Time travel around Gedling borough with Google Street View

27/07/2016

Updated: 24/05/2021

There’s been a lot of change around Gedling borough over the past eight years as these pictures taken from Google Street View show.

Old buildings have been torn down, businesses replaced and many improvements made.

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And thanks to this fantastic new feature introduced on Google Street View you can now see for yourself how things have changed around you.

Check out a few of the examples we found around Gedling borough below…

CHANGED: Remember this old pub? — CHANGED: (above) Remember this old pub? Here’s the Toby Jug from Google Street View back in 2008

REPLACED: The Freeman replaces the old building. Your Local shop stands on the site of the old Toby Jug — REPLACED: The Free Man is now the only pub on Carlton Hill. Your Local shop stands on the site of the old Toby Jug pub

BEFORE: There was no Dolly's tea shop back in 2008 — BEFORE: There was no Dolly’s tea shop back in 2008

Carlton Hill — NOW: The same buildings in 2016

DERELICT: Back in 2008 this old building stood where The Crossing Club is now

NOW: The Crossings Club snapped by Google Street View cameras in May 2016

FOR HIRE: In 2008 the old Hollywood video store stands where Oasis Dental Care is today (below) on Victoria Road

OVERGROWN: (above) This is what the entrance to Gedling Country Park on Spring Lane looked like back in 2008. Work begins on the entrance (below) — OVERGROWN: (above) This is what the entrance to Gedling Country Park on Spring Lane looked like back in 2008. Work begins on the entrance in 2014 (below)

Hurry: You could have an Italian meal back in Netherfield in 2008 — HUNGRY?: You could have an Italian meal back in Netherfield in 2008

HOT: Hungry locals can now try the Corner Cafe or go for an Indian if they are feeling hungry

THERE ONE MINUTE: The Grey Goose pub on Arnold Road

GONE THE NEXT: The site of the Grey Goose pub in May 2016

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