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Lillie square development

Earls Court One and Two both being demolished to make way fro the Lillie Square housing development.

Even though Clippers Quay is a nice place to live and its landscaping tasteful and relaxing some of its trees are damaging properties and its only going to get worse as they grow 15 to metres high eclipsing the properties and their roots causing structural problems to common areas and spreading into individual residencies

worked there as a life guard for two summers in 1984 and 1985

great soaps

I remember staying there for a week in June 1997. As an American, it was my first breath of London. I remember being a bit off put when the security guards told me that it was unsafe to leave at night due to muggings.. I spent my first night in the bar downstairs. I met a Polish guy who lived there and he invited me for tea. Seems like ages ago. I now live in Kennington and can see the tower from my flat...

The map is not correct. The area within Ross way and whinyates road is part of the progress estate area.

The map is not correct. The are contained by Ross Way and whinyates road on the other side of the roundabout ARE part of the progress estate area

Google has it down as Ezra Street E1

What's about Chevrolet award

I remember Mr Winger! He played 'Imagine' to the school assembly on a record player when John Lennon died. Another time he made pancakes. He said the saying "sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me" was rubbish. And he played the guitar.

The childhood home of Aileen Fox was at Cottesmore Gardens, South Kensington: ' Father left each morning for the City where we were told he was 'making pennies for our pocket money ... Daddy left the house wearing a shiny black top hat, jacket and striped trousers, the uniform of a city gentleman in the pre-war era; he caught the tube at Gloucester Road and returned only when I was going to bed.' (Aileen: A Pioneering Archaeologist by Aileen Fox)

See The Angel pub in the short sequence, film: One Night A Train at 36:08 A group of children gather round Michael Gough. Yves Montand starts walking to the pub as Anouk Aimee gets out of the car ... Michael Gough describes the waterside neighborhood by the Thames as Montand sits, gloomily, at rear of the pub. Anouk's reflection seen in the window as she comes and sits next to Montand.

'The Passenger (1975)' A clip from the film shows Jack Nicholson at the Brunswick: 'Jack Nicholson visits the Brunswick Centre in The Passenger (1975)' 0:49 Youtube Posted to Wikimapia 15/05/2015

Tin Pan Alley 1951 A short documentary, available on Youtube 7:43 'features the activities taking place in London's famous "Street of Song" (Denmark Street) - also known as "Tin Pan Alley." The idea of the film is to lift the veil and show cinema audiences just how a new number is created and set upon the road to success ...' http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0284563

Здание серьезно пострадало во время террористической атаки IRA 10 апреля 1992 года.

Who calls this area "West Kensington Park"? I've lived here for decades and have never heard it. Estate agents, I suppose.

London Residential Management Ltd (lrm) / Premier Management Partners Ltd

One lap of this park is around 600-800m. Slight hill. Open area not protected from the elements by trees. Lots of dogwalkers. Not a pretty park.