http://stamford.co.uk/
A joyous coincidence of geography and geology has allowed Stamford to remain the "finest stone town in England", its prosperity drawn from the wool trade and its historical position as a mail coach inter-change on the Great North Road almost halfway between London and York.

Stamford was the first town in the country to create a conservation area in 1967 and it has this to thank for the fact that over the subsequent half century much of its historical architectural heritage has remained intact. See Martin Smith's History of Stamford

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Fire Station Base on Hartford Road/Inner Ring Road will move here in November 2022

Tarragon Way is NOT a cycleway - it has signs forbidding cycling osm.wiki/Tag:bicycle%3Dno#Examples

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not a service road (blocked by bollards)

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not a service road - a footpath with cycling forbidden

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missing footpath

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this is NOT a cycleway - the sign (with a red band) forbids cycling osm.wiki/Tag:bicycle%3Dno#Examples

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this is NOT a cycleway - the sign (with a red band) forbids cycling osm.wiki/Tag:bicycle%3Dno#Examples

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this is NOT a cycleway - the sign (with a red band) forbids cycling osm.wiki/Tag:bicycle%3Dno#Examples

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