Parties agree to cancel Docklands scheme deal
The London Development Agency (LDA), the Bank of Scotland and developer Silvertown Quays Ltd have reached an out-of-court settlement over the huge Silvertown Quays regeneration project in the Docklands. The development agreement for the 5,000-home Thames Gateway scheme has been terminated following...
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