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(Note - as of 1.9.09, "Your Photos" will be incorporated into the main Neston Town Centre Redevelopment Photo Gallery)  

Photos of the redevelopment of Neston Town Centre contributed by members of the community, March - July 2009

Thank you to Bernard Rose for the following pictures, taken on 20/3/09:

Thanks to Rob Golding of Neston Primary School for the following photos, taken during a class visit to the archaeological dig on 24th March 2009.

Thanks to Simon Taylor for the following picture of the improvements being made to Penningtons Weint.

Thank you to Chris Howe for the following two pictures of Chester Road Car Park taken on 16/06/09.

More photos from Chris Howe - the following two taken on 23rd June, then three from 14th July:

From Chris Howe - Chester Road Car Park, 17th July 2009:

From Chris Howe, 28.7.09 - Toilet Block being delivered to Chester Road Car Park:

If you have any photos or editorial you would like to share with the community, please get in touch. Either send us an email or, if you need help with formatting or anything else, call us on 0151 336 2734.

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stan e

At 00:49 on 21st March 2009, stan e commented:

really great and historical finds on the brook street dig-but if sainsburys were not coming to neston would these treasures from old neston-remain buried? and if they have been there for(what it seems)hundreds of years then why the hell have they remained buried for centuries??

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Bern

At 09:49 on 21st March 2009, Bern commented:

I think what we are seeing are the foundations of properties that have existed in living memory, I am sure there are older Nestonians that can give a little information about the sandstone cottages that where on that site

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At 14:55 on 23rd March 2009, commented:

I think that the buildings exposed on the site are, the old public toilets from the 1960's and Fawcetts second hand shop which was a big house on the site in the 1960s. I may be totally wrong, but there the only buildings I can remember there.

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