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Daws Heath Road, BENFLEET, SS7 2NL

These allotments in Hadleigh are to the north of the recreation ground on Heath Road. The houses in the background are in Dalwood Gardens.

Daws Heath Road runs across from left to right, with Sherwood Crescent parallel and above it, turning up towards the top at the left hand end. Hadleigh allotments lie in the foreground, with part of the John Burrows Recreation Ground to the right.

This is the bridleway that leads from Daws Heath Road to West Wood. Prittle Brook is just to the left of the wooden fence.

A sudden squall caused this rainbow to appear while helping to create a Image on Solby Wood Farm

This is the area just north of Image The road across the centre is Daws Heath Road, running between Hadleigh to the left (south) and Daws Heath to the right (north). The patchwork area just above centre are allotments, seen at ground level in Image To the left of these, the open area is part of the John Burrows recreation grounds. The square at the left centre is a bowling green. The date given here is approximate.

This is the area just north of that seen in Image Daws Heath Road runs across the centre. The wood in the background is West Wood, the patch of houses in front of it are known as the west Wood Estate. The patchy area to the left, just above the centre, are the allotments, seen at ground level in Image

This is one of the entrances to West Wood. Accessed from The Gill or Daws Heath Road along the Bridleway.

From Chelmsford Chronicle Friday 17th July 1936 RECREATION GROUND FOR HADLEIGH The John H. Burrows Recreation Ground at Hadleigh was opened on Saturday by Mrs. J. H. Burrows. Benfleet Urban Council acquired Solbys ——- where the late Mr. J. H. Burrows J.P., C.A. resided for many years—and the grounds, consisting of about 9 ½ acres, for £3,700. One of the fields is already used for cricket, and it is the intention to lay out the bulk of the remaining land for games. The use to which the house is to be put has yet to be decided. Mrs. Burrows, who was accompanied by Mr. Roland Burrows, K.C., and Mrs. Roland Burrows, Dr. Arthur Burrows, and Mr. R. T. F. Burrows, unveiled the board which bears the name of the ground. . The Chairman of the Council (Mr. H. R. Tutt, J.P) paid tribute to the work of the late Ald. John Burrows, the whole of whose life, he said, was devoted to the service of his fellow men.

This area lies between West Wood and Daws Heath Road. The road across the bottom is Falbro Crescent. Broomfield runs along the left-hand side, with Springfield running off this towards the centre. The green space to the lower right is the north end of the John Burrows Recreation Ground, with the allotments above it.

This section of Daws Heath Road is now a no through road. It is parallel to the current Daws Heath Road.