Development Partner Announced
24 July 2007
Southwark Council will completely transform the Elephant and Castle into a thriving town centre of quality housing, shopping, parks and gardens with an ambitious £1.5billion regeneration scheme which moved a decisive step closer today (July 24).
Southwark Council’s executive has selected a consortium of Lend Lease, First Base and Oakmayne as its development partner, marking a major milestone in a four year planning process. This signals the beginning of the most important stage of a 10 year programme to turn the council’s bold vision of a new quarter of central London into a reality.
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Home. The Elephant and Castle
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A fascinating book of photographs of Elephant and Castle residents and their homes.
Development Partner Announced
Southwark Council announce Consortium who will help completely transform the Elephant. Video Clip and Press Pack..
Renaissance - the revitalisation of Elephant and Castle
A stunning new book about the fascinating past, present and future of London's renowned Elephant and Castle district.
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Elephant & Castle presentation 2007
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