..., cambering and valley bulging … Culshaw et al. (1991 , p.11). This paper presents examples of periglacial ground movements in southern England encountered during construction of a 4.2 km section of the A21 between Tonbridge and Pembury. Examples of relict shear surface features observed...

... in the larger bodies attacks the higher parts of the fans. To what extent the Weald-Wessex models are applicable to the Western Approaches and Celtic Sea basins is uncertain. In the provincial model for S England the basin is bordered by tectonically active source-massifs and featured internally by horst...

... to the dominant terrain characteristics. Land system models show that the impacts of periglaciation are most extreme in the south of England, which is beyond the limits of glaciation. Here, the land surface has been subjected to repeated phases of periglacial climate and permafrost conditions, and mature...

... area and crops out to the south of the North Groombridge Fault. Fig. 5. Geological far-field model. ( a ) Regional faulting of the Weald and Wessex sub-basins, southern England (adapted from Radley and Allen 2012 b , after Hawkes et al. 1998 ). ( b ) Regional bedrock geology...