Soon after that, the Lowfield Heath windmill came under threat because the land it stood on was being sold for development. In 1987, it was moved to neighbouring Charlwood.

Soon after that, the Lowfield Heath windmill came under threat because the land it stood on was being sold for development. In 1987, it was moved to neighbouring Charlwood.

In 1984, after homes had been demolished, local historian Jean Shelley wrote that no life was to be seen in the "ghost village" of Lowfield Heath except on Sundays when the church held its service ...