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Nevill Avenue, HOVE, BN3 7NA

Bounded by Cranmer Avenue and Old Shoreham Road in the south, Hove Park School to the east, Holmes Avenue to the west and Nevill Avenue in the north. They have been allotments in the area since the 1890s once stretching from Nevill Road in the east to Elm Drive in the west and Nevill Road and Court Farm Road in the north, however, building developments have gradually diminished the size, Nevill Avenue's construction in the north in 1932 halved the size, housing in the 1970s plus schools and hospitals have reduced the number of plots to the current 336. This still makes it possibly the largest allotment in Brighton and Hove. The houses in view belong to Nevill Avenue.

Linking Nevill Road, the A2023, with Hangleton Road, the A2038. The road was constructed in 1932 and the houses followed soon after on land that was once allotments.

Linking Nevill Road, the A2023, with Hangleton Road, the A2038. The road was constructed in 1932 and the houses followed soon after on land that was once allotments.

Bounded by Cranmer Avenue and Old Shoreham Road in the south, Hove Park School to the east, Holmes Avenue to the west and Nevill Avenue in the north. They have been allotments in the area since the 1890s once stretching from Nevill Road in the east to Elm Drive in the west and Nevill Road and Court Farm Road in the north, however, building developments have gradually diminished the size, Nevill Avenue's construction in the north in 1932 halved the size, housing in the 1970s plus schools and hospitals have reduced the number of plots to the current 336. This still makes it possibly the largest allotment in Brighton and Hove.

Allotments until the 1930s when the land was given over to Hove County Grammar School for Girls. The current mixed comprehensive originated from a reorganisation in 1979.

The playing fields were opened in 1961 on the site of former allotments, it is large enough to contain four football pitches of two cricket pitches. This is one of two all weather wickets which is in an area of the playing fields which is currently being relaid. The houses in the background belong to Nevill Avenue.

Small one way road that services Nevill Playing Fields and Aldrington County Primary School. The entrance is via Eridge Road to the north. Straight ahead is North Nevill Allotments the only surviving strip of extensive allotments that once existed here.

Bounded by Cranmer Avenue and Old Shoreham Road in the south, Hove Park School to the east, Holmes Avenue to the west and Nevill Avenue in the north. They have been allotments in the area since the 1890s once stretching from Nevill Road in the east to Elm Drive in the west and Nevill Road and Court Farm Road in the north, however, building developments have gradually diminished the size, Nevill Avenue's construction in the north in 1932 halved the size, housing in the 1970s plus schools and hospitals have reduced the number of plots to the current 336. This still makes it possibly the largest allotment in Brighton and Hove.

Originally Hove County Grammar School for Girls until reorganisation in 1979 turned into the current mixed comprehensive.

Laid out in 1961 on former allotments. It is large enough for four football pitches and two cricket pitches. Most of the southern side is being relaid at the moment hence the fence. The houses in the distance are in Nevill Road whilst the chimney of the British Engineerium is to the left.