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The small factories on Sarehole Road were started during World
War I. There was to be no further industrial growth in what was
designated a residential suburb, except for Newey Goodman, already
established earlier and no spoiler of the amenities in its pleasant
grounds. The Webb Lane premises found other users, and light industry
appeared at Warstock between the Wars. Those relics of rural industry
the watermills all went out of use within a few years of each other;
farming activity lingered for a time.
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