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Daily Archives: November 11, 2015
£85m Boris Flyover scheme might yet be overtaken by events
Transport for London’s plans for more and wider roads around the Fiveways junction on the Purley Way may be delayed so long that the £85 million Boris Flyover to the Croydon Flyover might yet fail to be built, with any final … Continue reading
Posted in "Hammersfield", 2016 London elections, Andrew Pelling, Boris Johnson, Environment, Joy Prince, Mayor of London, Planning, Purley Way, Robert Canning, Transport, Waddon
Tagged Andrew Pelling, Boris Johnson, Conservative, Croydon South, Hammersfield, Hammerson, Joy Prince, Labour, London Assembly, Robert Canning, TfL, Tory, Transport for London, Waddon, Westfield, Whitgift Centre
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Little orphan Annie with Strictly judge is not a drag
DIANA ECCLESTON waltzed over to Wimbledon to witness a fab-u-lous musical performance I don’t actually approve of men taking women’s plum roles on stage – as David Suchet has done with Lady Bracknell – since there are so few decent … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Dance, Diana Eccleston, Music, Theatre
Tagged Craig Revel Horwood, Diana Eccleston, New Theatre Wimbledon
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