The two maps below show the changes that have taken place in the town of Westley since 1815.

The maps compare the

town

of Westley in 1815 and

this

time. The maps depict compare of the

town

of Westley in 1815 and nowadays. At first glance, there is now a new housing estate, two new residential areas, a train station, and the road system has been extended. There are more modern facilities now in Westley, and most of the buildings are different;

however

, the

town

hall and the market square have remained the same. As can be seen, in 1815, a house area surrounded the

town

hall, market square, and fields on the map's southwest. The

Lenton

woods and Lake

Lenton

stood out in the middle of the

town

, with a church nearby.

In addition

, there is a bridge with a way to London which crosses the River Terine near The Coach Inn. As observed, currently, there are no fields, and the woods have been cut down, turning into

Lenton

Housing Estate, enclosed by The Lake

Lenton

, West Gate Shopping Centre, which replaced a church, and the Museum and Sports Centre, where there was the Coach Inn.

Furthermore

, the cinema is where the road was extended, close to the Main Railway Station that crosses the river. A shopping, business, and residential area are

at the end

of the road.