Category Archives: Kings Cross N1C

School student Sofia needs our help.

Posted on December 9, 2020 by Sophie Talbot

My name is Sofia and I go to a nearby state school in Finchley called St Michael’s. I am conducting my A-Level Geography fieldwork looking at the benefits of the regeneration scheme in Kings Cross. I would really appreciate it … Continue reading →

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Petition launched to save outdoor pond

Posted on September 15, 2016 by Sophie Talbot

The outdoor King’s Cross pond designed by Ooze Architects has become a firm favourite for both swimmers and urban wildlife enthusiasts. In April we reported that it was threatened with closure. Shortly after that it appeared to have been saved. … Continue reading →

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King’s Cross N1C Designs for the Coal Drops

Posted on June 26, 2015 by Sophie Talbot

Robert Milne of King’s Cross Development Forum writes: At its next meeting, on 8 July, the Forum will hear from Heatherwick Studio and Argent about the (possibly controversial) intentions for the Coal Drops. Heatherwick Studio is also designing the Google headquarters … Continue reading →

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Google tax – will it threaten Kings Cross or will Google just offset against USA tax bill?

Posted on September 29, 2014 by William Perrin

Google are slated to build a huge multi-£billion building in Kings Cross, in the main site next to the station.  Now the government is talking about taxing them – will this stop Gooogle going ahead, either literally if they can’t … Continue reading →

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