Story of Vauxhall
Where did this name come from?
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Where did this name come from?
Type: Feature Article
London’s home of flowers has moved. The ribbon has been cut, the boxes unpacked, the stands arranged. After 43 wonderful years, the Flower Market at New Covent Garden Market has a new home. Remaining in Nine Elms, in the heart of London, it’s now half a mile down Nine Elms Lane from its old spot. […]
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Meet Marcus. As a Trainee Site Manager at St. James, Marcus Arrogah’s days are different every day. Working on Nine Elms Lane, he can see the south bank changing right before his eyes. New buildings going up, old industrial areas shedding their exoskeletons. Hailing from Annemasse, France, Marcus now calls Roehampton home. He’s excited about […]
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Nine Elms on the South Bank is no longer an industrial area of warehouses and a disused power station. It’s reinventing itself as a place with lots of galleries, goings on and good grub. But we’re not the only revival story around here – there’s that of the Battersea Power Station peregrines. Peregrines used to […]
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A collection of the Battersea Power Station memories
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As of Monday, April 3rd, New Covent Garden Market is opening the doors of its brand new Flower Market! Put it in your diaries: you can visit this clean, modern space full to the brim with bright colours and beautiful scents, to witness the workings of the UK’s only dedicated flower hall. Did you know […]
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