In December 2000, the cobbles of the street became part of the United Kingdom's heritage, meaning that the cobbles can never be tarmacked over. The decision to make the cobbles a land mark was made by the residents of the street, Weatherfield's very own Ken Barlow was on who stood in the way of the workmen on that cold December day.
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If you have ever walked over cobbles you will know how uncomfortable they are underfoot. Rawsie etc would never be able to totter over them in heels.
I know this is nothing to do with the post, but that sky is photoshopped as it is full of apartents and Granada buildings in real life.
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