Raised pavement fronting The Star and Eagle Hotel, to Spyways

The raised pavement in front of The Star and Eagle Hotel, known as Spyways, dates from the 18th century to the mid-20th century. It features a sandstone and red brick retaining wall. The wall in front of the hotel is made of stone, is parapetted, and stands about 1.5 meters high. It includes a central flight of stairs and has a hotel signpost integrated into it. The parapet steps down to the right, leading to a set of steps that provide access to a passage between the former Lloyds Bank and the former Eight Bells Inn. The pavement in front of the ladder is retained by a brick wall approximately 1.2 meters high, which has wooden posts for bar-rails and steps on both the left and right sides, also featuring a pub-sign post (though the sign itself has been removed). To the right, the raised platform known as Spyways consists of irregular revetted stone terracing with a flight of steps winding up the center.