In 1933 Messrs Sainsbury made alterations in the garden second west from the Red Lion.

In 1927 the GPO cut a trench for cables down Pelham's Lane, Culver Street and Trinity Street enabling a number of new observations to be made.

Discoveries made in Lion Walk shown on the plan in Wire's Album (copy in source 1) include tessellated pavements; "one composed of small and different coloured tesserae ....

The OS 1:500 map marks `Roman tessellated pavement found' under the E side of property in Victoria Place opposite the centre of the Baptist Church.

Record in Wire's diary; "visited the sewerage works Long Wire Street, when continuing the drain down Albion Court a tessellated pavement was discovered opposite the third and fourth doors on the north side of the court".

Watching brief during construction of office development.

Watchiing brief during construction of a new gas main trench, c.06.m deep.

Roman building, recorded during excavations in 1998.

Two patches of a Roman tessellated floor of a plain red tile, recorded during a wathcing brief in 2007.

CAT Building 214; a large, high status Roman building.