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Development of the new Ring Road in Reading Town Centre, Berkshire. 15th August 1968
New shopping centre, Norton. 1971
Stockton Parkway model exhibition. 1971
The demolition men are changing the face of the Gabalfa, Cardiff, junction of Western Avenue, North Road and Whitchurch Road
Work in progress on the North Road / Western Avenue interchange on the northern exit from Cardiff. View from the roof of the Plaza Cinema on North Road. 21st October 1969
Night time at one of Teessides early major shopping developments, Thornaby. 1st February 1972
Billinghams new recreation and sporting centre, costing nearly 1 million to build, is shown here gradually taking shape. When it is finished the centre will include the first major theatre
A newly built private housing estate, Lanercoast Park in Cramlington, is to be bought by the council for £ 500, 000
Cramlington New Town. 28th February 1971
Grainges yard, Uxbridge, demolition of the southern end. London, circa 1930
The first seven new recruits for Samsuns new industrial its at Wynyard were shown around the site. They are pictured left to right, Lance Moon, Kevin Lodge, Andrew Atherton, Janet Watt
Patten Lane, a stones throw from the The Market Cross, will be demolished as part of Guisborough Urban Councils scheme of housing development in the Northgate area, North Yorkshire. 20th January 1972
A 22-storey block - shops at ground level and flats above - dominates the scene of more building work in the New Strand shopping centre at Bootle. 19th June 1967
The junction of Bullens Terrace and Marsh Lane, which is to be cut back as an island approach. 4th October 1961
The Mayor of Bootle (Alderman Oliver Ellis) and the deputy Burgomaster of Mons (Monsieur P. Couneson) seen touring the New Strand shopping centre after to-days opening ceremony. 3rd October 1968
Tomorrow, North Housing Groups first new build scheme will be completed at Blackfell, Washington New Town. The occasion will be marked at 2.30pm by a tree planting ceremony
Quite a Key of the door party was in store for Roy and Evelyn Gilbert when they went round their new home yesterday. As a result of the terraced house in Raby Road, Ox Close, Washington, being 10
Split level housing at Donwell Village, Washington. 3rd May 1972
A specially designed coal-fired boiler house servicing 673 flats in Edith Avenue Estate, Washington New Town. It supplies central heating and hot water through three boilers using 3
Mrs Elsie Hedley, pictured outside her space age home in Thetford, Glebe Village, Washington. The homes, designed with the intention of keeping energy consumption to a minimum
The crossroads at the Pheasant Inn Chalfont St Giles looking west from London Road, the clearance of cottage in foreground permits widening of junction, Buckinghamshire. 17th August 1928
Nicholas Ridley cuts the ribbon to open the MetroCentre watched by (left to right) Sir Douglas Lovelock, First Church Estate Commisioner, John Hall and Coun. George Gill, leader of Gateshead Council
Champagne was flowing and the smiles were glowing when the MetroCentre celebrated its finest hour yesterday. More than 1, 000 guests and VIPs - flown in from all over the country
The foundation stone was laid today at Gatesheads new multi-million-pound Metrocentre by Local Governement Minister Kenneth Baker
John Hall gives Tynesides £150 million shopping centre a champagne send offJohn Hall gives Tynesides £ 150 million shopping centre a champagne send off today as the first girders were slotted into place. 5th February 1985
Workmen are busy preparing the ground before beginning work on the Railway End stand where 1500 seats are to be installed in time for next season. 27th June 1973
A giant crane towers above the Post Office in King Street as the latest part of the redevelopment of Bedworth town centre 28th July 1975
Sir Herbert John Baptista Manzoni CBE MICE was a British civil engineer known for holding the position of City Engineer and Surveyor of Birmingham from 1935 until 1963
Coins, stamps and copies of newspapers - an edition of the Coventry Evening Telegrph among them - made a little piece of history in Leamington today
Trees being planted in the Lower Precinct, Coventry city centre. 7th February 1970
Four bungalows have been built at Alveston for retired C of E clergy and their wives. The land they are built on was given by Mr. John Docker, an village resident
This photo of Coventry Precinct shows the Woolworth Building and work still progressing on the Lower Precinct in the foreground. 1st September 1958
This photo of the Precinct is taken from the new Hotel Leofric, itself the scene of building activity, shows sites of development in the near future
