Looking West from New England Street, station is further left, the buildings at the top right are on Howard Place in Seven Dials. The dark spot in thevery middle (just about a yellow warning sign) is shown in the next picture. It is on the new road leading to the new car park.

On the road leading to the station car park, this stands out from the rumble, presumably from an old railway bridge (looking west)

On the road leading to the station car park, this stands out from the rumble, presumably from an old railway bridge (looking west)

Looking down the road that leads to the station car park, to Fleet street (the new main road carying on from New England Street). The building work in front are for plots D (left) c2 and B (right). All will be residential with retail (sainsburys) below.

New England House from the road leading to the station car park (which is behind the camera), note old wall on the left.

plot d

taken from the road to the station car park, which is to the left, the road ahead is not yet open (as a point of reference, if you were to go down the unopened road, and look down the drop to the right you would see the Clarendon Centre)

With the mini roundabout behind us, the entrance to the new car park ahead.

The new carpark to the left. Middle right we can see the top of Vantage Point on the corner of New England Street and New England Road, near Preston Circus.

Vantage point can be seen on the right. The trees tops in the middle of the picture are actually on a steep bank along the side of New England Road, in between the main railway viaduct and the old (unused) railway bridge.

Standing at the end of the small road which runs parallel to the new car park. (this would have been the far back of the old car park, little used other than for the sunday markets). New Car park on the right, plot L-M on the left, to be used for 'community and educational uses'

looking east, with the tracks behind the camera, this new road runs along what would have been the back edge of the old car park, we can see Vantage Point in the distance.