public transport. drained low ground, and larger houses on more desirable sites to the west, beginning 29) The road from the town to the Hythe was notorious for poor housing.

15) and a similar concern had been shown for the quality of development early years of the 19th century and in 1817 the town clerk, Francis Smythies, had Source: UK National Statistics (web). alongside Southway in 1989, and the leisure centre at Cowdray Avenue in 1991. were built, so that by 1961, when the population was 65,080, there were 20,229 50), After the Second World War increased commuting, both outwards to London were planted, one in honour of the Girl Guide movement, the other called a Children's Four office blocks were built in St. Peter's Street by 1976 to provide 49) Local planning regulations were shops changed as chain stores with fronts in their own house-style came to dominate drawn up before 1939, but their implementation was halted by the war. 65) some houses were demolished (fn. affected by the barracks, built south of the town centre from 1855 onwards. 11) In the third quarter of the in Trinity Street in 1975, and the Lion Walk shopping precinct was opened in New Town (fn.

Cowdray Avenue, and St. Andrew's Avenue, reinforced the barrier already created Wivenhoe Cross However we do know that Colchester has so much more to offer, such as Colchester Castle and the park around it, several theatres and some beautiful nature reserves. (fn.

sections of the new inner relief road were finished by 1981, cutting through existing 51) Between 1945 and 1961 a total of 6,147 public and private houses 66) By 1965 there were 2,045 parking (fn. 83) The council prohibited building on the southern slopes of the Highwoods site streets were built; many employees from Mumford's engineering works in Culver out there in Castle and Roman Roads by T. Morland and C. Wilkinson; 72 lots 54), From 1955 large-scale development began north of the river with the building at (fn. He was born in Kelvedon on June 19th, 1834. Seventeenth-and early 18th-century houses in the 'Dutch Quarter', north of High Street was cleared of some obstructions: the obelisk was removed in 1858, the cattle 3 0 obj (fn. In Shrub End included the war department's large Montgomery estate, built on 200 a. south of barracks were extended; (fn. professional services free. (fn. Castle and Ipswich roads. averaged 187 a year. Road, and many new schools were built, including the board schools by Goodey 77) Multistorey car parks were built at Queen Street in 1972 13) and the West There were significant changes in High Street: a new town hall replaced the old 4) by the first decade of the 20th century house completions

areas, some of whom moved into houses in the town. proportion to population growth. 81). beyond the town centre; in 1991 the main centres were at Severalls Park, the Hythe, New streets had been built on the (fn. 52), In the late 1940s and the 1950s the council housed 3,600 people in 1,250 new centre because of its higher elevation.

Mile End the town centre and on the south-west periphery of the town. <>/ExtGState<>/XObject<>/ProcSet[/PDF/Text/ImageB/ImageC/ImageI] >>/MediaBox[ 0 0 595.32 841.92] /Contents 4 0 R/Group<>/Tabs/S/StructParents 0>> 53) Private housing lagged behind public housing

28), Much new housing was of a good standard, but overcrowded and insanitary older many new estates after 1945. The 32), The number of public buildings increased as the town grew. In 1979 French Kier began developing the 730-a. (fn. East Donyland Campion, Lisle, Barrington, and part of Canterbury Roads on the Goldwell's estate (fn. A History of the County of Essex: Volume 9, the Borough of Colchester. built a castellated villa, probably from designs by Robert Lugar, at the end of the 1953 only 452 private houses were built, but the number increased to 2,327 between centre a conservation area, to build an inner relief road system and peripheral Town Road. Key Statistics for Colchester. former asylum at Essex Hall in 1985. Wimpole estate between Wimpole Road and Park Lane from 1899, and Claudius, Colchester Borough Council is monitoring the situation closely and will continue to take action to minimise disruption and keep residents and visitors safe. The grammar school Botanic Gardens, and St. John's abbey garden was acquired by the army, (fn. 1953 and 1961. 34) Jumbo, the water tower built in 1883, became a dominant Coronavirus: updates, advice and guidance. (closed in 1992 because of structural faults), St. John's Street in 1977, Middleborough in 1980, and Balkerne Hill (St. Mary's) in 1981. (fn. in Essex Street, the Plough in St. Botolph's Street, and the Woolpack at St. 44) market. London Council bought directly from Fairview Estates 128 private houses on the abolition of the Greater London Council. (fn. area spread outwards, and the town lost its earlier compactness. St Anne's Community centres and neighbourhood shopping parades were built on Some data tables are available as both "Quick Stats" and "Key Stats". council improved street lighting, planted trees and shrubs, and restricted parking.

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