Original sentence: 23,000), near Bristol, England, is a new town situated at the southern end of the escarpment of the Cotswold hills.Development in the 1960s included a pedestrianised shopping centre of around 100 shops, including Curry, Burtons and Woolworths.In 2003/2004 it was disclosed that Yate's shopping centre is to undergo a major re-development with new shops, cafes and the enlargement of Tesco.Morrisons, Tesco and Lidl supermarkets are nearby, and a B&Q DIY centre.Numerous trading estates ring the town.The much smaller town of Chipping Sodbury is continuous with Yate.The town is surrounded by countryside while within easy reach of the city of Bristol (12 miles) by car, bus or train.Yate once had an aircraft manufacturing industry (Parnall).Yate was in Gloucestershire until 1974 when it became part of the newly formed county of Avon
Edited sentence: 23,000), near Bristol, is a modern English  town situated at the southern end of the Cotswold Escarpment.According to the DETR index of multiple deprivation, Yate (West), with about 30% of Yate's population, ranks among the top three most-deprived wards in South Gloucestershire.Despite the award, Yate is surrounded by green fields, plenty of trees and is away from the hustle and bustle of Bristol City life.Development in the 1960s included a concrete shopping centre that a 1990s survey described as having cold, windswept alleyways; the owner, MEPC, declined to invest in redeveloping the centre at the time.In 2003/2004 it was disclosed that Yate's shopping centre is to undergo a major re-development with new shops, cafes and the enlargement of Tesco's supermarket.Residents disputed this judgement in letters to a local newspaper.Sam Jordison and Dan Kieran, Box Tree 2003).The district council later consulted [1] with local residents and found that  26% of those surveyed wanted more fast-food outlets such as McDonalds, one of which has since been built.Yate once had an aircraft manufacturing industry in the form of Parnall.Yate was a part of Gloucestershire until 1974 when it became part of the newly formed county of Avon.Yate was awarded the honour of being the 45th worst place to live in the UK, according to the Idler book of Crap Towns (Eds