I don't think it's the same place?
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I just spent 10 minutes digging for the source and I think I found the place.
year 2014
Year 2020
Year 2022
Can I get an upvote for my hard work? :)
Edit: I forgor to give the source: https://www.google.com/maps/@52.3689538,4.9284373,3a,58.5y,228.75h,88.11t/data=!3m7!1e1!3m5!1sgrOVu--P5tL2Q8ahbJQSuw!2e0!5s20220301T000000!7i16384!8i8192?entry=ttu
Or at least much further up the street
Found the place, I had to do this:
1.) Reverse image search the thing to find a lot of bullshit with no sources
2.) I managed to find an image of that transformation mentioning the name
3.) Opened the street on google maps
4.) After a moment of wandering I managed to find the street
5.) After switching the years of photos it shows the transformation
Edit: I forgot to mention that I also tried searching up that "goundwork greater menchester" that's mentioned on the image