National Trust - The Brick and Tile Works

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This is a restricted byway with NO public parking, Malders Ln
Pinkneys Green Ward, eng SL6 6NJ

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Peter Meade
This is a National Trust managed area of woodland and pools on the side of a disused industrial area. Although its not particularly large, it is peaceful, is a wildlife haven and is popular with dog walkers. There is a kissing gate on the Maldens Lane side and a style beside the footpath leading south from Malders Lane/Hindhay Lane. Just inside the Makders Lane entrance are a couple of picnic tables. Notices on site say its wheelchair accessible, but its not clear how. There is no parking in the immediate area.
Jan 4th, 2023
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Aug 17th, 2022
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Jun 4th, 2022
Lewis Chan

Feb 27th, 2022
Jane francis
Good maps and information.
Dec 27th, 2021

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Peter Meade _{on Google}

Jan 4th, 2023

This is a National Trust managed area of woodland and pools on the side of a disused industrial area.
Although its not particularly large, it is peaceful, is a wildlife haven and is popular with dog walkers. There is a kissing gate on the Maldens Lane side and a style beside the footpath leading south from Malders Lane/Hindhay Lane.
Just inside the Makders Lane entrance are a couple of picnic tables.
Notices on site say its wheelchair accessible, but its not clear how.
There is no parking in the immediate area.