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Huntingdon Road, REDHILL, RH1 1HR

From the junction with Huntingdon Road, with the Belfry Shopping Centre on the left.

Part of the Cromwell Road Estate.

The far block, mostly boarded up, are above shops on Cromwell Road on the far side. The block has now been demolished.

Looking along Cromwell Road, with part of the Belfry shopping centre on the left. On the right is 16-46 Cromwell Road, a 1960/70s development of retails and residential units owned by Reigate and Banstead Borough Council, now largely vacant. Following the completion of Queensgate, a conversion of a privately owned office block into 64 residential units completed in 2017, the council is proposing a similar development for this site. A previous plan for a supermarket on the site was dropped in 2014.

Redevelopment completed in 2017 of the former Knowles House on the corner of High Street and Cromwell Road. Knowles House was a three storey office block, which has been stripped back and then extended upwards to provide 64 residential units. This photo is looking along Cromwell Road, with part of the Belfry shopping centre on the right.

Redevelopment completed in 2017 of the former Knowles House on the corner of High Street and Cromwell Road. Knowles House was a three storey office block, which has been stripped back and then extended upwards to provide 64 residential units. This photo is looking along Cromwell Road, with part of the Belfry shopping centre on the right.

At the junction of Sincots Road (on the left) and Lower Bridge Street (on the right). Dating from 1890, when this area consisted of terraced housing, now replaced by the Cromwell Road housing estate, buildings of which can be seen in the background on both sides of the citadel.

Dating from 1890, when this area consisted of terraced housing, now replaced by the Cromwell Road housing estate, buildings of which can be seen in the background on both sides of the citadel. In the background is the spire of St Matthew's Church.

Dated 1890 above, it seems to have four foundation stones as well.

Looking along the Belfry Shopping Centre, with the exit from the centre carpark on the right. Originally called West Street (and appearing as such on the 1871 large scale map of Redhill), with housing either side, by 1895 it had been renamed Cromwell Road. Over the years since it has seen much redevelopment, culminating in the building of the Belfry in 1991. Viewed against the late afternoon sun. In the background is Le Papillon (see Image), a recent reincarnation of a pub called The Dragon (see Image), itself previously The George and Dragon, one of the few remnants of the old road, dating from before 1878.