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Dropped kerbs (footway crossings)
A dropped kerb or footway crossing is when the pavement in front of your property is lowered so that you can drive over the pavement onto your driveway or front garden.
https://www.redbridge.gov.uk/roads-and-pavements/dropped-kerbs
Redbridge pupils impress with big ideas at social enterprise Dragons’ Den
Redbridge pupils impress with big ideas at social enterprise Dragons’ Den
False Widow Spiders
Information regarding False Widow Spiders
https://www.redbridge.gov.uk/business/environmental-health/pest-control/false-widow-spiders
Article 4 Direction 28-30 High Street Wanstead - Map - Redbridge
This Article 4 Direction takes away permitted development rights granted under Part 2 A of the GPDO for ‘The erection, construction, maintenance, improvement or alteration of a gate, fence, wall or other means of enclosure’.
https://my.redbridge.gov.uk/map/article-4-directions/article-4-direction-28-30-high-street-wanstead
Locally Listed Building - House at Entrance (Rose Cottage) of Hainault Farm - House at Entrance (Rose Cottage) of Hainault Farm, Hainault Road (West Side), Romford - Map - Redbridge
1855. Two storey. Stock brick. Gabled slate roof. Two windows first floor. Central entrance with projecting porch and one window to ground floor. Rendered East gable wall. Plaque “VR 1855”.
Locally Listed Building - Travelers Friend P.H. - Travelers Friend P.H. 496 & 498 High Road, Woodford Green - Map - Redbridge
Early-mid nineteenth century public house. Three storeys and three bays wide. Stucco facade and flank walls with high parapet having scalloped flashing below coping. Parapet conceals low pitch slate roof with central valley.
Locally Listed Building - Forest Farm and Cottages at Forest Farm - Forest Farm and Cottages at Forest Farm, Forest Road, Hainault - Map - Redbridge
1855/57. Large complex of cottages and barns built by Crown Estates. Two storeys. Yellow stocks, low pitch slate roof. Wall Plaque with VR (Victoria Royal) in upper left corner, AR (Albert Royal) in upper right corner, crown in centre and date 1855.
