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A centre made for walking
Wide, well-designed streets, many of them pedestrianised, with Broadway Gardens close to the station and bus stops.

North Hertfordshire, Hertfordshire
The world's first Garden City: a planned town centre, a landmark cinema and King's Cross in under half an hour.
Why Letchworth Garden City
Letchworth is the world's first Garden City. Building began in 1903, inspired by Ebenezer Howard and planned by Barry Parker and Raymond Unwin to combine the best of town and country. Around 34,000 people live there, in a town of wide, well-designed streets, many of them pedestrianised.
The town centre has real draws: Broadway Gardens, used for events, the Art Deco Broadway cinema, and the Museum at One Garden City. Letchworth Garden City station recorded almost 1.8 million entries and exits in 2024 to 25, with trains to King's Cross in about 29 minutes.
What drives footfall
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Wide, well-designed streets, many of them pedestrianised, with Broadway Gardens close to the station and bus stops.
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The Broadway cinema, the Museum at One Garden City, Standalone Farm and the outdoor pool on Norton Common.
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Letchworth Garden City station recorded 1,779,634 entries and exits in 2024 to 25.
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The Heritage Foundation's LG3 site east of Talbot Way will deliver up to 120 new homes, and is now being built.
Location
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Straight-line distances, town centre to store.
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