Castle Hill

The historical backdrop of human action on the Castle Hill backpedals more than 4000 years. The site was produced as an iron age slope stronghold, encompassed by cautious trench and bulwarks. In the middle Ages there was a palace on the slope, of which the well remains. The present pinnacle was worked to recognize Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee of 1897. No outdoors, grills or flames are permitted because of the harm that has been managed to the old landmark and vegetation.

The utilization of kite carriages is debilitated because of the harm they can cause to the landmark and with respect to security for different guests. Manor Hill has flighty breezes for any kite flyer and they ought not to be utilized as a part of high breezes or electrical storms.