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Huge £1bn scheme for three tower blocks including more than 400 homes near London's Blackfriars Bridge gets green light ... 1 Blackfriars Road, informally known as The Vase or The ...

Stamford Street provides an alternative route between Waterloo and Blackfriars bridges. No. 127 Stamford Street was built by W. H. Smith & Son (WHS) as a printing works in 1915 for its rapidly ...

Blackfriars Bridge was last given a touch-up in 2000 but since then the dark red colour has become a pale pink, rust has stained large parts and more than 100 of the 2,168 balusters - the small ...

One Blackfriars in the heart of London is a glass-clad tower inspired by Timo Sarpeneva's Lansetti II vase. ... as it has two distinct and independent façades that protect the 274 apartments looking ...

The historic Blackfriars Bridge overlooking the Thames River is popular among cyclists, pedestrians and joggers in London, Ont. It was closed off to cars since April 2020 to allow for social ...

AI-powered traffic counting has found that cyclists accounted for 41% of all road users on Blackfriars Bridge, London. The count was carried out on Sunday, May 30, by Evans Cycles, a 53-store bike ...

The bridge was last painted in 2000. One of the key crossing points across the Thames, Blackfriars Bridge was built in 1869 and is grade II listed. Up to six firms will be shortlisted for the job, ...

LONDON, Ont. – Blackfriars Bridge will be closed to vehicular traffic next week, so repair crews can put on some finishing touches to the historic structure. The work will begin Tuesday Oct. 15 ...

Friday marked the 32nd anniversary of the walk across the Golden Gate Bridge, an event The Chronicle's Peter Hartlaub once referred to as "the largest cluster— in Bay Area history where no one ...