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Coordinates: 51.4191°N 0.1677°W Colliers Wood is an area in south west London, England, in the London Borough of Merton. It is a mostly residential area, but has a busy high street around Colliers Wood tube station on London Underground 's Northern line.
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The tower block was also once voted London's ugliest building and now has 182 homes just a short walk from Colliers Wood Tube station. Earlier this year, Colliers Wood Residents Association petitioned to refuse planning permission for two new towers at Colliers Wood.
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The once-reviled Colliers Wood Tower (voted ugliest building in London in a 2006 BBC poll) has been thoroughly updated and developed into apartments, with more new residential developments appearing on a regular basis. For house price information please visit the sold data tab. Amenities
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Tuesday 28 June at 8pm Following the footage of a glass panel falling from Colliers Wood Tower yesterday, we wanted to update residents on the actions being taken. Our building control team has.
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The building is in Colliers Wood, Merton, only a stones throw away from the Colliers Wood London Underground Station. The video of glass appearing to fall to the ground was posted by local Labour Councillor Stuart Neaverson.
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Moment glass window falls 13 stories off skyscraper after impact from bird. This is the moment a pane of glass crashes 130ft to the ground after developers failed to fix impact damage from a bird.
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Britannia Point is a mixed-use tower in Colliers Wood, opposite the Underground station. Formerly Colliers Wood Tower and also known as the Brown & Root Tower, it sat vacant for ten years before it was redeveloped to create a range of contemporary one and two-bedroom apartments, with a selection of commercial properties on the ground floor.
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Colliers Wood is in the SW19 Wimbledon postcode which covers a large area containing the whole of Wimbledon, Merton Park and Southfields. It strays into CR4, the Mitcham postcode, on its.
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Monday 11 July at 5.30pm Following a site inspection today, the closure of the Piazza area and Christchurch Road will need to remain in place until Sunday July 17, as the scaffolding work to secure.
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Colliers | U.S. Earns Top Score in Human Rights Campaign Foundation's 2023-2024 Corporate Equality Index Dec 8, 2023 Outlook 2024: Navigating Equilibrium, Distress, and Anticipated Policy Easing in Commercial Real Estate Dec 7, 2023 Colliers joins the World Green Building Council's Net Zero Carbon Buildings Commitment.
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[Video from Twitter/Cllr Stuart Neaverson/@sneaversons] A dramatic video has captured the 'shocking' moment a pane of glass fell 12 storeys from a south London building and shattered on the ground.
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Colliers Wood is an area in south west London, England, in the London Borough of Merton. It is a mostly residential area, but has a busy high street around Colliers Wood tube station on London Underground 's Northern line.
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Colliers Wood tower was the one for the chop. In all 512 votes were cast, and this is the way you voted: A) The tower at Colliers Wood: 265 (52%) B) The Tower Hotel by Tower Bridge: 119 (23%)
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A former industrial village now hemmed in by Merton and Tooting Graveney Colliers Wood was first recorded in 1632 and the name refers to charcoal-burners not miners (as is also the case with Collier Row, across the other side of London).
