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Suppliers and fitters of Distinctive Bay Windows in Newbury

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Special Consideration For Listed Buildings

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Newbury is situated on the River Kennet, the valley of which has always formed an important east–west transport route, served by the Kennet and Avon Canal, and the Great Western Railway line from London to the West Country. Today, Newbury is served by two railway stations, Newbury and Newbury Racecourse, which both lie on the Reading to Plymouth Line. Following a similar east–west route is the A4 road from London to Bristol, historically the main route west from London. This road has been superseded as a long distance route by the M4 motorway which here runs parallel three miles to the north. The Newbury junction, at Chieveley, is Junction 13. At Newbury this east–west route is crossed by an equally important north–south route, from the major south coast port of Southampton to the industrial centres of the Midlands. Although this route was once served by a railway line, today it is only served by the A34 road, which now bypasses Newbury to the west on an alignment partially using the old rail route (see also 'Newbury Bypass' below).

Tantalizing Text
The front door opened into a passage about two feet six inches
wide and ten feet in length, covered with oilcloth. At the end of
the passage was a flight of stairs leading to the upper part of the
house. The first door on the left led into the front sitting-room,
an apartment about nine feet square, with a bay window. This
room was very rarely used and was always very tidy and clean.
The mantelpiece was of wood painted black and ornamented
with jagged streaks of red and yellow, which were supposed to
give it the appearance of marble. On the walls was a paper with
a pale terra-cotta ground and a pattern consisting of large white
roses with chocolate coloured leaves and stalks.