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Disputed claim of A38 bypass

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The claim, in a previous version of the very first paragraph, that the "A38 road used to pass through Landrake but a bypass now takes the trunk road past the village to the north" is disputed and has been corrected. The course of the A38 is unchanged and passes through the village. Older residents refer to "the bypass" and mean the introduction of "New Road" (later designated A38) through the northern part of the village and bypassing the Tideford road route through the village. Please see the following maps for further evidence:-

Leboite (talk) 01:07, 22 August 2016 (UTC)[reply]

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