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Westminster City Council Bends the Rules for British Land – Who says Graft is Dead?
Park without paying in Westminster, even for a few minutes, means instant fines and worse. At least if you are Joe Bloggs. Step out of line on planning regulations in Westminster and wham – BIG BIG trouble. Block a whole road … Continue reading
Posted in 10 Portman Square, 10 Portman Square l W1, 10portmansquare, 2-14 Baker Street, Bank of Ireland, Boris Johnson, British Land, Building Site, Child Safety, Children, children's playground, Commercial Development, Competition, Congestion Charging London, Construction, Construction Deaths, Death, Disabled Access, Free Parking, HSE, Ireland Construction News, Legal Action, London, London Mayor, London Olympics, Mayor of London, McAleer & Rushe, McAleer and Rushe, Mob, NAMA, NAMA Wine Lake, NAMAWINELAKE, Parking in London, Retail Development, Street Parking in Marylebone, Street Parking in Westminster, Tax Avoidance, Thug, Thuggery, Tourism London, UK Construction News, Uncategorized, West End, Westminster, Westminster City Council, Where to park in London, World War III
Tagged 10 Portman Square, 2-14 Baker Street, Baker Street, Bank of Ireland, Boris Johnson, British Land, Business, Central London, Children, City of Westminster, Company, Considerate Builders, Construction, construction site safety, Danger, Death, Health and Safety Executive, HSE, Ireland, Joe Blogg, London, London Olympics, McAleer & Rushe, McAleer and Rushe, National Asset Management Agency, Occupational safety and health, Portman Square, public hazard, Robert Adam, West End, Westminster, Westminster City Council
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World War III Hits Westminster at 10 Portman Square
Many years ago pigs roamed what is now modern Marylebone. This image might be mistaken for a still surviving pig stye. But this is a British Land site under the proud stewardship of McAleer & Rushe. In fact, it might … Continue reading
Posted in Construction, Construction Deaths, Death, Disabled Access, HSE, Legal Action, London, London Mayor, London Olympics, Mayor of London, McAleer & Rushe, McAleer and Rushe, Mob, NAMA, NAMA Wine Lake, NAMAWINELAKE, New England Quarter Development, Parking in London, Retail Development, Street Parking in Marylebone, Street Parking in Westminster, Tax Avoidance, Thug, Thuggery, Tourism London, Uncategorized, West End, Westminster, Westminster City Council, Where to park in London, World War III
Tagged 10 Portman Square, 2-14 Baker Street, Baker Street, Boris Johnson, British Land, Business, Children, Considerate Builders, Construction, construction site safety, Death, Health and Safety Executive, HSE, Injury, London Olympics, Marylebone, McAleer & Rushe, NAMA, National Asset Management Agency, Northern Ireland, Occupational safety and health, Pedestrian, Portman Square, public hazard, Road surface, safety, Thugs, West End, Westminster City Council, World War III
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Child killed by construction site failures on Baker Street despite known risks
This could be the headline reporting on British Land‘s construction site at 2-14 Baker Street operated by McAleer & Rushe. After many months (nearly 10) of site safety failures, serious health and safety lapses and procedures necessitating interventions by Westminster City Council … Continue reading
Posted in 2-14 Baker Street, Boris Johnson, British Land, Building Site, Child Safety, Children, Commercial Development, Congestion Charging London, Construction, Construction Deaths, Death, Disabled Access, HSE, London, London Mayor, London Olympics, Mayor of London, McAleer and Rushe, Mob, NAMA, Parking in London, Retail Development, Street Parking in Marylebone, Street Parking in Westminster, Tax Avoidance, Thug, Thuggery, Tourism London, Uncategorized, West End, Westminster, Westminster City Council, Where to park in London
Tagged 2-14 Baker Street, Baker, Baker Street, Bank of Ireland, Boris Johnson, British Land, Business, Central London, Children, Company, Considerate Builders, Construction, construction site safety, Death, Disabled Access, Disabled Rights, Health and Safety Executive, HSE, Injury, KPMG, London, London Olympics, Mayor of London, McAleer & Rushe, McAleer and Rushe, Mob, NAMA, NAMA Wine Lake, NAMAWineLake, National Asset Management Agency, News, Northern Ireland, Occupational safety and health, Pedestrian, Retail Development, Robert Adam, safety, West End, Westminster, Westminster City Council
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Free Parking in Westminster : parking and congestion control exemption in Marylebone
With all the talk about onerous new parking regulations in London’s West End – complements of the Tories and Westminster City Council, are we to welcome the total relaxation of parking controls and congestion policing in parts of Marylebone? Westminster City … Continue reading
Posted in Boris Johnson, British Land, Building Site, Commercial Development, Congestion Charging London, Construction, Free Parking, HSE, London, London Mayor, London Olympics, McAleer and Rushe, Mob, NAMA, Parking in London, Retail Development, Street Parking in Marylebone, Street Parking in Westminster, Thug, Thuggery, Tourism London, Uncategorized, West End, Westminster, Westminster City Council, Where to park in London
Tagged 10 Portman Square, Baker Street, Boris Johnson, British Land, Cycling in London, Double parking, Health and Safety, Local government, London, London Olympics, Manchester Square, Marylebone, Mayor of London, MySpace, Park, Parking, West End, West End theatre, Westminster, Westminster City Council, Westminster motorcycle parking charge, Wigmore Street
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Dicing with Death – Update: McAleer & Rushe’s Health and Safety Record
Some months ago this blog published an article ‘Dicing with death‘ discussing serious failings and site safety lapses by McAleer & Rushe on the British Land development at 2-14 Baker Street (10 Portman Square). McAleer & Rushe’s total failure to put in … Continue reading
Posted in Boris Johnson, British Land, Building Site, Commercial Development, Construction, HSE, London, Mayor of London, McAleer and Rushe, Mob, NAMA, Retail Development, Thug, Thuggery, Uncategorized, West End, Westminster, Westminster City Council
Tagged 10 Portman Square, 2-14 Baker Street, Baker Street, Boris Johnson, British Land, Building site, Company, construction site safety, Health and Safety Executive, Ireland, London, Mayor of London, McAleer and Rushe, Milton Keynes, NAMA, NAMA Wine Lake, Northern Ireland, Occupational safety and health, Site Accidents, Site Deaths, Southampton, West End, Westminster City Council, YouTube
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Invective Problem Solving – and still Dicing with Death: British Land and McAleer & Rushe show their mettle
So, here we have it. British Land who, at a meeting with a neighbour of the site at 2-14 Baker Street (10 Portman Square) – who had been treatened by McAleer & Rushe thugs, on Tuesday 7th June, stated “We have … Continue reading
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Tagged 10 Portman Square, Baker Street, Bank of Ireland, Boris Johnson, Boris Johnston, British Land, Considerate Builders, Construction, Health, HSE, London, Mayor of London, McAleer and Rushe, NAMA, National Asset Management Agency, News, Obstruction, Occupational safety and health, Pedestrian, Public Danger, Sherlock Holmes, Truck, Westminster, Westminster City Council
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