Storm water holding tank construction site, Station Approach, Royal Leamington Spa

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Storm water holding tank construction site, Station Approach, Royal Leamington Spa

Image: © Robin Stott Taken: 11 Mar 2013

A key installation in the multimillion pound scheme to replace and enlarge sewers in south Leamington. The site is at the eastern end of Station Approach. The yew trees beyond once lined the Upper Avenue – one of a pair of drives to the Manor House, the other drive being the modern Lower Avenue. For many years a hotel, the Manor House has been redeveloped and extended as flats, just visible, left. Update November 2013: the finished result – all that's outwardly visible: http://www.geograph.org.uk/p/3887752

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