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STEVENAGE NEW TOWN - ENGLAND

R B Lenthall

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Stevenage was established as a new town in 1946 to assist the problems of London by providing a location for industry and workers wishing to move out of the city. The town is expected to grow to a population of about 90000 by 1990. The centre is broadly divided into two distinct parts by a north-south distributor road. To the east are the shops and stores, and to the west the offices and entertainment buildings. The shopping area is one of the earliest comprehensive pedestrian centres. Attention is paid in this paper to access, peripheral roads, service roads, car parks, cycle and pedestrian links, pedestrian aspects and the critical location of shopping car parks. /TRRL/

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Stevenage was established as a new town in 1946 to assist the problems of London by providing a location for industry and workers wishing to move out of the city. The town is expected to grow to a population of about 90000 by 1990. The centre is broadly divided into two distinct parts by a north-south distributor road. To the east are the shops and stores, and to the west the offices and entertainment buildings. The shopping area is one of the earliest comprehensive pedestrian centres. Attention is paid in this paper to access, peripheral roads, service roads, car parks, cycle and pedestrian links, pedestrian aspects and the critical location of shopping car parks. /TRRL/

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Stevenage was established as a new town in 1946 to assist the problems of London by providing a location for industry and workers wishing to move out of the city. The town is expected to grow to a population of about 90000 by 1990. The centre is broadly divided into two distinct parts by a north-south distributor road. To the east are the shops and stores, and to the west the offices and entertainment buildings. The shopping area is one of the earliest comprehensive pedestrian centres. Attention is paid in this paper to access, peripheral roads, service roads, car parks, cycle and pedestrian links, pedestrian aspects and the critical location of shopping car parks. /TRRL/

Key concepts: Pedestrian, Entertainment, Service (business), Geography, Transport engineering, Population, Advertising, Business

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