A pair of cousins, who are originally from Co Tyrone have been named finalists in the Bank of Scotland Corporate £30 million Search for Property Entrepreneurs.
Native Land, Cathedral, Neptune and Urban Space and Tolladine make it to south England and Wales final. By Lydia Stockdale. Band of Scotland Corporate has announced the first set of finalists in its £30m Search for Property Entrepreneurs. The five finalists in the south England and Wales region are Native Land, Cathedral, Neptune and Urban...
The London Development Authority could be forced to pay up to £3m in costs after failing to justify an attempted compulsory purchase of land next to the 2012 Olympic Games site.
Neptune, a property developer, successfully fought off the inclusion of its six-acre London plot in the Olympic Games Compulsory...
The London Development Authority could be forced to pay up to £3m in costs after failing to justify an attempted compulsory purchase of land next to the 2012 Olympic Games site.
Neptune, a property developer, successfully fought off the inclusion of its six-acre London plot in the Olympic Games Compulsory Purchase Order, which has...
A property company which fought off compulsory relocation to make way for the Olympics is seeking more than £1 million in costs. The Neptune Group, which owns a six-acre site in Hackney, is claiming costs it says it incurred fighting plans by the London Development Agency.
The LDA earmarked the site in Wyke Road for one of three bus...
The original hall for St Augustine Church (1881) later became Wessex studios, used by the Sex Pistols, the Stones, Queen, David Bowie and others.
Now, the Recordings Studios on Highbury new Park behind the church is being sold as a three-bed townhouse and eight flats; prices are from £300,000 to £525,000, with ground rent and...
Buy of the Week Music fans will find a sound investment at The Recording Studios in Highbury, N5. Second only to Abbey Road as the longest-established recording studio, it played host to an impressive list of artists, from the Rolling Stones, Sex Pistols and Queen, to Madonna, Tina Turner and Dido. Nine unique homes have been created,...
Rock's legendary Wessex Studios in Highbury, North London, reopened last week 0 as nine homes.
Once Victorian chapel, which Sir George Martin bought and turned into recording studios in 1965, the building played host to Marianne Faithfull et al. It's where The Sex Pistols recorded Never Mind The Bks and The Clash, London Calling.
The Wessex studios in Islington- where rock luminaries such as U2, REM, Prince, The Clash, David Bowie and the Rolling Stones have recorded albums, and where legend has it Sid Vicious got sick in the piano has had its third re-incarnation as an apartment and mews scheme by a northern Irish developer.
