City landmark

Language: English Series: Financial Times ; 2 December 1996, 8(2)Publication details: 1996Subject(s):

Summary: The main reconstruction of the NatWest Tower badly damaged in the April 1993 IRA bomb blast is now complete at an estimated cost of between £80m to £100m. NatWest Bank plans to let out the building in 1997.

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The main reconstruction of the NatWest Tower badly damaged in the April 1993 IRA bomb blast is now complete at an estimated cost of between £80m to £100m. NatWest Bank plans to let out the building in 1997.

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