The maps below show a town centre in 1990 and the same town centre today. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant

The diagrams illustrate how a particular

town

centre

has been changed over a period of time from 1990. In general, the

town

has been renovated to provide more facilities for residents, albeit maintaining its structure. Notably, new zebra crossings are now available for pedestrians. In 1990, to the north of the

town

were 5 distinct shops, including Newsagent, Grocer, Baker, Butcher and Cafe, with a childcare

centre

adjacent to the east. In the middle of the

town

were a park, library and

town

hall located, bordered by Newton, Smith, Oldfield, and Green Street. A row of housing was situated to the south,

while

two separate banks were opposite to the east of the childcare

centre

and

town

hall. At present, vehicles are banned from Smith Street, where residents can access the shopping mall, at the expense of 5 different shops. Except for these changes, the middle area and childcare

centre

maintain their position,

while

the bank opposite the

town

hall has been demolished for a cafe shop. Houses have been upgraded into apartment blocks, with new crossing lines for pedestrians on Green and Oldfield Street.