"This pavilion was built in the early 1930s by Linton Urban District Council to serve as a seaside theatre and public shelter. It was designed in 1931 by A J Gibbs on behalf of Sanders and Forster Ltd. The Pavilion served as a community facility with a small stage on the first floor and open seaside shelters on the ground floor. Later the ground floor housed the Lynmouth life boats and provided st..

"A suspected brick-lined late medieval culvert is reported to run below the south side of Water Street in Lavenham. The culvert channels a previously natural open watercourse from the junction of High Street, Church Street and Water Street in the west to the junction of Water Street and Brent Eleigh Road in the east. Photographic and video evidence from inside the culvert suggests that much of the..