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Article: Bulldozers rouse fury of elegant old Ealing
- Article from:
- The Independent (London, England)
- Article date:
- June 23, 1994
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Campaigners have gone to the High Court to stop developers
wrecking what they claim is one of the finest suburban roads in
west London.
As bulldozers moved in to Parkview Road, Ealing, (left) to begin
work on building 15 flats where two houses once stood, residents
issued a writ seeking an injunction to prevent the development.
The legal challenge is the latest round in a six-year campaign
to preserve the character of Hanger Hill, where homes fetch up to
pounds 500,000.
Campaigners, including Ted Dexter, the former England cricketer
and selector, hope the High Court will uphold covenants, drafted in
the late 19th century, to restrict building on the Hanger Hill
estate to one house per plot.
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