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Aldborough Hatch is a district of London, England, located in the London Borough of Redbridge. It is part of the Ilford post town and is situated at OS grid reference TQ455895. The earliest recorded use of the name is Aldborough Hacche (c. 1490).^[1] Formerly part of Hainult Forest, it was cleared to create farmland in 1851.

Listed Buildings[edit]

The area has four statutory listed buildings. St. Peter's Church, a barn at Aldborough House Farm, Newbury Park Station Bus Shelter and Barkingside Station. The last two are on the western boundary.^[2]

There are also nine locally listed buildings.^[3]

Scouting[edit]

The 1st Aldborough Hatch Scout Group, based at St. Peter's Church was set up in the 1930s and re-opened in 1946 after hostilities had ceased, and is extant. It had a Sea Scout Patrol as part of it, set up in the 1950s, who built their own dinghy.^[4]

There was also a 2nd Aldborough Hatch Scout Group, based near Whites Farm.

Hargreaves, The Scout Association GLNE campsite is on the eastern edge of the area.^[5]

The former editor of Scouting Magazine lives here.

Education[edit]

There is a Primary School, William Torbitt, built it 1937, and a Secondary School, Oaks Park High School, established in 2001.

References[edit]

^ Mills, A., Oxford Dictionary of London Place Names, (2001)
^ London Borough of Redbridge
^ London Borough of Redbridge
^ St. Peter's Church
^ GLNE Scouts

External links[edit]

51°34′52″N 0°6′6″E / 51.58111°N 0.10167°E / 51.58111; 0.10167

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[1] Mills, A., Oxford Dictionary of London Place Names, (2001)

[2] London Borough of Redbridge

[3] London Borough of Redbridge

[4] St. Peter's Church

[5] GLNE Scouts

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v t e London Borough of Redbridge
Districts	Aldersbrook Chadwell Heath Barkingside (Clayhall, Fairlop, Fullwell Cross, Gants Hill and Hainault) Ilford (including Aldborough Hatch, Cranbrook, Gants Hill, Goodmayes, Little Heath, Loxford, Newbury Park, Redbridge and Seven Kings) Snaresbrook Wanstead Woodford (including South Woodford, Woodford Bridge, Woodford Green and Woodford Wells)
Attractions	Epping Forest Kenneth More Theatre Redbridge Museum (currently closed) Valentines Mansion
Constituencies	Chingford and Woodford Green (part) Ilford North Ilford South Leyton and Wanstead (part)
Parks and open spaces	Clayhall Park Hainault Forest Country Park Hainault Lodge Fairlop Waters Goodmayes Park Roding Valley Park Seven Kings Park South Park Valentines Park Wanstead Flats Wanstead Park
Tube and rail stations	Barkingside Chadwell Heath Fairlop Gants Hill Goodmayes Grange Hill Hainault Ilford Newbury Park Redbridge Roding Valley Seven Kings Snaresbrook South Woodford Wanstead Woodford
History	Embassy Cinema Wanstead Hall Wanstead House Wanstead Manor
Other topics	Council Grade I and II* listed buildings People Public art Schools
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