Retail giant refused approval for flagship store demolition

The National Federation of Demolition Contractors (NFDC) has weighed in on the UK Government’s decision to prevent the demolition of a major shopping outlet situated on London’s Oxford Street, saying the decision reveals “a total misunderstanding and implicit bias against demolition”.

A project to demolish and redevelop the multi-storey ‘Marble Arch’ department store, which is owned by retail giant Marks & Spencer (M&S), had previously been given approval from both Westminster Council and the Greater London Authority (City Hall) more than a year ago.

However, shortly afterwards, the application was referred…

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