The diagrams illustrate the transformation of side of a village’s layout from 1910 to 2010.
Overall, the village has undergone significant redevelopment. More houses was constructed on the both side of the roads and street, the london road, school road, and high street have remained largely unchanged.
In 1910, the village was predominantly dedicated to large house, trees, which occupied the majority of the land. The london road, school road, and high street formed a traingular shape, covering the overall village. Post office was located at top of the village, whereas large house, trees, grocery, and baker in the middle of traingular road. School and butcher was situated at the western side of the school road. Houses were very few located at both side of high street and one was top of the school road.
In 2010, the roads and street still their unchanged position, but large house, trees, and shops were converted into more small houses along with a narrow road and one cafe. The old butcher demolished and replaced with a supermarket with a parking space. A new bank was stablished on the remaining house, which was located at top of the school road. The school and post office remained unchanged throughout the period.
