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The image shows two diagrams representing Station Street in 1960 and now. The 1960 diagram lists businesses present on Station Street, from left to right: Pharmacy, Butcher, Grocer, Bookshop, Toy Shop, Bakery, Fish & Chip shop. Below, it features a dashed line representing Station Street, and another section with a Newsagent, Public phones, The Railway Station, and Dry-cleaner's, with a solid line indicating a Railroad track. The diagram of Station Street now shows, from left to right, a Car park, SUPERMARKET, a DVD rental store, Cafe, with a dashed line representing Station Street. Below, there's a Hotel, The Railway Station, and Dry-cleaner's, with a solid line representing a Railroad track.
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The two pictures represent the main changes which have taken place in Station Street between 1960 and now.
Overall, it is clear that commercial buildings have been transformed into one enormous store and built a few services at Station Street over the period.
A notable change is the construction of a new supermarket in the north of Station Street after destroying small food stores and bookshops. A pharmacy has been turned into a new car park next to the supermarket. Furthermore, a restaurant and disk rental have been built on the right of the supermarket at Station Street so far. There was none of each either in 1960. The telephone service was taken away at the railway station before making the railway station smaller. The dry-cleaner service building became large between 1960 and now. The newsagent building has been turned into a new hotel now.
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