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Stephenson Street, NEWPORT, NP19 4XJ

This is the southern end of a 160-metre long building near the eastern end of Stephenson Street. The unit nearest the camera is occupied by Crystal Cash and Carry Ltd.

Weholite UK head office, located on Stephenson Street. Weholite manufacture large diameter gravity or low pressure structural wall pipes made from special high density polyethylene (HDPE) resin.

The transporter bridge looming over the tree

Car and motor cycle driving test centre, located on the corner of Stephenson Street and Corporation Road. MPTC = Multi Purpose Practical Driving Test Centre.

Viewed from the junction with Corporation Road. Stephenson Street heads towards Coronation Park and the transporter bridge Image At the date of this photo, early November 2009, the transporter bridge was closed for extensive maintenance work.

Located on Corporation Road, just south of the Stephenson Street junction. The site operates a large hazardous waste transfer station and boasts the largest capacity bulk hazardous waste treatment plant in the UK. The primary activity is the physiochemical treatment of acids, alkalis, neutral sludges and many other aqueous industrial liquid wastes. Wastes are accepted in any size vessel from the largest bulk tanker through drums and IBCs to laboratory smalls. Wastes are completely treated by neutralisation, metal precipitation, redox processes and filtration to reduce and remove their hazardous characteristics.

The bridge carries a single track railway line which connects Uskmouth power station with the main line at Somerton, Newport. Headroom is 4.5 metres (14 feet 9 inches)

A long block of premises is located near the corner of Mariner Way and Broad Quay Road. Occupiers include Superior Heat Treatment (Wales) Ltd, FootPrint Matters 2U, D&T Auto Electrics and Attewell Haulage.

Located near the southern end of Corporation Road, close to the Traston Road junction. Norbert Dentressangle is a major presence in transport and logistics, with 28,600 employees, 8,500 vehicles and 4 million square metres of warehousing. They have a total of 370 sites, in 14 European countries.

Premises of John Liscombe Limited, Mariner Way. The firm traces its origins back to 1873, when John Liscombe opened a saddlery shop in Llanarth Street, Newport. Today Liscombe is one of the leading distributors of personal protective equipment (PPE) in the UK. Liscombe is also one of the UK's leading industrial leather glove manufacturers. These premises include over 60,000 sq ft of distribution warehousing. Liscombe maintains its own transport fleet. Two vehicles are shown here.