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JOHN NICOLSON M.P.

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JOHN NICOLSON M.P. @MrJohnNicolson

Absolutely true. Buildings can always be saved if there’s a will. (But too often developers bamboozle planners & planning committees.) Here’s an example. Ally-y-Bella in Wales. Derelict & restored by small building trust the @SpitalfieldsT following compulsory purchase. https://t.co/XXbcVFUVVx — PolitiTweet.org

Darren McLean @DarrenMcLean_uk

The next time a property developer says it's not possible to save a building, show them this. Not possible and don… https://t.co/CKU5lzp0z6

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@StewartMcDonald The city was incredibly well served by public transport. There was another station up the road - Eglinton Street. It was across from this Greek T terrace. Absolute monstrosity. Who’d want to live there? Fortunately the Council knocked it down to create some more waste ground. https://t.co/tnVgjNJ2wK — PolitiTweet.org

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@jamesodc77 @JohnRentoul @SpitalfieldsT Sometimes. But mostly it’s because renovation is time consuming and involves care and compromise. Much easier to smash down and build something big, cheap, and bland. — PolitiTweet.org

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