Aerial view of Glebe Farm looking west: Shelford Road in foreground; Addenbrooke’s Road to the left; Glebe Farm centre; Bishop’s Road to the right; guided bus route and Park & Ride site to the upper right. Source: Oxford Archaeology East, July-August 2010.
![Aerial view of Glebe Farm looking west. Source: Oxford Archaeology East, July-August 2010.](http://1113802098.test.prositehosting.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/ClayFarm_archaeology_aerial5_crop_full-627x268-1-1.jpg)
![The Glebe Farm area at the beginning of development work, looking towards Bishop’s Road from Addenbrooke’s Road. Photo: Andrew Roberts, 9 December 2010.](http://1113802098.test.prositehosting.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/GlebeFarm_5304_1210_full-397x266-1-1.jpg)
![The Glebe Farm area at the beginning of development work, looking towards Bishop’s Road from the Hauxton Road/Addenbrooke’s Road junction. Photo: Andrew Roberts, 9 December 2010.](http://1113802098.test.prositehosting.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/GlebeFarm_5306_1210_full-399x267-1-1.jpg)
![Driving past Glebe Farm during the opening of Addenbrooke’s Road. Photo: Andrew Roberts, 27 October 2010.](http://1113802098.test.prositehosting.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/AAR_4911_1010_full-415x279-1-1.jpg)
![Work on the Glebe Farm junction at the opening of Addenbrooke’s Road. Photo: Andrew Roberts, 27 October 2010.](http://1113802098.test.prositehosting.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/AAR_4932_1010_full-380x279-1-1.jpg)