Seven-Communications

old of the land known as 'Marshland' or 'Cock and Pye Fields' in return for raising money for the Crown. Neale's star-shaped street layout dramatically increased the number of houses that could be built on the site. Over time, the area became increasingly commercialized, with businesses such as breweries, ironmongers, and printers occupying the buildings. By the 19th century, the area had become notorious as a slum. In the late 20th century, the area was declared a Conservation Area, leading to restoration and regeneration efforts. The reconstruction of the Sundial Pillar symbolizes the area's revitalization.