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Kent Road is in Harnham, which is a village or suburb to the south of Salisbury. It’s part of a group of roads which with the exception of Wiltshire Road, follow the coast line of south-eastern England – Norfolk Road, Suffolk Road, Essex Road, Kent Road and Sussex Road. Derivation of the . . . → Read More: Kent Road, Harnham Norfolk Road is in Harnham, a village or suburb on the southern side of Salisbury. Norfolk Road is on an estate which features all of the counties on the coastline from Norfolk itself, through Suffolk, Essex, Kent and Sussex. The word ‘Norfolk’ is derived from ‘Northern people’ 1 or, I guess, ‘Northern Folk’ – . . . → Read More: Norfolk Road, Harnham |
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