Wood Green (1974-1976)

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Wood Green, London.
Panning shot boarded up houses. Various model of proposed shopping centre. Various shots building site. CU news reporter talking to camera about conflict between Unilever and Haringey Borough Council over building of shopping centre. Various shots representatives from Haringey council. CU page from Hornsey Journal newspaper. CU reporter. Various shots council representatives visiting Department of Environment. Travel shot of street in Wood Green taken from moving car, in foreground reporter sits in passenger seat and talks to camera. Shops include famous chain stores such as Marks and Spencers, Woolworths and Boots. More shots shopping centre model. More shots council representative speaking to camera. LS Wood Green, zoom out from Alexandra Palace.
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@roadrunnerx 5 лет назад

Wow! I miss wood green, was my favourite shopping place back in the 70's

@version736ha2 Год назад

the wood green shoppping centre was a wonderland to me as a little boy in 70s, felt so modern

@londonroulette 2 года назад

I use to live in Wood Green moved out just when they built it & it was called Wood Green shopping city

@harley_arrow 28 дней назад

I miss the 80's.... Loved Wood Green back in those days. Feel blessed growing up in the 70's 80's

@alexc8209 2 года назад

wow an intelligent discussion with informed people about a serious subject and its on tv news! I'm amazed. The world definitely regresses over time, it doesn't progress.

@manofweed1 8 лет назад

2,000,000 pounds for 90 acres of London building land ? Lol, you can easily pay that for a single house now !!

@kandoit7527 Год назад

Remember the Queen opening the plaque for the Wood Green shopping centre in 1981- So many shops on the streets have changed. Amazing history

@AaaBBB-sw8px 2 года назад

I used to live on the Noel Park Estate just south east of Wood Green Station.

@elizabethsheffield6609 7 лет назад

This is the Wood Green Shopping Centre I remember. All the big high street names were in there, and I believe D H Evans? jumped in when John Lewis backed out. Sadly as a Shopping Centre it went down & down and only on a fenforced visit back there last week , it was a sad old 'eclectic' mix of shops that no-one wanted or, even less, ever visits. I jumped on a 141 and headed outta there PDQ. (N.B For 'Eclectic' - read "jumble of)". Very Sad

@peterjohnson450 11 месяцев назад

Where the news reporter is standing with Ally pally in the background is now primark's roof area. In the stairwell up to it you can see the builders graffiti names and dates of when they place been built

@crayzmarc Год назад

why councils haven't got a bloody clue when it comes to property and private business.

@yesthen2704 2 года назад

Wow they failed so badly.

@MaggieWoodward 10 лет назад

The 'Wood Green Problem' indeed. Very interesting

@BobHooker 6 месяцев назад

The mall and the area is booming very high right now

@ismailkaragandere6298 2 года назад

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@matthewcloke7901 10 месяцев назад

Its a shame that Wood Green has turned into a rough place at night especially. Imagine if John Lewis and some other places had had shops. They needed variety, a Marks and Spencer in the shopping city, House of Fraser, who knows even a Selfridges. John Lewis pulled the plug because they knew the City would pull them down since they were expected to be a centre piece - what was in for them? There is a clear victim mentality since Haringey was considered so poor. I rate the ambition, but Haringey were clearly very naive - how could they offer Uniliver that sort of cut?! A loan at that scale that pays off 12.5% dividends?! I think Stratford has done a much better job but was much easier. given the Olympic Stadia.