Campaigners insist Paddington Cube fight will go on

By Jim Dunton2018-05-03T06:00:00

CGI of the public realm at Sellar and Piano's Paddington Cube - view from Paddington Station

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Campaigners opposed to the construction of Renzo Piano’s Paddington Cube have insisted the fight over planning principles raised by the controversial development will continue.

Developer Sellar Group said this week that construction work had begun on the £825m office retail and leisure development next to Paddington Station.

The firm added that demolition of an Edwardian former Royal Mail sorting office that is one of the scheme’s most controversial elements would be complete by the end of the year. Erith is set to start enabling works in the next few weeks.

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