Battersea Power Station will finally re-open next week after being empty for over 35 years. It was a wreck in 2006 after, already, nearly 20 years of failed attemptes to re-develop it at that stage

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Battersea Power Station will finally re-open next week after being empty for over 35 years. It was a wreck in 2006 after, already, nearly 20 years of failed attemptes to re-develop it at that stage

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