Original sentence: After Chatburn the road enters the West Riding of Yorkshire and goes past Sawley before going through the village of Gisburn (which is said to have been spelt 'Gisburne' for hundreds of years until the railway came along and a railway employee missed the "e" off the station sign).The A59 begins in the centre of Liverpool at the mouth of the Birkenhead Tunnel, and heads north out of the city, first as Scotland Road in Everton, then Kirkdale Road and Walton Road then further on to County Road, then along Rice Lane and on to Walton Vale.The A59 is a major road in the United Kingdom that runs from Liverpool in Lancashire to York in Yorkshire
Edited sentence: After Chatburn the road enters the historic West Riding of Yorkshire.Although the road at this point is still under the administration of Lancashire County Council, a stone sign with the wording 'The historic West Riding of Yorkshire' was unveiled by Ribble Valley MP Nigel Evans in 2004, to inform drivers of the historic boundary.From hence, the road goes past Sawley before going through the village of Gisburn (which is said to have been spelt 'Gisburne' for hundreds of years until the railway came along and a railway employee missed the "e" off the station sign).The A59 begins in the Liverpool City Region at the mouth of the Birkenhead Tunnel, and heads north out of the city, first as Scotland Road in Everton, then Kirkdale Road and Walton Road then further on to County Road, then along Rice Lane and on to Walton Vale.The A59 is a major road in the United Kingdom that runs from Liverpool in the historic County of Lancashire to York in the historic County of Yorkshire