The plans below show a science park in 2008 and the same science park today. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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and changes that have been in 2008 years and nowadays.
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, it can be seen from the given view that
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used to have a fresher climate than today and, in the meantime,
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who own bikes would not be able to enjoy
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residents of
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area can enjoy many different new buildings today. In 2008 years the
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used
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have a huge distance of grassland with several trees in it which, gave an opportunity to enjoy
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fresh weather who work buildings
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as an office, a reception and a car
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located near it.
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, there was not any availability for
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who
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cycle in the
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the
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who have a skill in computer programming could attend here to deal with their businesses. Concerning the current view of the
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the biggest change is the construction of the research and development buildings with the University hub below the office.
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there is build the cycle path with the new bus station across the
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and the car
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is slightly reduced than before.
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of an IT centre
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we can see an innovation centre just in front of cyber security which extended much today.
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, the rail station is in the same position as it was.

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