St White's, Cinderford and Woodside (General)

by slowhands , proud of his ancient Dean Forest roots, Wednesday, February 28, 2007, 12:12 (6479 days ago) @ Jean Pritchard

This could ( should) be a long response.

What you are seeing are the differences between what we know today as Cinderford, and its constituent parts.

Littledean Woodside is probably best thought of as the land at the top of Littledean Hill , today it would be in the region of Belle Vue Road and St Whites Rd. ( aka Mount Pleasant)

St Whites (Road) leads down from the ridge of Littledean Hill towards Cinderford Bridge, passing through Stockwell Green. St Whites farm is on the left as you head down the hill.

Further along Littledean Hill towards Collafield you will find Dockham.

Going down the Causeway leads you through Latimer and on to Heywood.

The Triangle ( roughly where Belle Vue and High St meet) is often regarded as the centre of Cinderford.

Leading out of the Triangle towards Cinderford Tump and Cinderford Bridge , you have Victoria St. Which joins on Valley Rd which takes you south to Cinderford Bridge , or north to Bilson.