The former Cross Keys, Crowle

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The former Cross Keys, Crowle

Image: © Jonathan Thacker Taken: 26 Dec 2010

The former Cross Keys is now converted to offices and training facilities. The piece of incomplete walling to the left is a screen erected to disguise a few parking spaces in the next street. Is this the first example of a council erecting what looks like a half demolished building for this purpose ? It looks terrible. Crowle has enough derelict spaces as it is. This makes it look as if North Lincolnshire Council has decided it is Crowle's best selling point.

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53.606072
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-0.833679