TIME
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Key:
(m) =
verified by o/s map
(p) =
verified by photograph
(v) =
verified by site visit / everyday observation
(e) =
verified by interview with local trader
A: Northern End of
Cobbler’s Thumb Public House
(v) Remains intact
and unchanged to the present day.
(e) Plans drawn up to change road junction
with
(m) Remains intact and unchanged as at 1954
Geo E Richardson Scrap Metal Merchants
(v) Remains intact
and unchanged to the present day
(p)
Site rebuilt in 1965-66
(p) Site
undeveloped but cleared in 1962
(m)
Site occupied by 3 terraced houses up to 1959
(m) 3
terraced houses remain intact in 1923
Tribunal Court Building
(m) Tribunal courts building built on northern junction of
(m) Road layout of
(a) Site rebuilt in 1965-66
(p) Site cleared in 1961
(m) Site occupied by terraced housing and part of
Brewers Painting and Decorating
(v) Remains unchanged to the present day.
(e) Building occupied by Focus DIY until 1982 or 83. Focus moved to Sackville Industrial Estate and take over a unit previously owned by Payless DIY.
(a) Site rebuilt in 1965-66. Car park occupies part of the area of the northern end of
(p) Site undeveloped but cleared in 1962
(m) Site occupied by terraced housing in 1954
(v) Exists as C.C.K. in the present day
(v) Taken over by C.C.K. in 1994. A new storey is added along with new curved roof
(v) Building owned by Brewers between approx 1980 and 1994
(e ) Building owned by Westnam Furniture
(e ) Barnes Scrap Metal Merchants move to Shoreham Docks
(e ) Building owned by Barnes Scrap metal Merchant
(m) Office and car park built on southern end of
(p) Site cleared and rebuilt 1959-1960
(m) Site occupied by 8 terraced houses and a public house on the corner of Cross Street & New England Street up until 1958
B: Fyffe’s Banana Warehouses
John’s Camping
(v) OneBrighton site completed 2010
(v/p) At the present time, OneBrighton, a high-rise development of flats spread over 2 buildings, is being constructed on the site. The date is 30th August 2008
(v) The majority of the site is awaiting redevelopment in November 2007
(v) A tower block of offices and residential properties is built on the site between early 2006 and summer 2007
(v) Site excavated and floor level lowered in late 2005
present day (October 2011)
( e ) Site used as staff canteen for Railway Works staff briefly
( e ) Fyffe’s Bananas move to new premises at Newhaven
(m) Building exists as a warehouse in 1954
(v) The site is occupied by a development of houses and a communal garden as at November 2007
(v) Construction of residential properties as part of Citypoint Redevelopment takes place between January 2006 and
(p/v) Construction of Fleet Street, the main access route to the Station, takes place on the site between early 2004 and 2005
(v) Martha’s Barn Furniture vacate the premises at the end of 2002
Clifford’s Auto Factors
(v) Redevelopment takes place alongside Martha’s Barn Furniture between late 2003 and 2007
(v) Cliffords move to new premises in
C: Pay Office and Associated Buildings
Pay Office
(m/v) The site is occupied by a triangular tower of flats and
offices plus
a communal garden In November 2007
(m/v) construction of tower between 2005 &2007
(m/v) Site covered by chalk bank during construction of temporary access ramp between summer 2004 and May 2005
(m/v) Majority of pay Office demolished in summer 2003, but frontage tofurther 8 months.
(m/p/v) Works site cleared between 1968 & 1969 and new car park
(p/m) Works buildings extended over Lower Goods Line in 1900’s along with the Pay Office and the Footbridge accessway to The
Works Complex.
(m) There is no record of the Pay Office and Footbridge before