09-01-2022, 07:36 PM
Went past the old tower today, the hoardings are up, windows are being removed and it looks like demolition is now finally underway.
In a truly incredible twist of fate the the tower that was proudly built to serve London Weekend, as it successfully did for decades, will now be demolished with the name of its arch nemesis emblazoned above the entrance as the Thames sign from the film last year remains in place. You can just about see it in one of these pictures.
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In a truly incredible twist of fate the the tower that was proudly built to serve London Weekend, as it successfully did for decades, will now be demolished with the name of its arch nemesis emblazoned above the entrance as the Thames sign from the film last year remains in place. You can just about see it in one of these pictures.
