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Jul 18, 2020 · They may have changed dramatically since these pictures were taken, but there are very noticeable traces of the town's modern-day features in all of them.
- Striking photos show how Yeovil has changed over the years
Yeovil town centre has changed dramatically over the years....
- Striking photos show how Yeovil has changed over the years
Dec 30, 2023 · Yeovil town centre has changed dramatically over the years. Well-loved shops have come and gone, redevelopments have taken place and whole streets have been swallowed up.
Mar 19, 2018 · So Yeovil is very much a changed place to the town of yesteryear, but much of that transformation is for the better. The biggest town in South Somerset with some 45,000 people, Yeovil has undergone significant regeneration and is now a thriving hub of industry, commerce and leisure.
May 30, 2023 · A scheme called Yeovil Refresh, aimed at sprucing up the town centre, is underway after being launched in 2018. Somerset Council has asked for patience and said the majority of the work should be...
Aug 30, 2023 · Groups behind the Yeovil Refresh Project say the end is in sight for regeneration works in the town. Yeovil Refresh , external is a large redevelopment project, which Somerset Council says will ...
Mar 14, 2021 · Yeovil Borough was replaced by Yeovil District Council in 1974. The Octagon Theatre opened in 1974. The Quedam Centre was built in 1988. Today the traditional industry of glove-making has disappeared from Yeovil but it has been replaced by new industries like light engineering. Yeovil in the 21st Century. Today Yeovil is a thriving town.
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Jul 21, 2011 · An Insider's Guide to Yeovil. Renowned for its industrial and manufacturing heritage, Yeovil also enjoys easy access to green spaces, has a buzzing Country Market run by the WI plus a Vintage Fair, and is a thriving community hub. Words by Malcolm Rigby.
