This evaluation examined the parcel of land north of the Kemsley Fields excavations (TQ 96 NW 1004) and south and west of the evaluation work along the route of the proposed road scheme north of Ridham Avenue (TQ 96 NW 96, 97 and 98). The current work exposed dense concentrations of archaeological features across most of the site. These features were datable by their ceramic contents, which revealed three periods of activity, the Mid-Late Bronze Age, the Late Iron Age-Romano British and the Medieval. Settlement activity was noted in all three periods. The earliest remains, which included a cremation burial and probable hut circle, were the most numerous and probably represent the northern extension of the Kemsley Fields site and as such are of potentially high archaeological importance. The settlement site at Kemsley Fields produced similar pottery assemblages in association with cremation burials and the remains of huts and enclosures (TQ 96 NW 1004).