 3 Bedrooms,  
Cement Yard, Coal House, small Vegetable Garden.
 
 
 
 

 
 
corrugated iron runs, length over 42ft.
 

[purchased F Brown £255]
LOT 2: the above Garden, a boarded & corrugated Iron double Poultry House with covered  

[purchased H Hopson £3]
SALE: Mr F Taylor, who is leaving Town. No 24 QUEEN’S ROAD; Stock in Trade: Carpenter’s &

SALE: Nos 35 & 37 QUEEN’S ROAD
No 35 occupation S Fairhead,  
No 37 occupation JTurner

purchased Mr Fairhead £235
purchased G Smith £200

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17 May 

Queen's Road
Queen's Road
Queen's Road
Queen's Road
Queen's Road
Queen's Road
Queen's Road
Queen's Road
Queen's Road
Queen's Road
Queen's Road
Queen's Road
Queen's Road
Queen's Road

Private Roads: Required within 4 months to level & metal Roads
2 New Houses for FJ Allen in Queen's Road
Mr Hindes for New House on behalf of George Johnson in Queen's Road
Mr Loades erected buildings in Queen's Road without plans passed
House by Mr Dunn in Queen's Road
New House in Queen's Road by Charles Spurling
2 New Houses for Mr Allen in Queen's Road
2 New Houses by George Johnson in Queen's Road
3 New House by Mr Dunn for Thomas Bent
3 New Houses for GA Dunn in Queen's Road
5 New Houses for Mr Herbert Hindes in Queen's Road
New House in Queen's Road for EJ Hindes
6 New Houses in Queen's Road for Mr George Johnson
2 New Houses for Mr Bent; but outer walls of offiuces 9 ins thick

approved 
approved 
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SALE: EXECUTORS of Dr Aldis Wright; SMALLHOLDING situate in RIGBORN HILL with  
 
11a 1r 4p now in the occupation of Mr TJ Self
 

PLANNING COMMITTEE
1884 

Planning 
Planning 

5 Feb 
1 Oct 

Rigbone Hill 
Rigbone Hill 

approved 
approved 

New House & outbuildings on Rigbone Hill
New Cowhed for Dr Aldis Wright on Rigbone Hill

1919 
 
1921 
 
 
 
1932 

SALE: Mrs EE Ridge by Private Treaty: UPLANDS [now called The Lawns] RINGSFIELD ROAD
[Miss Agnes Smith £1375]

SALE OF LAND: AR Hardy: RINGSFIELD ROAD: Pasture Land 5a 2r 16p with thriving belt of  
 
Houses, being in a high & healthy position, within 5 minutes walk of the Town.
 

[withdrawn £410]
SALE: Furniture: HALCYON, RINGSFIELD ROAD.

PLANNING COMMITTEE
1896 

Planning 
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6 Oct 
5 May 
19 Apr 
21 May 
8 Jul 
30 Sep 

approved 
approved 

Ringsfield Rd
Ringsfield Rd
Ringsfield Rd
Ringsfield Rd
Ringsfield Rd
Ringsfield Rd

New School [Catholic] for Rev FM Fulton in Ringsfield Road
New House for Mr AR Meyer in Ringsfield Road
Refuse of August camp of Nofolk Cyclist Battalion to be cleared
Temporary Shed for Mr Brand in Ringsfield Road
Council cannot extend sewer to Meadowcroft, Ringsfield Rd
Stable & Motor Shed for GCK Cowles at Meadcroft, Ringsfield Road

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1913 

The school was founded in 1632 by Sir John Leman, then Lord Mayor of London and Prime Warden of the Fishmongers’
Company. As a Free School, 50 boys from Beccles, Ringsfield and Gillingham were educated there each year in its Fine original
building in Ballygate. This is now the Beceles Town Museum. [see Ballygate]

1933 
 
 
 
 
 
Over the sixty years 1910-1970 the school roll rose from 80 to nearly 500 pupils. It became the Sir John Leman Grammar School
and counted among its finest scholars Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin, Nobel Prize winner for Chemistry in 1964.
In  1971 thc school became a comprehensive upper school serving a large area of the Waveney Valley, South Norfolk and
beyond. Now the school has grown in size to accommodate over 1300 students in the 13-18 age range. Over 300 are in the Sixth
Form. New buildings have been added, a thriving Sports Centre developed, and the school is the centre for adult education in
the community. However, the desire to provide quality education has been fiercely maintained and is symbolised by the school
motto ‘Achievement for All’.

The Headmaster is George Watson, Esq.
 
 
teachers. The school has six classrooms, science laboratory, large assembly hall, manual instruction  
and domestic subjects room, dining hall, kitchen, separate playgrounds, ten acres of playing fileds,  
with lawn tennis courts and a school garden.

 
between the ages of 8 and 18. Provision is made for 156 pupils, and for the training of student  

Frederick Skipper died aged 96, Norwich Architect. Designed & built:
i ) Rebuilt the Maltings near the Station after the fire of 1912, which “destroyed almost the complete property.”
ii ) The original buildings of the Sir John Leman High School in Ringsfield Road in 1914

1955 
May  

The present school has recently been considerably improved and enlarged and the additions were officially opened in
 

1870 
 
1873 
 

Price of Land for Well for Water Works settled by arbitration. Work has started. Expected that the main streets
will be supplied with water by the end of October
Beccles Waterworks: Management will be carried on by Mr Read Crisp - applications for laying on services &
for supply of water.

1896 
1902 
1904 
1908 
1909 
1909 

Planning 
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14 Apr 
4 Feb 
4 Jun 
17 Nov 
2 Feb 
7 Dec 

South Road 
South Road 
South Road 
South Road 
South Road 
South Road 

Widening of Bullock's Lane [now South Road]
2 New Houses for Mr W Elliott in Bullock's Lane (South Road)
New Water Tower for Waterworks Co [in South Road?]
6 New Houses in Bullock's Avenue [South Road] for Arthur Pells
1 House in South Road for Arthur Pells
Additions to House in South Road for Arthur Pells

approved 
approved 
approved 
approved 
approved 

1920 
 
 
 
 
 
PLANNING COMMITTEE

SALE: Mrs JJ Lay & Mrs JW Bond: St ANNE’S ROAD
No 1 Sandringham Terr: occupant Mrs Gooderham 
No 2 Sandringham Terr  occupant Alderton
No 3 Sandringham Terr occupant Ballard 
No 4 Sandringham Terr occupant Hughes 
No 6 Sandringham Terr occupant Moore 

withdrawn £195
passed
passed
passed
passed

1911 
1911 
1910 
1910 
1910 
1905 

Planning 
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6 Jun 
4 Jul 
17 May 
22 Nov 
20 Dec 
5 Dec 

St Anne's Rd ?
St Anne's Rd ?
St Anne's Rd?
St Anne's Rd?
St Anne's Rd?
St Anne's Road

Spalding must put in chimney bays in 2 houses near Swine's Green
Spalding & Carter must supply water to new houses near Ingate
Estate on road from Ingate to Swine's Green by JJ Lay referred back
New Estate laid by A Pells for Spalding St Anne's Rd? Building Line etc
8 Houses on and near Ingate.[ St Anne's Road?]
Fried Fish Van of AJ Leggate to stop parking in St Anne's Road

protest 
protest 
approved 
protest 

ROAD.
 

1871 
1873 
1884 
1885 
1885 
1922 
 
 

TO BE LET: Genteel Residence in St George’s Road. Apply Rev Henry Stacey, Hungate.
SALE: Furniture of William Hamby in St George’s Place
SALE: late Mrs Catherine Gibson [or Gipson] Househo ld effects
SALE: St George’s Road: South Villa, late Mrs Rabett; Household Furniture

SALE: St George’s Road: Bytown Place, late Mrs Sarah Wells
 
Mills 3r 12p
 

1885 
1888 
1904 
1905 
1907 
1908 
1908 
1908 
1909 
1909 
1910 
1910 
1910 
1910 
1911 
1911 
1912 

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6 Oct 
2 Oct 
20 Sep 
17 Oct 
8 Oct 
15 Sep 
6 Oct 
17 Nov 
8 Jun 
22 Jun 
19 Apr 
3 May 
20 Sep 
22 Nov 
7 Feb 
21 Feb 
7 May 

St George's Rd
St George's Rd
St George's Rd
St George's Rd
St George's Rd
St George's Rd
St George's Rd
St George's Rd
St George's Rd
St George's Rd
St George's Rd
St George's Rd
St George's Rd
St George's Rd
St George's Rd
St George's Rd
St George's Rd

Additions to Mill of NW Pells
No sewer required.
New Office in St George's Road for NW Pells [Mill?]
Addition to No 6 St George's Road for Mrs AR Block
9 New Houses in St George's Road for Co-Op
Houses in St George's Road to be renumbered
Road from bridge to Pells' Mill to Swine's Green: now St George's Rd
4 New Houses in St George's Road for WL Clarke
1 House in St George's Road for AF Goffin
Making up of Pleasant Place & St Gerge's Road complete
1 House for AH Pye in St George's Road referred, approved 3 May
2 Houses in St George's Road for HA King
1 House in St George's Road by George Johnson
2 New Houses in St George's Road to Geporge Johnson
2 Houses in St George's Road for Jas Aldous
2 Houses inSt George's Road by Mr Betts
Alterations & Addditions to Mill in St George's Road

approved 
approved 
approved 

approved 
approved 

approved 
approved 
approved 
approved 
approved 
approved 

1866 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
1927 
 
 
 
 

SALE of Property of Samuel Haward, deceased
 
 
 
 
 
pallisades. All the Landlord’s fixtures will be included.  They comprise the Register & other Stoves,  
Marble & wood Mantel Pieces, a Cooking Range, Copper & setting, Grate, Stone Sink, Lead Pump
and Tank for rain water; Dresser & complete Store Room, Pantry & Closet Shelving & Fittings.
 
 

 
 
 
 
which it is connected; The Garden in front is tastefully laid out and enclosed from the road by iron

LOT 2: In the occupation of Miss Lenny at a Rent of £19 19s:
Containing an Entrance Hall & Vestibule, Two Sitting Rooms, Four Sleeping Rooms, Kitchen, Store
Room, and a Basement Cellar; with a detached Coal House in an enclosed Yard at the back.
The right, in common with Lot 3, to use the Pump in the Yard and to draw water from the well with

Freehold;   Land Tax 10s 6d;   Apportioned Tithe-commutation Rent-charge 11d
[Purchased by Rev Christian Lenny for £310]

SALE Late Mrs Esther Holmes: Nos 1 & 3 St GEORGE’S ROAD, each containing Entrance &  
 
& Maid’s Bedroom & in No 3 small Bedroom & Bathroom, with Yards, WCs & outhouses in rear &  
small front Lawns. Let on Quarterly tenancies to Mrs JS Palmer & Mr L Dennis at rental of £51  
pa. 

1866 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
1927 
 
 
 
 

SALE of Property of Samuel Haward, deceased
 
 
 
 
 
pallisades. All the Landlord’s fixtures will be included.  They comprise the Register & other Stoves,  
Marble & wood Mantel Pieces, a Cooking Range, Copper & setting, Grate, Stone Sink, Lead Pump
and Tank for rain water; Dresser & complete Store Room, Pantry & Closet Shelving & Fittings.
 
 

 
 
 
 
which it is connected; The Garden in front is tastefully laid out and enclosed from the road by iron

LOT 3: In the occupation of Mrs Thompson at a Rent of £19 19s:
Containing an Entrance Hall & Vestibule, Two Sitting Rooms, Four Sleeping Rooms, Kitchen, Store
Room, and a Basement Cellar; with a detached Coal House in an enclosed Yard at the back.
The right, in common with Lot 2, to use the Pump in the Yard and to draw water from the well with

Freehold;   Land Tax 10s 6d;   Apportioned Tithe-commutation Rent-charge 11d
[Purchased by the Misses Meen for £280]

SALE Late Mrs Esther Holmes: Nos 1 & 3 St GEORGE’S ROAD, each containing Entrance &  
 
& Maid’s Bedroom & in No 3 small Bedroom & Bathroom, with Yards, WCs & outhouses in rear &  
small front Lawns. Let on Quarterly tenancies to Mrs JS Palmer & Mr L Dennis at rental of £51  
pa. 

1866 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

SALE of Property of Samuel Haward, deceased
 
 
 
 
 
pallisades. All the Landlord’s fixtures will be included.  They comprise the Register & other Stoves,  
Marble & wood Mantel Pieces, a Cooking Range, Copper & setting, Grate, Stone Sink, Lead Pump
and Tank for rain water; Dresser & complete Store Room, Pantry & Closet Shelving & Fittings.
 

 
 
 
 
which it is connected; The Garden in front is tastefully laid out and enclosed from the road by iron

LOT 4: In the occupation of Mrs Swan at a Rent of £15 10s:
Containing an Entrance Hall & Vestibule, Two Sitting Rooms, Four Sleeping Rooms, Kitchen, Store
Room, and a Basement Cellar; with a detached Coal House in an enclosed Yard at the back.
The right, in common with Lot 5, to use the Pump in the Yard and to draw water from the well with

1866 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
1877
 

SALE of Property of Samuel Haward, deceased
 
 
 
 
 
pallisades. All the Landlord’s fixtures will be included.  They comprise the Register & other Stoves,  
Marble & wood Mantel Pieces, a Cooking Range, Copper & setting, Grate, Stone Sink, Lead Pump
and Tank for rain water; Dresser & complete Store Room, Pantry & Closet Shelving & Fittings.
 
 

 
 
 
 
which it is connected; The Garden in front is tastefully laid out and enclosed from the road by iron

LOT 5: In the occupation of ? at a Rent of £15 10s:
Containing an Entrance Hall & Vestibule, Two Sitting Rooms, Four Sleeping Rooms, Kitchen, Store
Room, and a Basement Cellar; with a detached Coal House in an enclosed Yard at the back.
The right, in common with Lot 4, to use the Pump in the Yard and to draw water from the well with

[Purchased by Miss Newman £260]
SALE:  By Mr Fenn
St George’s Terrace [No 7]: Freehold Residence formerly in the occupation of late Mrs Newman, near
London  Road.  Entrance  Hall,  Front  Sitting  Room,  Back  Parlour,  Kitchen,  Store  Room,  Cellar,  4
Bedrooms, Offices, Frnt Garden, Yard at the back, with right to a Pump of excellent Spring Water. Also
copper pump for soft water. A proper cnnection has been made with the new Public Sewer.
Land Tax 8s 9d; Tithe Rent Charge of 11d.
[Purchased by Mr Day, Worlingham for £335]

1866 
 
 

SALE of Property of Samuel Haward, deceased
LOT 6: Building Plot south-east of Lot 5
[Purchasd by Miss Harvey £54] This was not built on until some time between 1954 & 1965

1863 
 
1922 
 
 
 

TO BE LET: House known as By-Town-Place with a large Garden of 1/4 acre near St George’s  
Place in London Road, in occupation of William Ward. Apply William Woodroffe, builder.

SALE: late Nathaniel Pells: TWO small Dwelling HOUSES in St GEORGE’S Road, known as  
Bytown Place
 
 

1865 
 
1872 
 
see Occupation: Millers

Ingate Tower Mill: Mrs Leavold thanks for support of her Husband. N Walter Pells has purchased
Mill & Business.

On Saturday afternoon a heavy thunderstorm Pells’s windmill struck by lightning & one of the sails
damaged, although not to a very great extent.

1858 
 
1867 

TO BE LET: Myrtle Cottage, to be let the Cottage Residence, near London Road, lately occupied by
Mrs W Sharpin, to whom application may be made
TO BE LET: House in Love Lane, now in the occupation of Mr Moore. Apply East Suffolk Office.

PLANNING COMMITTEE
1888 

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5 Jun 
2 Aug 
23 Aug 
3 Jan 

St Mary's Road
St Mary's Road
St Mary's Road
St Mary's Road

New Roads near St Mary's Road for FWD Robinson
New Sewer for St Mary's Road
Additions to St Benet's
Plans of St Benet's Church and Monastery

1889 
1898 
1899 

approved 
approved 

1878 
 
 
1915 
 
 
 
1919 
 
£360]

SALE: LOT 3: freehold premises late John Pedgrift: Three Cottage Tenements in St Mary’s Road
occupied by F Boyce [No 1], Mrs Cattermole [No 3] & W Dunn [No 5]. Annual Rent £17.
 

SALE by Executors of Dr Aldis Wright: 3 brick & Tiled COTTAGES Nos 1, 3 & 5 St MARY’S  
ROAD in the occupation of Mr AM Clarke, Mrs Balls, & Mr CM Mobbs, with large Garden suitable  
for building purposes
 

SALE by WT Weeks: 1, 3 & 5, St MARY’S ROAD, Three COTTAGES and large Garden,
occupation of Mrs Clarke,  Mrs Balls & Mr CM Mobbs; Rent £28 16s

 
[purchased JP Larkman

1878 
 
 
1998 

SALE: Lot 4: Garden for building Land adjoining Lots 1 & 3, having a frontage of 56ft on St Mary’s
Road. Annual Rent £2 - 10s
[LOT 4 purchase SW Rix £86]
BUNGALOW purchased for Medical Practice

1878 
 
 
1915 
 
 
1917 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
1989 
1992 

SALE: LOT 1: freehold premises late John Pedgrift: St Mary’s Road: Double Villa occupied by
David Jude [No 9] and R Aldous [No 7]. Annual rent of £32.
[LOT 1 purchased SW Rix £530]

SALE by Executors of Dr W Aldis Wright: LOT 1: VILLA RESIDENCES, Nos 7 & 9 St MARY’S  
ROAD, with good Gardens, now in the occupation of Miss LM Parker [No 7] & Mr D Jude [No 9]
 

DEATH OF DAVID JUDE aged 84 at his house in St Mary’s Road. He retired nearly 25 years ago.
 
Nuisances & School Attendance Officer. Retired in July 1893, but remained Registrar of Births and
Deaths until 1896. He succeeded Charles Bobbett as Clerk to the Feoffees 1853 until 1896. Clerk to
the Mettingham Feoffees 1877-92 & for several years was Secretary to Beccles Hospital. He was the  
oldest member of the Congregational Church & Trustee of the Mill Land Trust, which provides the  
endowment of this Church, now comprised in the Manse. Chief Mourners: Miss Jude & Mrs  
Cameron (daughters, Mr A King (son-in law)
 
 

CAXTON VILLA No 7 Purchased by the Medical Practice for Surgery
CAXTON VILLA No 9 Purchased by the Medical Practice for Surgery

1925 
 
1980 
 
 

 
 
 
officialy opened in March 1981
 

[A separate GPs Surgery had been established in 1925 in Market Street, which was in use until 1981
This latterly was staffed by 5 Doctors]
New Medical Centre developed next to the Hospital. Started functioning in Autumn 1980 and was

1925 
 
1933 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The Beccles & District War Memorial Hospital situated between St Mary’s Road & Ashman’s Road,
was erected in 1924 at a cost of £13,000 which was raised by public subscription; there are 21 beds.

The erection of the Hospital by Messrs Thurman, Ltd., of Felixstowe, was commenced in February
 
subscribed and spent in its erection. The building was formally opened on 16th, February, 1924, by  
Major General Sir anthony Bowlby, KCB, KCMG, KCVO, FRCS (Surgeon-in-Ordinary to HM the
King).
 
 
 
 
 
Fete.

 
up-to-date character, and includes an excellent X-ray apparatus for diagnosis and treatment, an Arc  
Lamp for artificial sunlight treatment, and a very fine Operating Theatre.
 
Treatment and to enlarge the Out-patients department, the money being raised by a Carnival and

1857 
 
 
 

SALE: George Bullock, miller, Exors:
LOT 1: Double Dwelling House & Gardens occupied By John Baldry & James Watling
LOT 2: New Double Dwelling with Garden, adjoining, and North of  Lot 1
LOT 3: Arable Land, north of Lot 2 containing 35 rods.

1867 
1867 
 
1872 
 
 

TO LET: Small Genteel Residence recently occupied by John Williams, Esq, deceased. Apply Mrs
Barker, London Road

TO BE LET: Meadow, small & very productive 2a 1r 7p abutting on Bullock’s Lane in occupation
of John Cooper. To be Let by Tender.
 

1891 
 
 
1919 
 
 
1919 
 
 
 
 

SALE: executors of Mrs Sarah Leavold [12 & 14 Bullock Lane]
 
Garden; occupied by Mrs Baldry & William Rushmer, quarterly tenants. Aggregate Rent £12.

SALE: Executors of late William Elliott: LOT 4: Enclosure of Old Pasture Land abutting Bullock’s
Lane. Long frontage thereto, ripe for Building, 2a 0r 21p
 

SALE: Executors of late William Elliott: LOT 5: Enclosure of fine Old Pasture adjoining LOT 4.  
 
part of Lot 1 & Lots 2, 3, 4, & 5, in occupation of mr H Theobald. Tenancy expires 11 October next.
 
 

[no offer]
[The 4 Lots unsold were afterwards sold privately to Mr A Elliott]

1922 
 
 
 
1922