Complex sentence: A road from Kirkham goes west and then north to Weeton and through Swarbrick to Singleton; from Weeton a road goes west through Mythop to Marton and Blackpool, another east to Greenhalgh, and another south to Great Plumpton.
Split into simpler sentences: A road from Kirkham goes west and then north to Weeton and through Swarbrick to Singleton. From Weeton a road goes west through Mythop to Marton and Blackpool, another east to Greenhalgh and another south to Great Plumpton.