It's been home to some much-loved shops over the decades
Intime Jewellers on Lands Lane pictured in April 1989. Posters advertise a stock clearance sale with watches at half price. A passageway on the right leads to the back of the shop.Lands Lane precinct at the corner with Albion Place pictured in April 1979.
The fountain and precinct were opened on the April 12, 1972 by Environment Secretary Peter Walker. From the left, on Albion Place, shops include Bailey's, Nicola Anne, Willerby, Royce Manshop Ltd at number 27, Brandon House Ltd jeweller's at 28 and Ivey Travel at number 6 Lands Lane. A sign in the foreground informs that Lands Lane is a paved zone with vehicle restrictions.
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