Mill Corner Described on a map of 1656 as Clay Street alias Mill Street, in 1911 contained 52 dwellings mostly brick Terraces, and many still survive today. The cottages originally built for the workers of the Mill.

Other names that Mill Corner has been called in the 19th century are Waterside, Porters Corner and even Bull Lane, the old name for Clay Street.
Bridge Street is another name we came across, perhaps because of its close proximity to Horse Bridge across the Lode to Angle Common.