River Lea - Wild Marsh
River Lea The River Lee, The Lea Navigation, the Aqueduct and Pymmes Brook all flow southwards Post to the north Angel Road industry Post to the east Banbury Reservoir Post to the south Lockwood Reservoir Argon Road British Oxygen . In 1901 Aerators Ltd., - later Sparklets - built a new factory at Angel Road, where anew factory was built. After the war it sold most of the site to the British Oxygen Co. who extended the premises. The works is known as the BOC Process Plant - up to 1992 it was Cyroplants, and it was an engineering works. They made Vacuum Insulated Tanks. The large buildings which they use were bought from the Scott Lithgow Shipyard on the Clyde in the 1980s. Banbury Reservoir Valve tower Glover Road Gothic Works . The works was built in 1897 by T. Glover Co., gas meters makers and R. and A. Main, who made gas stoves. The two companies amalgamated in 1956 and became part of Thorn Electrical Industries. Another factory was built on the site in 1951 for Ma