Gosling Grove
The road is named after Allan Gosling, who worked at ‘Hillside‘ during the1939/1945 war and subsequently became heavily involved in village life as a school governor and parish councillor among other actvities.


Looking over Sandpits Pond in the south-west direction.

Looking north over Sandpits Pond, with houses on Plomer Green Lane in the background.

Gosling Grove estate shortly after completion.

Looking north across the Sandpits Pond to the houses on Gosling Grove.