The stipulated diagram depicts the major development of the village beside the River Stoke in 2010 and compares the scenarios with those from eight decades earlier.
Overall, the layout witnessed radical changes, with the most noticeable being a rapid increase in housing density.
According to the pictorials, the village was located to the east of the river in 1930 and still maintained the original features until 2010. There was a roadway connected to the Bridge on the northernmost side of the small town in both maps. Along the left side, two shops formed in 1930 had disappeared to make way for a frontage street and accommodations by 2010. Besides that, the local primary school opposite the Post Office had some extensions, while its position remained the same in the later year.
The outstanding point on the map is the disappearance of two large spaces of farmland. The part of the land for farming close to the river before is substituted for settlements along the main road. A garden was placed in the center of the village with several trees and resident areas in 1930, but by 2010, a tree had been cut down and a retirement home appeared.