New houses on Arkwright Walk
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New houses on Arkwright Walk
Image: © John Sutton Taken: 1 Jul 2019
Much of the Victorian Meadows district was demolished in the 1970s, new houses built and the street pattern altered. The pedestrianised Arkwright Walk was once one of two main routes south from the city centre to Trent Bridge, lined with shops and busy with cars, lorries, buses and trolleybuses. Now some of the 1970s houses are being replaced. These pictures - taken elsewhere on Arkwright Walk - give an idea of the houses which are being replaced: Image] Image] Image] (Stephen McKay)
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