Flood tablet was retained
Published:
6:24 PM May 20, 2008
Updated:
1:52 AM February 23, 2021
BRIAN Boyle (Letters, May 14) is right to point out that we should value our heritage more by seeing that modern developments make use of the history of a site. I am sure he will be happy to know that the South Street developers did replace the flood-leve
BRIAN Boyle (Letters, May 14) is right to point out that we should value our heritage more by seeing that modern developments make use of the history of a site.
I am sure he will be happy to know that the South Street developers did replace the flood-level marker stone as my photograph shows. My summer series of heritage walks (pjibbett@aol.com) will visit sites in St Neots which should have information boards, art or sculpture to reflect their past.
PETER IBBETT
Masefield Avenue
Eaton Ford
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