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According to @DeniseMc, as of the 10.2.24, this is "Sitting comfortably by entrance on plinth, rescued from ongoing building work and presumably awaiting relocation somewhere. Visible through security fence; new flats apparently a long way off occupancy." Hence, hopefully will be relocated

3 new concrete rings have been discovered this year and that takes the total to 58:-

1. Danesly Hill (TP16817) - found by @CJO on 3.2.24 - https://trigpointing.uk/trig/16817
2. Pyle Hill (TP21394) - found by @peregrinus on 11.2.24 - https://trigpointing.uk/trig/21394
3. Grimbald Crag (TP17475 ...

It was constructed on the 21st October 1966

It is not on the OS benchmark database either

It could be connected to the Principal Triangulation (see: https://trigpointing.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=380), but I doubt it as you would expect there to be an arrow next to it. Moreover, given that the Principal Triangulation was carried out ...

It can be done through trig tools at the following link - https://trigpointing.uk/trigtools/

And here is the list trig tools produces when you conduct a search for trig points in Cheshire - https://trigpointing.uk/trigs/view-trigs.php?q=90669

You will note that trig tools provides you with the ...

It was Grims Ditch (TP3516). Click the following link to take you to that page - https://trigpointing.uk/trig/3516

Check out the following thread - https://trigpointing.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=289

You will notice from reading the posts in that thread that @BasilDowl lodged an objection to the potential destruction of a trig pillar with the local planning department and managed to successfully obtain a ...

The trig pillar you may be referring to is Hurlet Hill (TP4079)

If you click the following link, it will take you to the relevant page - https://trigpointing.uk/trig/4079

Post codes simply don't work in search. You are far better off searching by national grid reference (NGR)

The following tool enables you to convert post codes to ngr - https://www.freemaptools.com/convert-postcode-to-ngr.htm

The following tool enables you to convert ngr to the NEAREST post code ...

A trig point would need to able to observe (or be observed by in the case of intersected trig points) at least two other trig points in order to make a triangle. Of course there are exceptions to this especially if you have other observations you can add to the computational mix (e.g. distances ...