On Thu, 1 Dec 2011 12:50:17 -0000
"Recliner" wrote:
least one wall has long gone, so there won't be much that's authentic
if/when it ever gets re-used as a shell housing something entirely
unlike a power station. Given the lack of authenticity, I wonder why a
pastiche of the old power station needs to be part of any new
development? After all, we already have one old coal power station
preserved as an art gallery in the form of Tate Modern -- just how many
does London need?

True. It should really be put out of its misery and demolished. I don't think
people are as sentimental about it as the politicians think. At the end of
the day it was just a power station, not a cathedral.

Whats the status of Lots Road these days? Is that still around?

B2003