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Community Hubs
This page shows information on community hub projects and construction across Redbridge.
https://www.redbridge.gov.uk/regeneration-and-growth/community-hubs
Locally Listed Building - Alfreton 34 Broomhill Road - Alfreton 34 Broomhill Road, Woodford Green - Map - Redbridge
1892, architect J.A. Gotch. Style Victorian 'Tudor'. Detached buildings of two storeys and attics, red brick with stone dressings and with tall, fluted chimney stacks with diagonally set brickwork.
Locally Listed Building - 2-11 The Terrace - 2-11 (consecutive) The Terrace, Woodford Green - Map - Redbridge
A row of five mid-nineteenth century, semi-detached villas.
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Customer charter
Building control services help you to deliver building projects that comply with all building, health and safety, and environmental regulations.
https://www.redbridge.gov.uk/planning-and-building/building-control/customer-charter
Statutory Listed Building - HIGH ROAD (WEST SIDE), Woodford Green. Nos.393 & 395 The Castle Hotel. - Map - Redbridge
Three Storeys Stuccoed, Grade II -Listed 3.4.73 -Early C19th See Historic England for more about this listing
Statutory Listed Building - HIGH ROAD (WEST SIDE), Woodford Green. Two gateposts in front of no.377. - Map - Redbridge
Pair of gateposts, Grade II -Gate Posts -Listed 22.2.79 See Historic England for more about this listing
From High Road , Woodford Green in aneasterly direction to Salway Close - Map - Redbridge
Footpath
Locally Listed Building - 19 Broomhill Road - 19 Broomhill Road, Woodford Green - Map - Redbridge
Built 1890 in the Queen Anne style. The property is detached and set over three storeys. Constructed from buff stocks with red brick dressings. The dwelling has a central entrance accessed up steps flat canopy on curved decorative brackets and surround
Locally Listed Building - South Lodge, 1 The Glade - South Lodge 1, The Glade, Woodford Green - Map - Redbridge
Circa 1880 old English Revival. Part one storey and part two storey. Red brick with half timbered gable. Thatch roof. Angled chimneys. Latticed casements. Formerly an entrance lodge to Knighton House.
