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This photo taken in the 1880s shows the Globe public house on the corner of Maple Street and Whitfield Street in Fitzrovia. To the right in the photo can be seen Whitfield Street school. The pub was still standing in the late-1940s (or possibly later) as it is named on the Ordnance Survey map from […]
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The British Museum’s plan to build a new security block and convert its front courtyards into a new garden have sparked fears it will spoil the building’s iconic Greek style. The landmark Bloomsbury museum wants to replace its controversial security-check marquees with two new temporary blocks on its northern and southern elevations while also converting […]
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Sir Sadiq Khan, the mayor of London, has welcomed the publication of a report by the London Nightlife Taskforce which calls for growing the number of venues opening after dark — putting him on a collision course with many residents in Camden and Westminster. The report sets out 23 recommendations “to protect, support and grow London’s nightlife industries...
It appears as though businesses are still calling the shots in the London Borough of Camden when it comes to efforts to keep the public footways clear of clutter. Instead of issuing enforcement notices to business owners who block the pavement with advertising boards (A-boards), Camden Council has come up with an elaborate solution to […]
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Westminster City Council has set out the steps it thinks necessary to mitigate the negative effects of pedestrianisation of Oxford Street west, in a letter sent this month to Transport for London (TfL). Councillor Geoff Barraclough, cabinet member for planning and economic development, writes in response to the public consultation on the plans saying that […]
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