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War memorials

This section provides information about the war memorials in the Borough.

The Council is responsible for the following War Memorials within the borough: -

Banstead

• Location: Junction of Park Road & Sutton Lane
• Description: Stone wheel cross on plinth
• Commemorating: 1914-1918 and 1939-1945   

Chipstead

• Location: Star Lane opposite St Margarets Church
• Description: Stone wheel cross on stepped plinth
• Commemorating: 1914-1918 and 1939-1945   

Kingswood

• Location: A217 outside St Andrews Church
• Description: Stone wheel cross on stepped plinth
• Commemorating: 1914-1918 and 1939-1945     

Merstham

• Location: Junction of A23 London Road & School Hill
• Description: Stone wheel cross on plinth
• Commemorating:    1914-1918 only  

Redhill

• Location: Shaws Corner, junction of Hatchlands Road & Blackstone Hill
• Description: Bronze statue on stone column and plinth
• Commemorating: 1914-1918 and 1939-1945       

South Park

• Location: Church Road opposite St Lukes Church
• Description: Stone cross with bronze wreath on plinth
• Commemorating: 1914-1918 only        

Walton on the Hill

• Location: Adjacent Mere Pond
• Description: Cast Iron Commemorative sign
• Commemorating: 1914-1918 and 1939-1945  

The Council seeks to care for these memorials in accordance with guidance issued by the Department for Constitutional Affairs; “Guidance for Custodians of War Memorialsin England & Wales” (pdf).

 If you have any queries about management of War Memorials that the Council is responsible for, please click here for details of how to contact the estates management team in the Property Services department.