Evaluation and excavation by S Deeves of PCA revealed significant disturbance to the site and little of interest remained, except that in one small area flood plain deposits were found to have survived. Excavation of these deposits revealed evidence for an important occupation site datable to the later Mesolithic period, and involved the recovery of c 100,000–150,000 pieces of struck flint.

Monitoring of excavation of geotechnical pits by E Wragg of PCA revealed no finds or features of archaeological interest.

Evaluation by S Moore of PCA revealed a single undated linear gully, but little else of archaeological interest was noted.

Historic building recording on a Type DFW3/28 variant pillbox, carried out by K Bower of PCA prior to partial demolition. A number of original fixtures and fittings were recorded