How the downturn derailed BR

Language: English Series: Financial Times ; 30/8/91 p9Publication details: 1991Subject(s):

Summary: British Rail `s property development activity is unlikely to again rival the period 1986-89 when projects such as the Broadgate complex reused derelict land or railway station space.

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British Rail `s property development activity is unlikely to again rival the period 1986-89 when projects such as the Broadgate complex reused derelict land or railway station space.

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