As can be seen from the picture, some of the windows are in, and the traditional roof on the central part of the building has taken shape. There is also a sign saying: Business as normal during construction: Paul Viney photography, Frugal Foods, Exclusive Hair Design. Perhaps the sign was there before but I only noticed it this month.
(By the way, for anybody wanting to try to shape the Vale’s future there is a forum tonight in the Guildhall from 7pm – 9pm.)
Near the Marcham Interchange off the A34 runs Nuffield Way, and the Nuffield Centrum.
If you want to know what 3663 means try your mobile phone. They are a major deliverer of FOOD products.
Dairy Crest – Abingdon Depot. Website: www.milkdeliveries.co.uk
These flags flutter and spell out Mie, Mele, Mie, Mel…
Centrum is latin, and thats the Abbey Press behind the sign.
The 2008 shortlist for the best new bookshop award has 4 contenders:
Bookstor, Kinsale, Co. Cork
Mostly Books, Abingdon
Mr B’s Emporium of Reading Delights, Bath
Seven Stories Bookshop, Newcastle-upon-Tyne
My vote would have to go to Mostly Books, in Abingdon.
On Bridge Street most of the preparatory work for the traffic lights seems to have been done. Cables have been laid. The old bus stop has a red poster to say that it has been relocated. 
A new bus stop is in place lower down.
The workers have moved on to modify the disabled bays on Stert Street to add dropped kerbs for wheelchairs.