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A Grade II-listed Art Deco masterpiece, and Europe's largest brick building, Battersea Power Station is a London icon that has appeared in films such as Alfred Hitchcock's 'Sabotage' and Monty Python's 'The Meaning of Life', episodes of 'Doctor Who' and, perhaps most famously, on the cover of Pink Floyd's 1977 album 'Animals'. But it has grown ever more derelict since it finally stopped producing electricity for the capital in 1983 - and is a graveyard for a succession of redevelopment schemes. Things could be looking up for this much-loved building, however. The latest plans for the 40-acre site include thousands of new homes, shops, a new park and an extension of London Underground's Northern line.
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2am on 12th Feb (yes 2AM) and the idiots organising the 'Lost Lovers Ball' ('secret garden party' have decided to start testing their sound system. With tickets tat £50 I can imagine what sort of sloaney muppet will be attending. Wandsworth Council really need to get tough with the organiser'santi-social noise nuisance behaviour.
Thanks for the warning on traffic, someone, anyone!!! 40 minutes to get from Queenstown Road station to Vauxhall!! I could have walked it quicker. No Warnings, no signs, no "Avoid Area" notices, and no sorry, just half the road shut off with no alternative. Furious!
Tom, you are a boorish lout, at best. If your idea of what it means to have fun totally disregards the well being of other people, you are likely a sociopath.
I live across the river to Battersea Power Station and I think it is appalling that we here haveto hear your event. Why should we? Even with all windows shut we can't block out the continual din.
Can you turn down the volume?
To purchase tickets, you have to go on line on the 17th at 12 noon. its first come first served, no tickets are available to be reserved.
To try and purchase some of the remaining 950 tickets can you order them by telephone, if so what number do I call or do I have to go onto a web site to order them, if so which one.
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