A change for Champford

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A change for Champford

Image: © Neil Owen Taken: 14 Feb 2023

This old street nameplate looks authentically old enough. The lane is an old, narrow one and meets Mantle Street. However, in the late twentieth century the town planners made a big change: they opened up another road close to the west which met with the original Champford Lane to the south, forming a short loop. They chose to close off the original lane to form a cul-de-sac, named Champford Mews - not Champford Lane.

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Image Location

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50.975694
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-3.232301