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  • Bonamy Estate, Tony West (guest) wrote 8 years ago:
    Kirk & Kirk of Upper Richmond Road Putney (Ernest Marples the minister of transport was the major shareholder). Their builders yard is now a gated community beside the Arab Boy pub, the site was so big that they needed a lorry onsite to move equipment from one part of the site to another part, many times I was allocated as a driver to the site, that was 1965/66, they had a huge canteen onsite for the workers, great food and cheap to, most of the time I slept in the cab of my 7 ton Bedford TK except when Sammy the fitter woke me up to move say a four wheel compressor to another location or a load of steel girders, there may have been other construction companies involved on the site as it was huge, covered a very large area. Tony West.
  • Crystal Palace National Sports Centre, Francis (guest) wrote 8 years ago:
    Wrong boundary. The has a long lease from Bromley to the GLA. The GLA "NSC" area is significantly larger the one shown.
  • Site of a Southerly Fountain Basin, Francis (guest) wrote 8 years ago:
    Was it the site of an original fountain, or a sump/reservoir that was part of the original infrastructure that supported the fountains? Do we know what "pond" now connects with?
  • Eurotower, JJ H-k wrote 8 years ago:
    Lived therea for the first two weeks of 2000. A safe, relatively peaceful and affordable place. International clientele, everyone was friendly, TV room, bar, cafeteria, the was cheap and tasted good.Toilet and shower facilities were clean and operating. Free transport to and from Victoria Station. I was fortunate to have found a flyer by chance @ Victoria of Eurotower after arriving from Amsterdam by coach before sunrise, not knowing where to stay, en route to Namibia. I called them they picked me up from Victoria and brought me back. I reckon I must have been the only American/Namibian to have had the experience and pleasure of staying there.....
  • Eurotower, A (guest) wrote 8 years ago:
    I've been living in the Eurotower for the last twelve month. These days is called Realstar apartments and is made of over 200 self contained luxury studios.
  • Peter Pan's Pool, Paul Mills Snr wrote 8 years ago:
    Hi Kevin. Do you have any photos ??
  • Eurotower, Alan Poole wrote 8 years ago:
    I also worked there as head security around 94/95 nico ran a place called Grantham house
  • The Montcalm London Marble Arch Hotel, Robert Hansen (guest) wrote 8 years ago:
    Never mind.
  • The Montcalm London Marble Arch Hotel, Robert Hansen (guest) wrote 8 years ago:
    WEST, not E
  • Meath Gardens, Sarah (guest) wrote 8 years ago:
    Are the bodies still in situ or were the remains removed?
  • Thomas Goode & Co. Ltd., Marcus Gibson (guest) wrote 8 years ago:
    Gibson Index Ltd, the UK's No.1 info source on British smaller companies, is located in offices above Thomas Goode Ltd.
  • Eurotower, Ane Vea wrote 8 years ago:
    Lived and worked there in 1995/ 1996... managed by southafrican Nico, or something like that. It was really cool.
  • Peter Pan's Pool, Kevin d'Cruze (guest) wrote 8 years ago:
    I used to work on the boats, train and roundabout circ 1975. Wonderful time college job at weekends. Kevin D'Cruze
  • The Ferrier Estate, Bill Gregory (guest) wrote 9 years ago:
    This item is completely out of date. The Ferrier Estate has been totally demolished and replaced by Kidbrooke Village which is part constructed with much new construction going on
  • Peter Pan's Pool, Andy Houston (guest) wrote 9 years ago:
    It was a boating lake. Never a paddling pool. Woe betide any child, when it was a Children Amusement park, who tried to get out of their motor-boat or canoe and stand on the island. Paddling would, I suspect, bring down greater wrath from the bot hirer !!
  • St Helen's, appleman wrote 9 years ago:
    There are plans to build a taller building on this site -- 1 Undershaft https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1_Undershaft
  • Terence McMillan Stadium, Skip 97 (guest) wrote 9 years ago:
    I always wondered who the stadium was named after. Thank you
  • Peter Pan's Pool, PRHS wrote 9 years ago:
    Hardly "brackish" which is a mixture of salt and fresh water!
  • Lanercost Close, Tulse Hill, SW2, Nel Kellett (guest) wrote 9 years ago:
    There was a bomb site near, so you may be right. My family was one of the first to move there in 1968/9. We had a flat on the top floor.
  • The Shard, Proximus wrote 17 years ago:
    It will be the tallest in London when completed. Tallest in Europe outside of Moscow.