Difference between revisions of "Beggars Wood"
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By 1968 the wooden property '[[Beggars Roost]]' in Loosley Row had gone and a development of 4 houses was built on the site. | By 1968 the wooden property '[[Beggars Roost]]' in Loosley Row had gone and a development of 4 houses was built on the site. | ||
| − | One of them was bought by [[Laurence & Linda Rostron]]. | + | One of them, called 'Beggard Wood was bought by [[Laurence & Linda Rostron]]. They paid £8500 for the house, living there until 1995. |
Laurence was told that Beggars Roost had been lived in by a retired seaman. | Laurence was told that Beggars Roost had been lived in by a retired seaman. | ||
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| + | '''Hallmark December 1988.''' Planning Application. Change of use garage to joinery workshop, Beggars Wood, Foundry Lane. | ||
Latest revision as of 12:18, 25 August 2024
By 1968 the wooden property 'Beggars Roost' in Loosley Row had gone and a development of 4 houses was built on the site.
One of them, called 'Beggard Wood was bought by Laurence & Linda Rostron. They paid £8500 for the house, living there until 1995.
Laurence was told that Beggars Roost had been lived in by a retired seaman.
Hallmark December 1988. Planning Application. Change of use garage to joinery workshop, Beggars Wood, Foundry Lane.