The two maps below depict the alterations of a part of Shatlton village between 1910 and 2010. Overall, it is rapidly apparent that the village underwent drastic development in the residential area with a surge in house density. Notably, the green space was cut down while some new amenities were added to modernize the layout.
Regarding the central triangle area bounded by High Street, London Road, and School Road, there was greenery and some key buildings, including houses, a grocer, and a bank, in 1910. Over a century, these were completely demolished, paving the way for houses and a cafe, making it a residential-oriented region.
In regards to further details, more houses were constructed to the north of London Road and to the south of High Street. Additionally, the village witnessed the introduction of new facilities. The butcher and bank on School Road were converted into a supermarket with parking and a bank, respectively. However, the school at the southwest corner and the post office at the north remained the same over time.