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Stilt walkers take a closer look at the flags A STUNNING and colourful aerial street canopy of flags has been unveiled in Falmouth as the centrepiece to the extensive Big Spring Clean project. At nearly 200 metres long and comprising over 750 Falmouth-branded flags, the impressive new structure spans the length of Market Street in Falmouth. The new street flags are part of the Big Spring Clean’ project co-ordinated by the Falmouth BID in partnership with Falmouth Town Council. The flags have already proved a huge hit with residents and visitors alike, despite only being installed for a week. A post on the subject via the town’s official Facebook page, which is managed by the Town Team, has received well over 1,000 likes and reached over 45,000 people, with dozens of positive comments also sent into the Town Team office.
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Love them or loathe them, it looks like despite a significant slowdown in building skyscrapers during the spring and summer in 2020, there was not the downturn feared because of the pandemic. According to New London Architecture’s annual review of skyscrapers over 20 storeys or more, there are 587 tall buildings in the pipeline in London – with 310 granted full planning permission and 127 under consideration. A total of 35 tower blocks were finished last year. The 42-storey “cucumber” tower at Paddington’s Merchant Square was finished last year. It has 436 flats and is now west London’s tallest appartment block. But Nine Elms saw the completion of an even taller skyscraper – the 53-storey One Thames City.
Love them or loathe them, it looks like despite a significant slowdown in building skyscrapers during the spring and summer in 2020, there was not the downturn feared because of the pandemic. According to New London Architecture’s annual review of skyscrapers over 20 storeys or more, there are 587 tall buildings in the pipeline in London – with 310 granted full planning permission and 127 under consideration. A total of 35 tower blocks were finished last year. The 42-storey “cucumber” tower at Paddington’s Merchant Square was finished last year. It has 436 flats and is now west London’s tallest apartment block. But Nine Elms saw the completion of an even taller skyscraper – the 53-storey One Thames City.