And so, ten years after complaints were made about the state of the legendary "former toilet" at the fork where Millfields Road and Mildenhall Road meet, a housing entity called Moore House is rising from the site. Will it turn out to be what it the original plans for it, produced in 2011, said it would be?
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Walked past that the other day. It's a shame that they couldn't have clad it in yellow London Stock bricks, in keeping with the area. But otherwise it looks not bad.
Posted by: Martin McCallion | April 24, 2017 at 01:17 PM