[Learning more about Our Changing High Streets](https://eghammuseum.org/learning-more-about-our-changing-high-streets/);xNLx;The timeline draws on records in the Egham Rate Books, tabulated by EbRHS member Chris Rowley, and additional research up to April 2025 by Museum volunteer Margaret Stewart.
199 is separated from number 198 by Milton Road.
Between the years 1935 and 1937 Nos 1-4 High Street were demolished for road improvements and to create the Egham by-pass - ironic since Nos 1 and 2 had been home to motor works since 1908.
Between the years 1935 and 1937 Nos 1-4 High Street were demolished for road improvements and to create the Egham by-pass.
Cheeky Chicken & Grill, a fast-food restaurant, opened in October 2020.
In 2019, building work started to restore the former Loch Fyne restaurant into a new gastropub and hotel. Despite delays caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, the newly renovated King's Arms opened in July 2020.
E&M Tecnica are consulting engineers established in 1998.
Pepperstitch Designs has had a long presence at this end of the High Street providing a tailor-made interior design service for clients in the UK and overseas.
A fonehouse shop offering new mobile phones or repairs opened at 194 in October 2021.Since 2023 it has operated as PhoneFix4U
No 7 has been empty for some time.
No 193 opened in January 2020 as a Turkish barber - Royal Barbers.
