Selling Bracknell

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Cowan, R

Language: English Series: Architects` Journal ; 185(3) 21 January 1987, 31-33(3)Publication details: 1987Subject(s):

Summary: Describes the problems council tenants face when their council estate is sold for owner occupation and redevelopment. Using the Skimped Hill estate in Bracknell as an example, the author illustrates how this estate was turned into a development site.

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Describes the problems council tenants face when their council estate is sold for owner occupation and redevelopment. Using the Skimped Hill estate in Bracknell as an example, the author illustrates how this estate was turned into a development site.

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