The given map illustrates the alternation of Shalton village between 1910 and 2010. Overall, the village changed toward recreation, while some areas were demolished to serve for other purposes.
Looking at the first map, there are some trees distributed around shops at the triangle area around the streets, while next to School Road, a butcher shop is located opposite the work zone. In the west-southern corner of the picture, there is a house far from the suburban district, and a post office diagonal to the London Road.
Regarding the plan of reconstruction, some trees and workshops in the center of the village were replaced with a cafe serving for relaxation. In addition, a supermarket was added and butcher shops erected, giving spaces to construct parking and a bank. Simultaneously, more houses were built across High Street and London Road, while the west-southern regions remained unchanged until 2010.