Baptist Chapel
Place of worship in Lashenden
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Baptist Chapel in Lashenden is listed here under Place of worship. You'll find it in Lashenden.
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Staplehurst · 4.3 miles
Wimpey Field is a small parcel of land has been given to the village after the development of "Saxon Mead" for us to continue to enjoy as a fairly wild but more recognised area for nature, education and outdoor activities.
Old Steve's Wreck
Parkwood · 8.1 miles
A park with a small football cage and swings
Monk's Hill
Standen · 0.6 miles
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Biddenden Village Green
Biddenden · 1.9 miles
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