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The image depicts two maps of Westley, one from 1815 and one from the present day. The 1815 map shows a smaller town with fields surrounding it, a church, market square, and houses. The town is connected to London by a single road with a tollbridge, and a dirt track leads to Tinton Village and Lord Westley's House. In contrast, the present-day map shows a larger, more developed town with a sports center, museum, shopping center, cinema, business, and residential areas. The road to London is now a dual carriageway, and there is a new lake and housing estate near Tinton Village.
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The maps illustrate the developments that have taken place in Westley between 1815 and the present.
Overall, the town of Westley has seen some dramatic transformations throughout the time period. It has gone from being an agricultural area with some housing and lots of trees to a much more residential and commercial area. A number of key additions have also been made including a shopping center, train line, pub and hotel.
To begin with it can be seen that Lenton Woods has been cut down and replaced with a housing estate. Another crucial change has happened when the fields in the south-west have been cleared and a cinema and railway station have been built. Just above Lenton housing estate, Lord Westley’s house has been renovated into The Red Lion Pub and Lenton Hotel.
The residential area has expanded and now also includes businesses and shops.
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