Looking at the top end of Ilges lane

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Looking at the top end of Ilges lane

Image: © Bill Nicholls Taken: 6 Apr 2008

This is the top end of Ilges Lane, the houses on the left hand side were built in the 1960s on part of the allotments that were sold off to fund the new pavilion after the old one was burnt down. Recently the council tried to do this again by selling off the rest to fund the building of a new one due to the last one that was built being burned down. The villagers fought against this and won and stopped them selling off any more of the village allotments. Saying that, there are some at the bottom of the Wallingford road that have not been used in years.

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Image Location

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Latitude
51.574443
Longitude
-1.146574