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  1. A council, which is a borough of London, is reviewing masterplans for Rainham and Romford, involving the Havering Residents Association.

Article details 1970s infrastructure development in Romford

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 20
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A published article traces the major transformations in Romford during the early 1970s. This period saw the construction of the Gallows Corner flyover, which opened in March 1970. The centre was billed as a 'temporary structure' and cost £340,000. The article also notes that St Edwards Way, the ring road, officially opened shortly after the flyover.

From romfordrecorder.co.uk

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The article provides a historical account of how major infrastructure projects were implemented in Romford during a period of significant town development.

From romfordrecorder.co.uk

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  • RomfordTown where major infrastructure projects were undertaken in the 1970s

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