Work in progress on creating new town houses in Forrester Street, Brigg, on the site of a former garage. They are being marketed through Paul Fox, which has an office in town.
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You posed yjr question, 'Where is Victoria St?' in a previous posting...
Following Forrester St to Engine Street - from right to left in the photo....the footprint of Victoria St. can be seen behind a 6' high open wire fence.
The Victoria St site seems to be enclosed completely by fencing, forming a separate long rectangular plot. Have no idea who owns it.
The site is now overgrown, but the contour of the road surface and the outline of the kerbing can been seen under the flora.
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