what the people working for St Modwen wrote

Hi please read this stupid crap the development company have put It is important to note that none of the extant buildings within the Site were erected when the Wolverton Works was initially established in the 1840s. The majority of the railway-related buildings that exist today were erected during the latter half of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries (c.1890s-1910) when many other railway works were already established on a national level. As such, the buildings at Wolverton are not considered architecturally rare, or of particular aesthetic interest when compared to other railway works in England; notably Crewe, Derby, Swindon and York, where certain railway-related buildings have been statutorily or locally listed on account of their heritage significance