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New England Street, BRIGHTON, BN1 4GQ

Originally the street began at New England Road but ended at the junction with York Hill where it became New York Street which itself ended at Ann Street where it continued as Fleet Street. The whole street was redeveloped in the early 1960s with New England House, the building on the left, constructed in 1962 and the name New England Street extended down to Cheapside but now lacking in houses along its length. The street was altered as part of the New England Quarter when a new route left Cheapside near Station Street and rejoined New England Street next to New England House. This was the revived named Fleet Street. The other building in view is Mayflower Court built in the 1970s above a car park.

Popular pub on the corner of York Hill and London Road.

Pedestrian walkway linking Fleet Street to New England Street and part of the recent New England Quarter development constructed on the site of the former locomotive works and goods yard. Here the path drops down to New England Street with the northern end of St Bartholomews Church on the right and the top of New England multistorey car park in the foreground. The peak of Race Hill is in the distance.

The rear of the new development built on the site of the former locomotive works and goods yard. This is the end of Kingscote Way a pedestrianised street that begins on Cheapside.

Three wall plaques show graphic representations of local connections - this one concerns the Bulleid locomotives built in yards not far from this site.

Now part of the A23 that has been built to relieve traffic in both London Road and Ditchling Road. Part of the New England Quarter development and taken from the junction with Stroudley Road with New England House in the background. The name Fleet Street has been revived having originally been a small street on the eastern side of the former goods yard between Ann Street and Cheapside. When that area was redeveloped in the 1960s it disappeared into the newly enlarged road which was renamed New England Street over its entire course.

The name of the walkway that separates the two parts of block C in the New England Quarter, a recent development constructed on the site of the former locomotive works and goods yard.

Located at the junction of Fleety Street and Stroudley Road. The new development was built on the site of the former locomotive works and goods yard. The former was built on pillars on the side of the hill whilst the latter was lower down nearer the station. The drop in Stroudley Road on the left marks the point where the former locomotive works begins whilst the blocks here are built in the grounds of the former goods yard.

View from Stroudley Road into the current redevelopment of the former locomotive works and goods yard. The unfinished building to the left will be known as One Brighton and will be ecologically friendly flats available for key workers. Beyond the junction of Stroudley Road and Fleet Street are flats from the area known as Block B whilst in the background is Theobald House opened in 1966.