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The end for Grantham street

May 12, 2019 by Grantham Matters 1 Comment

RUTLAND Street, left, and Stanton Street, right, had been demolished for the Isaac Newton development in 1983. The building far left was the Maltings which has since been converted into smart offices.

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  1. The Thinker says

    May 12, 2019 at 12:17 pm

    How things were and how they have changed, and this was only a small part of the overall demolition of the area.
    What was eventually put in its place has certainly caused problems in the flow and movement of traffic this was further exasperated by the removal of the roundabout at the bottom of Wharfe Road with the traffic light system now in situ, which I believe most drivers who negotiate that area on a regular basis will say requires something of a re-think.
    Grantham has now several areas resulting in traffic congestion possibly caused by the traffic control design.

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