The diagrams illustrate how the village of Pebbleton has changed for 20 years.
Overall, the village has undergone a number of dramatic changes, the most important of which are the replacement of some entertaining amenities catering for recreational needs and the expansion of housing areas.
In the north-west, while a lighthouse has remained, the land called Old Fort has been vanished, before converting into a children’s playground. The farm studio has been replaced by flats in the south-western part, which has been accompanied by a playing field. Furthermore, the centre of the village also has seen a number of changes, with the demolition of the community centre and the arrangement of tennis courts.
In the north section of the village, a large number of houses has been widened catering for the increase in the population. Moreover, the green spaces and all roads have remained, but with a new footpath being built up to join efficiently. Likewise, the educational area has stayed the same in the north of the village.
