Nostalgia: aerial view over Anwick 35 years ago

Can you see many changes in the last 35 years?
By The Newsroom
Published 22nd Jul 2018, 19:00 BST
An aerial view of the poultry processing plant at Anwick and the car sales business opposite. EMN-180713-154103001An aerial view of the poultry processing plant at Anwick and the car sales business opposite. EMN-180713-154103001
An aerial view of the poultry processing plant at Anwick and the car sales business opposite. EMN-180713-154103001

Former Sleaford Standard photographer Gordon Brotherton took to the skies in May 1983 in a light aircraft with a friendly farmer who happened to be a keen pilot and took overhead shots of the village of Anwick and surrounding fenland landscape.

One of the main things to have changed is the development of the Anwick Garden Centre and the ongoing expansion of Moy Park poultry processing factory, at that time owned by G W Padley. He also got shots of the old and new road layout at East Heckington after it was bypassed.

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