Showing posts with label Twin Towers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Twin Towers. Show all posts
Saturday, 29 April 2023

Wembley Stadium - what might have been

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  A Wembley Stadium centenary guest snippet from local historian Philip Grant.     Euro 1996 football fans, heading for the future! (Image...
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Friday, 19 August 2022

The new face of Wembley revealed in the view from Barn Hill

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  The tower blocks around Wembley Stadium, from Barn Hill The 'Twin Towers' on former Chesterfield House site (Park Lane/Wembley Hig...
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Friday, 18 February 2022

What's going on and off Wembley High Road? Latest photographs and some questions

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From our very local correspondent Elizabeth House work is almost complete except for a few bits on the ground floor, all the scaffolding has...
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Tuesday, 8 September 2020

Quintain's Build to Let estate rebadged as 'Quintain Living'

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The initial 'revolutionary' marketing strategy. Quintain, the major developer of Wembley Park, has announced that from October...
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Thursday, 24 January 2019

How on earth did this monster get planning permission? Wembley's new 'Twin Towers'

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With the closure of Park Lane causing traffic jams and bus diversions around Wembley High while utilities are connected to the 'T...
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Monday, 8 October 2018

Wembley's 'Twin Towers' 11 storeys up - 15 more to come!

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Shoppers in Wembley High Road, football fans and of course local residents can't fail but notice Wembley's 'Twin Towers'...
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Tell Wembley Matters what you think about the Copland School & Ujima House redevelopment

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I was unable to attend Saturday's consultation on the Copland School and Ujima House redevelopments as i was at the Green Party Conf...
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Friday, 6 July 2018

Invitation to comment on HUB's plans for Chiltern Rail/High Road site

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Following yesterdays post on the new blocks planned for the site alongside the  Chiltern railway behind Wembley High Road and the Ches...
Thursday, 5 July 2018

Consultation on more blocks behind Chesterfield House 'Twin Towers' closes on July 16th

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Consultation is taking place on the building of two blocks, one of 16 storeys and another 18 storeys, behind the 'Twin Towers' ...
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Sunday, 15 May 2016

London Mayor's Deputy approved 'Twin Towers' two days before election

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It has emerged that Sir Edward Lister, Deputy Mayor and Chief of Staff of the then London Mayor, Boris Johnson, decided not to interve...
Saturday, 14 May 2016

Has the time come for a Brent Planning for People Forum?

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The above statement was made by Brent Council in response to a discussion on the London Live TV channel on  the Lucozade Powerleague pr...
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Tuesday, 10 May 2016

Wembley Champions turn to poetry to make their point about 'Twin Towers'

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Wembley Champions website LINK has published this poem about the Wembley 'Twin Towers' - it is not quite John Betjeman but shows h...
Friday, 8 April 2016

Brent Council: Wembley Twin Towers 'a catalyst for further growth and investment'

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This is what Brent Council Public Relations told Property Week about the 'Twin Towers' for Wembley High Road/Park Lane which Plann...
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Wednesday, 6 April 2016

Just 4 councillors allow TwinTowers to change the face of Wembley Central

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Impression from Park Lane Methodist Church/Park Lane Primary The 26/21 storey Twin Towers block at the junction of Park Lane and Wembl...
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Tuesday, 5 April 2016

New Wembley Twin Towers pic shows true impact of the 26 storey development

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Click to enlarge This illustration from the Hub Organaniation's website shows the height and mass of the proposed replacement of t...
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Sunday, 3 April 2016

Residents outline their concerns on Wembley 'Twin Towers' development

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The view from Park Lane Wembley. Chesterfield House is the building on the left. The highest of the Twin Towers will be 2-1/2 times th...