Thurnby, Honeysuckle Close
Selected Wild Place / Other Wild Places / Public Rights of Way / VC55 boundary
The site can be accessed from the footpath which runs from the corner of Dalby Avenue over the old railway embankment and down to Honeysuckle Close. The easiest access is from the Honeysuckle Close end.
This is publicly accessible land.
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This is an area at the foot of an old railway embankment on a new estate. It frequently has standing water in wet weather, which affects the vegetation growing there. It has currently been left unmown with the kind agreement of Jelson, who built the estate. At some point this land might be transferred to the Thurnby & Bushby Parish Council to manage.
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