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Oxford Street began as a Roman road leading westwards and, with developments to the north by the Cavendish-Harleys, took on its main function as a shopping street from the 1770s. The last public execution at the Tyburn (now Marble Arch) was in 1783.
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People living in Bromefield, Stanmore, could face two weeks of disruption, with electricity works scheduled to be followed by telecommunications works on the same road. Two traffic notices published by Harrow Council set out separate periods of restrictions this month.
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