Stanbury Village

Suburb of Stanbury Village

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Stanbury Village's location in Malton Resource buildings in Stanbury Village

Latest EMR: z: 0~i: *-- p: DMay 21 Update EMR Phone Mast: (55,56) The Sertin Building Update Mast

Known groups in this suburb: edit group listing — Survivor Groups — The Kilt Store Roftwood Elite — Zombie Groups — The Dead 2.0 Ridleybank Resistance Front — Hostile Groups — Only freelance killers... — Historic Groups — Pwotters The Stanbury Renegades Key buildings in Stanbury Village: Malls: Nichols Mall NecroTech Buildings: 2 (59,55) (51,57) Police Departments: 2 Hospitals: 2 Fire Stations: 0 Bulletin Boards: unknown Others: Kersley Mansion, Bunney Street Police Department, Schools 2, Churches 4, Auto Repair 1

Suburb Number: 56

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Stanbury Village is a suburb of Malton, located in the center of the city. Before the outbreak Stanbury was relatively unremarkable, mostly visited by shoppers patronizing Nichols Mall, and its famous Kilt Store. There was a steady stream of local gossip caused by the resident billionaire and Necrotech founder Willum J. Kersley, but his mansion in the South-East is now ransacked, the onyx walls and countless hot-tubs marred with dried gore, the cellars gutted by fire and littered with unidentifiable equipment. Several sites in Stanbury were planned for development and urban renewal, but since the outbreak these have simply lain empty as wasteland.

Records of Stanbury history have been recorded in books, in the Brome and Stribling Libraries, as well as in artifacts found in the Batson Museum. A few passages of Stanbury Village history can be found here.

As a central location it is prone to repeated re-conquering by various human and zombie groups, but its proximity to Ridleybank makes it generally quite unsafe for survivors.

Resource Buildings

Fire Stations none	Hospitals Catherine General Hospital [51,56] Lorenzo General Hospital [59,58]
NecroTech Facilities The Went Building [59,55] The Moseley Building [51,57]	Police Departments Bunney Street Police Dept [51,51] Daynes Alley Police Department [53,58]
Malls Nichols Mall [58,52] – [59,53]	Bulletin Boards Salvage Row [56,56] Markey Square [52,55] Axworthy Square [52,51] Stampfordham Avenue [50,55]
Revive Points Maxwell Walk [56,54] Yeoman Park [58,55] The Moseley Building [51,57]

Recent News

Please: recent news at the top (signed & NPOV). Old news can be archived.

February 2009

6 February 2009 Went is ruined. Nichols Mall has 80 zeds inside. Kilt Store has fallen. --Alex Row 10:04, 6 February 2009 (UTC)

The fine staff of The Kilt Store are a bit embarrassed that our recent 100% discount sale at the store created such an uncontrollable furor for our products. We apologize to those who may have been injured as the over-eager shoppers jostled for their place in line at the entrance to the store. While our inventory was sufficient to serve every single customer with the custom-fitted tartan of their choice, the customer-to-staff ratio was simply so large that the customers at the end of the line down by the Orange Julius in the food court became impatient and that's where trouble began. However, The Kilt Store's commitment to customer service remains the best in Malton and if you will shamble to the Yeoman Park revive point, we will have you up and shopping as soon as we are able. Thank you for your patronage of The Kilt Store. Oh, and as a final note, Alex Row was jumping the gun just a bit with the above post since, as I write this, there are still 3 survivors handing out kilts from The Kilt Store to the 35 rowdy customers at the entrance to the store. So, you may still have another 30 seconds or so to shop before we have to close the doors due to the unruly crowds. Happy Shopping! -- Kilt Store Owner 10:04, 6 February 2009 (UTC)

Update: The Kilt Store is *still* open for Kilt Sale business at time of writing, but hurry! Stocks of tartan and employees are severely depleted as a result of the Mall Tour's visit. All other sections of the Mall are closed for brainstock-taking until further notice. The previous world record of kilts sold in a day is thought to have been smashed, along with the lights and fittings of the Mall.--Mallrat 11:54, 6 February 2009 (UTC)

6 February 2009

Nichols Mall has been visited by the Mall Tour 09, eager to take advantage of the special offers at The Kilt Store. Undead shoppers are reminded that we cannot accept either expired customers or expired credit cards, due to government restrictions on sales of tartan to deceased persons. Please form an orderly queue at the till/revive point until such time as Kilt Store staff are able to advise you on the right clan tartan, or deliver the headshot you need.

As a result of the crowding and severe snowfalls, Stanbury Village should be considered Dangerous or even Very Dangerous at this time.--Mallrat 06:18, 6 February 2009 (UTC)

Barricade Policy

• Survivors may refer to the Stanbury Village Barricade Plan for information concerning the policy in Stanbury.

• Zombies are encouraged to refer to the Stanbury Village section of the RRF Department of Homeland Security.

Revive Points/Information

• Kilt Store Revives
• MRH Revive Requests
• DEM Revive Requests
• Maxwell Walk [56, 54] - Maintained by the MFU & FANNY & MANNY and The Kilt Store

Note: FANNY/MANNY is using DEM Revive request for Maxwell Walk.

• Yeoman Park [58, 55] - Maintained by the SSZ

Note: The SSZ Allies are using the DEM Revive request tool for Yeoman Park. The Kilt Store use their own revive thread

• The Moseley Building [51, 57] - Brain Rot clinic maintained by Rotter's Relief

Radio Frequency

	Short-wave Radio Info
	This group or location has a dedicated radio frequency. Frequency: 26.17 MHz Transmitter Coordinates: Variable

Suburb Map

The Malton Suburb of Stanbury Village

NW N NE W the Corfield Arms Rebus Plaza the Heard Building Whetcombe Park the Christie Monument Rumble Crescent wasteland Mannell Walk Guell Bank Gooden Street the Higgs Arms Bunney Street Police Dept Axworthy Square Pound Place School Hillier Walk the Stollery Building wasteland Halsey Auto Repair Holdsworth Towers wasteland wasteland Sheil Park Lyman Square a junkyard Club Brine Bently Towers Boyd Bank Brougham Way Nichols Mall Nichols Mall the McCulloch Building Stanbury Place Toms Road St. Ambrose's Church a junkyard Bateman Way Brome Library Stribling Library Nichols Mall Nichols Mall Clear Street Wickenden Grove the Modeford Building St. Eusebius's Church Duffill Alley Burgess Street Maxwell Walk RP a warehouse Hatwell Place Anstruther Alley Stampfordham Avenue the Carr Arms Markey Square a cemetery Lacy Cinema Beacham Cinema the Dann Hotel the Batson Museum Yeoman Park RP the Went Building Club Twycrosse Catherine General Hospital St. Augustine's Church Dorey Walk wasteland the Sertin Building Salvage Row Club Bartin Forse Walk School Frye Way Maddaford Grove the Moseley Building RP Dix Row St. Maria's Church a cemetery Skemp Road a factory the Sprackett Building the Cabell Arms the Betty Building a junkyard Wiseman Place Rowson Cinema Daynes Alley Police Dept a warehouse wasteland Back Place School Kersley Mansion Kersley Mansion Lorenzo General Hospital the Tomalin Building wasteland Templeton Crescent Johnstone Towers wasteland Youings Towers the Hervey Building Kersley Mansion Kersley Mansion the Higgs Monument E SW S SE