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

The two maps illustrate the series of changes that occurred in Westley

town

from the year 1815 to the present.

Overall

, there was a massive change in the

town

over the given period. Among the few establishments which were maintained in the

area

were the Market Square and Lake Lendon. One of the most noticeable improvements in Westley was transportation. A train station is now available for people to go in and out of the

town

conveniently. The Twine Toll Bridge which used to be the exit road to London and the open fields were removed to give way for the railway. The

area

which was previously filled with housing in 1815 is now a combination of residential

area

as well as

business and shopping establishment.

Furthermore

, Westley

town

is obviously more industrialized now because of the presence of recreational services

such

as a cinema, sports centre, and hotel. Looking closely at the pictures, the Market Square and

Town

Hall have remained untouched for centuries.

Similarly

, the Tinton Village and Lake Lenton are still in the same

area

.

However

, a number of trees were cut down and were replaced by the housing state.