Talk:Palgrave, Suffolk
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At least two or three ponds edit
It has at least two ponds, not one. The other pond is just off Crossing Road, behind a hedge. On Google Maps further ponds are shown, although I have not seen them myself yet. One is between the ends of Lime Close and Priory Road, and another off Millway Lane.
"This increase in housing correlates with the total population increase shown in the graph above, therefore the increase of people living in Palgrave encouraged more houses to be built in the area to satisfy the increasing population."
It is very much more likely that new houses being built resulted in people moving in to live in them, not the other way around.
In times past, eg 80 or 100 or more years ago, many more people lived per house or even per room than is customary now. 92.3.48.84 (talk) 12:29, 19 October 2019 (UTC)