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The Millennium Field is a beautiful area
of Biddenden that the public are free to explore!
There is a wooded area (the Rookery) with a stream and foot
bridges, Three ponds, two had dipping platforms up an to a few years ago when they were removed because of Vandalism.
At the top
of the field is a seat, a Sun clock and a Direction Indicator
and part way up the field are three statues carved by a local
craftsman.
The Biddenden Parish Council purchased the Millennium Field
on the 27th January 1998 from Ruby Edith Gadstone and Charles
Alan McDonald for the sum £45,000.
The Department of Environment approved the purchase of the
land and finances were secured from the Public Works Loan
Board for repayment not exceeding 26 years.
A nature and conservation area of 20.5 acres adjoining Biddenden's
recreation field.
Opened with a Country Fayre on June the 19th 1999.
The Millennium Field has become a haven for wildlife, with
many species of Birds inhabiting the field all year round
and butterflies during the summer months.
Please see the Photo Gallery for pictures of
the wildlife. |
Take
your tour of the Millennium Field by clicking one of the
7 areas on the aerial view below.
Then choose a Picture from the drop down list in the panel opposite to see pictures
and information of that area of the Millennium Field |
To see the full aerial view of the Millennium
Field with the Recreation ground, Jubilee Field
and Bowls Green
Please
click here |
| To See a TimeLapse view of the Mellenium
Field click Here |
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