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Stroudley Road, BRIGHTON, BN1 4BH

Two years on from Image The white block on the right is a students hall of residence for Bellerbeys College which occupies the area between Stroudley Road and Billinton Way. The former leaves Fleet Street then climbs onto the area that was once occupied by the locomotive works then loops around at this point and heads south towards Brighton station.

Brighton Greenway is a pedestrian and cycle way from New England Road to Brighton Station.

Part of the recent New England Quarter development that was begun in 2004 and is now nearing completion. The houses on the right are Gladstone Row whilst the block on the left are student halls of residence for those attending Bellerbeys College, a college for international pupils.

The only remnant of the former locomotive works which once occupied a large amount of land to the east of the station. The pillars held up the works and allowed a siding to link the mainline to the goods yard. That siding is now a footpath with some attached greenery that links the New England Quarter to New England Road. All the pillars have had metal artwork attached as a reminder of the area's industrial heritage. Vantage Point is the large block that can be seen to the left.

New England Street was once a thriving community until the terrace houses were pulled down in the 1960s. Now the area between the railway is empty and soulless filled with underused office blocks and small business premises. The pub on the corner is the only reminder of the former community that existed here.

The new area being developed on the former site of the locomotive works, parts further down have completed but this area is still under construction and will eventually be where Stroudley Road loops around and haeds south again.

Part of the new New England Quarter built on the site of the former steam locomotive works. The houses on the right have been built along the top of a former retaining wall of the factory, those on the left are part of the campus for Bellerbys and Embassy CES colleges for overseas students wishing to enter the British university system. The road itself travels northwards then u turns back to the station on the other side of the campus.

The only remnant of the former locomotive works which once occupied a large amount of land to the east of the station. The pillars held up the works and allowed a siding to link the mainline to the goods yard. That siding is now a footpath with some attached greenery that links the New England Quarter to New England Road. All the pillars have had metal artwork attached as a reminder of the area's industrial heritage.