London News Roundup London has lost a shining light in Chris Bracey. Photo by markdbaynham, in the Londonist Flickr pool A shopper has died after falling from the third floor in Debenhams, Oxford Street. Uxbridge burglars, apparently after a stash of gold, held a baby at knife point on Halloween. Neon sign designer and collector Chris Bracey has died aged 59. Not content with owning The Shard, Harrods and the Olympic Village, the Qatari government is bidding to buy the company that owns Canary Wharf. The redevelopment of Earl’s Court is squeezing small businesses to death. A woman was attacked at last night’s Million March ‘because of her accent’. A North Korean art exhibition. In the North Korean Embassy. In west London. We’re getting 200 more Routemasters courtesy of a company in County Antrim. Popular though they are, those 88,246 ceramic poppies are still going to be removed on 12 November. Source: londonist/ newsinlondon/london-news-roundup-128/
Posted on: Fri, 07 Nov 2014 09:45:53 +0000
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