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Home | Page One | Page Two | Page Three | Page Four | Section Headings in Warwickshire Landscapes: The Story So Far Page Three of Four (Return to Page Two) Chapter Thirteen, Nineteenth Century Introduction, The Final Enclosures, Mechanisation Estates and Parks Industrial Revolution, Mining, Factories Railways, Roads, Trams Building, Growth of Towns, Country Houses Abandoned Villages Rebuilt, Hospitals, Schools Churches Modernised End of Feudalism, Population Expansion, Joseph Arch Landscape Conservation is Invented Chapter Fourteen, 1900 to 1918 Introduction Tractors, Cheap Food Imports, Expansion of Towns Electricity, Telephones, Railway is King, Growth of the Car The Housing Problem, More Country Houses Airfields, Street Advertisements Chapter Fifteen, Between the Wars, 1918 to 1939 Agriculture in Decline, More Mechanisation of Agriculture, Country Estates in Decline Industrial Growth, Road Congestion, More Airfields, Railway Closures Housing for Heroes, Suburbanisation, Ribbon Development, Green Belt Urban Growth Conservation, Planning Arrives Chapter Sixteen, World War II Food Shortages and Rationing, Planning for the Peace Industry Adapts to Wartime, Military Establishments, Chapter Seventeen, 1945 to 1949 Response to Food Shortages, Agriculture Support Payments, Technology, Fertilisers, Pesticides Challenges to the Countryside, Agribusinesses, Fewer People Working the Land The Rise of the Motor Car, New Towns, New Town and Country Planning Regime Homes for Heroes, Prefabs, Growth of Industry National Parks, AONBs, Nature Conservancy Listed Buildings, Footpaths, Trees Chapter Eighteen, The 1950s Cold War Defences, More People Lost from the Land, Hedgerows Uprooted Contaminated Land, Growth in Motor Cars, Decline in Public Transport New Towns, Slum Clearance, Planning Laws Expand Conservation, Green Belts, Chapter Nineteen, The 1960s Agricultural Chemicals Under Attack, Dutch Elm Disease, Common Land New towns, High rise housing, Further Growth of Leamington Daw Mill Colliery, Transport, The Rise of the Motor Car, Out of town shopping, Population, Green Belt, Cold War Constructions Planning System, Conservation Areas Chapter Twenty, The 1970s European Influences, A Decade of Change, Industrialised Agriculture, Agriculture and the Countryside, The EEC Out of Town Shopping, The NEC, Motorways, The West Midlands Conurbation The Sydenham Estate, Housing Policy, Local Government Reorganisation National Turmoil, Countryside Policy as a Political Football, Green Belt Cow Green Reservoir, Amberley Wild Brooks, Conservation Areas, the Polluter Pays Miscellany
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