Decade Long Battle Over Barclays Premises Ends
Developer wins permission to build flats over ground floor unit. The branch will continue to operate despite the planned conversion of the office space above.
EalingPulse — detailed briefing
The report concerns “Decade Long Battle Over Barclays Premises Ends”. This EalingPulse briefing brings together the main facts, figures and practical consequences so readers can understand the issue beyond the headline.
The main information
Developer wins permission to build flats over ground floor unit. The branch will continue to operate despite the planned conversion of the office space above.
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What this may mean for residents
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