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There were dramatic scenes in a field outside Amersham yesterday - when a live grenade was dug up, prompting the arrival of the bomb squad. John Millward was metal detecting in a field near the Harte and Magpies pub along the A355 when he made the discovery. Photos by John Millward He immediately called Thames Valley Police and the Royal Logistics Corps bomb disposal unit rushed to the scene, pitching up in the pub s car park before heading across the road into the field. Photos by John Millward Mr Millward said the bomb disposal team explained the grenade was primed - and could have exploded at any moment.
HS2 archaeologists discover Warwickshireâs answer to Hampton Court
The find has been described as one of the most exciting Elizabethan gardens ever discovered in this country
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An HS2 archaeological dig has uncovered one of the best persevered 16th century ornamental gardens ever discovered in England, rivalling those of Henry VIII’s Hampton Court Palace.
The site of once-sprawling flower beds and gravel paths, uncovered to the east of the Birmingham section of the high-speed line, are comparable in size to the Elizabethan gardens of Kenilworth Castle.
The shape of what was once Coleshill Manor and a well-defined octagonal moat were originally picked up by air photography, during a site assessment of the rail route.
An artist’s impression of the moated manor and its gardens (HS2/PA)