Tower blocks

Series: Times ; 6 September 2000, 11(1)Publication details: 2000Subject(s):

Summary: Conservative Party has pledged to get rid of tower blocks as part of their election manifesto. They could run into problems though - in some areas, tower blocks are enjoying a resurgence and many developers are now choosing to incorporate them into mixed-use schemes.

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Conservative Party has pledged to get rid of tower blocks as part of their election manifesto. They could run into problems though - in some areas, tower blocks are enjoying a resurgence and many developers are now choosing to incorporate them into mixed-use schemes.

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