Concrete works, Cringle Street
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Concrete works, Cringle Street
Image: © Stephen Richards Taken: Unknown
A Cemex Readymix plant, still exploiting the river unlike much else in London. See also: Image Sandwiched between Nine Elms Lane, the power station and the Thames, Cringle Street and environs are a bit of a curiosity, a small relic of a bygone age with their resolutely unglamorous industrial buildings and patches of wasteland. The area's resistance to the tide of gentrification may not, however, last for much longer if a £5.5 billion redevelopment plan centred around the power station proceeds. The first hurdle has been jumped - Wandsworth Council granted planning consent in November 2010. (Update: that scheme collapsed but another one will be along soon.)
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Image Location
Latitude
51.482055
Longitude
-0.140054