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Two Lower to Middle Palaeolithic flint handaxes found during building works at the Police Station, Lent Rise

Remains of deserted medieval village surviving as earthworks

Undated sub-square bank and ditch enclosure visible on LiDAR

Police station built in 1935-7

Early twentieth century parkland designed by E Forbes at Pollards Park, with flower garden designed in 1903 by Gertrude Jekyll.

Roman metalwork found in garden

Early twentieth century country house, built in 1903 by Edwin Lutyens and now subdivided into 4 houses.

Late nineteenth century police station, built in 1892 in Gothic Revival style, with early twentieth century extension, closed in 2012 and now converted to houses.

Possible site of Roman pottery kiln on Camp Road indicated by finds of pottery

Earthwork mound of unknown date in Pollards Wood, possibly a barrow or mill mound.