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King's
Cross objectors vow to continue fight
CAMPAIGNERS hoping to sink the £2 billion revamp of
King’s Cross met last night (Wednesday) and vowed to fight
on.
Groups opposed to plans submitted by developers Argent Limited
met at the Killick Street Health Centre in King’s Cross
to discuss tactics.
They have deluged the Government Office for London with objections,
forcing Deputy Prime Minister to delay his final decision on
the scheme.
The proposals were given the go-ahead by Camden Council last
month and Mr Prescott is one of the last ports of call in the
campaign to get the decision overturned.
Protesters say he should tear up the scheme because it does
not have enough provision for new homes.
The King’s Cross Conservation Area Advisory Committee and
the King’s Cross Railway Lands Group are amongst objectors
who will press for a judicial review if Mr Prescott fails to
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