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Mangreen Lane, NORWICH, NR4 6US

Brooks Green (formerly known as Harford) was opened in 2009. The site, which is leased from a private land owner, accommodates 8 Traveller families and is managed by the Broadland Housing Association. Situated near to the Harford Park & Ride car park, at the southern end of the northern section of a rural lane called Mangreen, it comprises eight pitches, each consisting of a living area and a hard standing suitable for up to three or four caravans with separate car parking spaces for each unit. There is also a secure site compound (depicted here) which can be used for communal or other activities.

Brooks Green (formerly known as Harford) was opened in 2009. The site, which is leased from a private land owner, accommodates 8 Traveller families and is managed by the Broadland Housing Association. Situated near to the Harford Park & Ride car park, at the southern end of the northern section of a rural lane called Mangreen, it comprises eight pitches, each consisting of a living area and a hard standing suitable for up to three or four caravans with separate car parking spaces for each unit. There is also a secure site compound which can be used for communal or other activities.

Brooks Green (formerly known as Harford) was opened in 2009. The site > http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4416417 which is leased from a private land owner, accommodates 8 Traveller families and is managed by the Broadland Housing Association. Situated near to the Harford Park & Ride car park, at the southern end of the northern section of a rural lane called Mangreen, it comprises eight pitches, each consisting of a living area and a hard standing suitable for up to three or four caravans with separate car parking spaces for each unit. There is also a secure site compound > http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4416422 which can be used for communal or other activities.

Brooks Green (formerly known as Harford) was opened in 2009. The site > http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4416417 which is leased from a private land owner, accommodates 8 Traveller families and is managed by the Broadland Housing Association. Situated near to the Harford Park & Ride car park, at the southern end of the northern section of a rural lane called Mangreen, it comprises eight pitches, each consisting of a living area and a hard standing suitable for up to three or four caravans with separate car parking spaces for each unit. There is also a secure site compound > http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4416422 which can be used for communal or other activities.

Brooks Green (formerly known as Harford) was opened in 2009. The site > http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4416417 which is leased from a private land owner, accommodates 8 Traveller families and is managed by the Broadland Housing Association. Situated near to the Harford Park & Ride car park, at the southern end of the northern section of a rural lane called Mangreen, it comprises eight pitches, each consisting of a living area and a hard standing suitable for up to three or four caravans with separate car parking spaces for each unit. There is also a secure site compound > http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4416422 which can be used for communal or other activities.

Brooks Green (formerly known as Harford) was opened in 2009. The site > http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4416417 which is leased from a private land owner, accommodates 8 Traveller families and is managed by the Broadland Housing Association. Situated near to the Harford Park & Ride car park, at the southern end of the northern section of a rural lane called Mangreen, it comprises eight pitches, each consisting of a living area and a hard standing suitable for up to three or four caravans with separate car parking spaces for each unit. There is also a secure site compound > http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4416422 which can be used for communal or other activities.

This is the southern end of the northern section of a lane called Mangreen, which was cut into two sections by the construction of the A47 Norwich bypass road. Brooks Green (formerly known as Harford) was opened in 2009. The site > http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4416417 which is leased from a private land owner, accommodates 8 Traveller families and is managed by the Broadland Housing Association. Situated near to the Harford Park & Ride car park, at the southern end of the northern section of a rural lane called Mangreen, it comprises eight pitches, each consisting of a living area and a hard standing suitable for up to three or four caravans with separate car parking spaces for each unit. There is also a secure site compound > http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4416422 which can be used for communal or other activities.

Avian influenza (bird flu) sign at the junction of the A47 and the A140. This has become an entrance of the restricted zone more info see http://www.bbc.co.uk/suffolk/content/articles/2007/02/05/bird_flu_holton_reaction_feature.shtml

The pipe would seem to be leaking, like many others here in Norfolk.

The lane was cut into two sections by the construction of the A47 Norwich bypass road.