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Meadow Road is north of Salisbury city centre. It’s one of the roads that cut in half by the ring road. The ‘Meadow’ is probably a reference to the land which is now the park opposite the Fire Station. The park is still typically known as ‘the meadows’, or ‘the water meadows’. Definitions of the . . . → Read More: Meadow Road, Salisbury Paddock Way is on a small estate in Laverstock, a village to the East of Salisbury. The names of the roads on the estate have a rural theme – the other roads are Silverwood Drive, Westfield Close, and Woodland Way. The word ‘paddock’ usually means: A small enclosure or field of grassland, especially for horses.1 . . . → Read More: Paddock Way, Laverstock |
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