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The image shows two maps depicting Westley in 1815 and now. In 1815, Westley features roads including a bridge over the river, with key locations like St. Andrew Church, The Coach Inn, Westley Hall, Lenton Woods, Market, Blacksmith, Lith’s Farm, and Toll House. Fields dominate the landscape, with a marked presence in the south. By now, the town structure includes a railway with a bridge replacing the old bridge, a newly added sports centre, the Lenton Museum replacing Lenton Woods, and the West Gate Shopping Centre near Market Square. The cinema and shopping, business, and residential area are new features. The previous Toll House, Market, and Blacksmith are no longer present. A business and residential area occupies the location west of Market Square, and Westley Hall remains unchanged. The road patterns have been modified with a major road running parallel to the railway.
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The two maps illustrate the alternative of Westley compared with 1815 and the current plan.
Overall, it can be validly seen that the transportation system and accommodation areas have improved and trees have been demolished in recent days.
Moving into details, it is noticeable that in 1815, fields located in the southwest were removed and a cinema replaced this area. Additionally, Twine Toll Bridge which was constructed across the Twine river was removed and a new main railway station introduced in this place. Moreover, houses have different categories such as Lenton Housing estate, shopping ,business and residential areas.
In addition, the Lenton lake, market square and town hall still remain their own places. However, the Lord Wesley’s house transformed into the Red Lion and Lenton Hotel on the northeast side. Beside the small lane, the Coach Inn and church had been converted to sports centre, museum and West Gate shopping centre.
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