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A black and white close-up of a rounded, irregular, hardened loaf of bread with a deep crack across its center.

Good Friday Loaf baked at West Wratting in 1919 ©MusCamb

West Wratting data

West Wratting data

A light-colored house with a thatched roof sits beside a road shaded by a large tree and a wooden fence in the foreground.

West Wratting (MoC148/57) location unknown


A white protest banner on a fence reads 3,700 ACRE SOLAR FARM HERE?? and NO WAY KINGSWAY! with a QR code and website link.

West Wratting (RGL2026)

A protest sign in a garden bed reads Miles of Fencing and CCTV? No Way Kingsway! with a website address at the bottom.

West Wratting (RGL2026)


West Wratting:

http://westwratting.org.uk/history-2/west-wratting-village-archives/

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