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Holly Road, REIGATE, RH2 7LU

This area of Reigate, between Woodhatch and Meadvale, was largely developed in the 1950s, with roads named after trees. This is Hornbeam Road, with Sycamore Walk off to the right.

This area of Reigate, between Woodhatch and Meadvale, was largely developed in the 1950s, with roads named after trees. This is Blackthorn Road, with Juniper Road off to the right.

See Image This view shows the whole entrance off Cockshot Hill.

The white building in the centre of the photo is the original Woodhatch Lodge, a locally listed building dating from the late 18th century. For many years this was the headquarters of Crusader Insurance, before they relocated in 1989. It was then taken over by Canon UK, who redeveloped the site, whilst retaining the original building.

Looking down Cockshot Hill. The rainbow stripes painted on the pelican crossing appeared the previous evening to when this photo was taken, under an initiative by Surrey County Council to have one such crossing in every borough/district in the county in support of Pride in Surrey. The choice of this particular crossing may have been influenced by the entrance to the left in this photo being to Surrey County Council's headquarters in what had previously been the offices of Canon UK (see Image).

Rainbow stripes painted on the pelican crossing on Cockshot Hill under an initiative by Surrey County Council to have one such crossing in every borough/district in the county in support of Pride in Surrey. The stripes had been painted the previous evening to when this photo was taken, hence their freshness.

Rainbow stripes painted on the pelican crossing on Cockshot Hill under an initiative by Surrey County Council to have one such crossing in every borough/district in the county in support of Pride in Surrey. The stripes had been painted the previous evening to when this photo was taken, hence their freshness.

Looking up Cockshot Hill. The rainbow stripes painted on the pelican crossing appeared the previous evening to when this photo was taken, under an initiative by Surrey County Council to have one such crossing in every borough/district in the county in support of Pride in Surrey.

This site on Lime Close, by its junction with Cockshot Hill, was originally where St Michael's Church stood, a Roman Catholic Mass Centre built in the 1950s on the site of Woodhatch House. The church was decommissioned in 2003, and in that year planning permission was granted for its demolition for a doctors' surgery and housing, but a number of change of plans led to this proposal being dropped. Eventually the houses were built in around 2010 (see Image), with the corner slot eventually being developed in 2011 with this purpose built children's nursery.

Former lodge and coachhouse (beyond), presumably to Woodhatch Lodge.