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London recent comments:

  • Bronze Age Settlement (site of), arif40uk wrote 16 years ago:
    Please do not delete!
  • Notting Hill, Sazzy in the City (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    THERE IS ALWAYS ONE IGNORANT TOSSER POSTING CRAP BORONESS NUMPTY MORE LIKE LOL
  • Howarths Timber Merchants Yard, RK77 wrote 16 years ago:
    11/05/10 Added the category - "yard".
  • Peter Pan's Pool, CherryKate (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    This is actually home to over 30 terapins and nearly a hundred carp. Its a shame that locals dont take better care of it. Currently a bicycle can be seen in the water and a couple of years ago a car crashed into it, spilling out oil. Such a shame...
  • Devonport, wikinik (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    we're waiting
  • Tesco, globecollector wrote 16 years ago:
    Site of the former Osram-G.E.C. incandescent Lamp Plant
  • Premier Inn Battersea, Curran2 wrote 16 years ago:
    Following the collapse of the Rileys chain into administration in 2009, this branch was one of the ones that has now closed. The future of the site is unlear - it;s the sort of unit that would typically become a branch of Tesco, but they already own the site immediately opposite!
  • Lord's Cricket Ground, ZacharyKent wrote 16 years ago:
    To arup, I have to disagree Marylebone Cricket Club owns this famous cricket ground not Sourav Ganguly. I don't think Sourav Ganguly will want to stay much in the UK in general probably because the weather here tends to be poor. As I have been to India myself, the weather over there is much more desirable. :-)
  • King's Cross St. Pancras Underground Station, LemonBlue wrote 16 years ago:
    Though Wikipedia named London UNDERGROUND stations as “TUBE” stns, the official denomination may be well that given by Transport for London: you won't see anything but Uground on their website.
  • Chiswick House Gardens, jonmel48 wrote 16 years ago:
    When I was a lad (born in Chiwick over 60 years ago it was always known as Chiswick House Park, Chiswick House or just the "Park" . A rose still smells as sweet under any othere name.
  • 3 More London Riverside, Legal (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    Currently partly occupied by Norton Rose, a firm of solicitors
  • Witanhurst, Kan_Komi wrote 16 years ago:
    A UK court issued that the info about Baturina is lies!
  • Harlesden, rrr (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    The area along Uffington Road is not Harlesden, it belongs to Willesden Green ward. Willesden Sport's Centre is also quite clearly in Willesden.
  • Tower at Gallions Reach Shopping Park, bakerloo_badboy (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    Sorry, not visible from any motorway as there are no motorways near enough to see it
  • Ventilation Shaft for The O2 - The Dome, tom (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    ok
  • Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre, penwithPZ wrote 16 years ago:
    Stunning conference & meeting location in the heart of Westminster with unrivalled facilities, offering 26 conference and event spaces across 7 floors.
  • University of London Observatory (Mill Hill), BananaPancakes wrote 16 years ago:
    Actual name - University of London Observatory (ULO) The observatory operated by University College London (UCL) Actual Website - http://www.ulo.ucl.ac.uk/
  • Braithwaite Viaduct, Jimbo (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    The viaduct still remains under the new Shoreditch High Street station and while it's being built the workmen will happily show it to you.
  • K/C, Teresa wrote 16 years ago:
    Could it really an apartment building be called K/C?
  • Caledonian Road and Barnsbury London Overground Station, Bakerloobadboy (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    actually, it's part of The London Overground, and has never been on the victoria Line (That's Highbury Corner)