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Goldsmid Road, HOVE, BN3 1QA

Originally part of Brighton but moved to Hove after boundary changes in 1928. The road itself once stretched to Holland Road but was changed to Davigdor Road on the old Brighton/Hove boundary in 1900 to avoid confusion. Taken from the junction of Windlesham Gardens and looking towards Seven Dials.

Currently the B2120 from the junction of Windlesham Road (effectively the old parish boundary with Hove) and Seven Dials. The road was developed in the 1840s and originally ended at the boundary with Hove until Davigdor Road was added later in the 19th century.

Residential street linking Julian Road with Dyke Road and developed from 1898 onwards.

Many houses in the terrace are grade II listed, but these are not, for some reason.

A view of the junction where the A2010, BB2122 and B2120 all cross each other along with a minor route, Prestonville Road. The small roundabout has been in place since the 1970s and has now been deemed problematic and the whole junction is now being redesigned and replaced with a large ellipse shaped roundabout. The improvements were to have included the removal of the 150 year old elm tree on Vernon Terrace, however, a protest which included two people spending three nights up the tree (One of those a director of a local bus service called the Big Lemon) and the support of the local Green MP, Caroline Lucas, has meant the council (Also run by the Greens) has climbed down for the time being and is now trying to find a solution to keep it. Perhaps if the council had held out until Monday the protesters may have come down due to the sub zero temperatures and all night snow. Saying that, it was the foresight of the council in the 1970s in creating an exclusion zone that preserved many of the town's elm trees when others were being destroyed by Dutch Elm Disease.