When GWR Owned Station Approach
How the Great Western Railway used to ensure that Station Approach remained a private road and how the Coporation redeveloped the site.
How the Great Western Railway used to ensure that Station Approach remained a private road and how the Coporation redeveloped the site.
Vintage W.H. Smith adverts, stealing swedes, the Caerleon Leek, a ball at the King’s Head Inn, two wretched urchins and the 'one of handsomest smacks' ever to have launched in Newport.
A proposal in 1911 to build a Circular Road and Main Avenue which is very similar to today's M4 and SDR roads.
An article the Monmouthshire Merlin published in 1832 describing the complete boundary of Newport.
Lazy people at the Free Library, a muddy Stow Hill, the Wild West Show digging up Shaftesbury Park, Caerleon protesting at busy buses and what’s on at the cinema in wartime.
It’s no secret that trade in Newport has been in free fall for some time but who‘s to blame? A fascinating letter from 1907 reveals that problem has been around for some time.