Tilford West Bridge, Tilford
Survey by N Shaikhley and G Pattison of SCAU of the fabric of the medieval and later bailey bridges, prior to proposed repairs.
Waverley
Sainsburys Superstore, Water Lane, Farnham
Evaluation by B Barber of MoLAS on the site of an extension to the existing superstore. This revealed truncation to a uniform level across the site, probably during construction of the existing superstore, and any archaeology that might have been present will have already been destroyed.
The Bush Hotel, Farnham
Watching brief by D Graham of SyAS on foundation and service trench excavations proved inconclusive due to site conditions, although a small quantity of pottery of probable Saxo-Norman date was recovered from the removed spoil.
Farnham Park
Test trenching by D Graham of SyAS confirmed that the low platform visible just outside and slightly to the north of the postern gate of Farnham Castle is in fact a laid gravel surface. The feature was first noted during a landscape survey in 1998 and appears to lie at the western end of a slight flattened bank that runs through the Park
Frensham Common
Recovery by D and A Graham of 455 coins ranging in date from Roman 1st
Weydon County Secondary School, Wrecclesham
Evaluation by J Stevenson of SCAU in advance of the construction of a sports centre and on land designated for future residential development. Nine trenches were excavated but no features or finds were revealed.
Land to the rear of Turners Cottages, Wrecclesham
Observation of seven geotechnical test pits by P Bright of HA. No archaeologically significant finds or features were seen.
Willey Place Farm, Farnham
Watching brief carried out by D Graham of SyAS on the site of a residential development revealed no finds or features of archaeological interest.
Farnham Hospital, Farnham
Evaluation by N Roycroft of MoLAS prior to redevelopment revealed no finds or features of archaeological interest.
Dippenhall House, Farnham
Watching brief and photographic survey by N Shaikhley of SCAU prior to and during demolition works. No archaeological features of any antiquity were noted, although numerous remains relating to the former 18th and 19th century structures on the site were observed.
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