The sub-foreman on the Chancery Lane project, Mr Colin Neal, working on the site yesterday. The $2.5 million development is being handled by Moorcom Construction, Ltd, which will lease it on completion. The complex will accommodate shops on the ground floor and a restaurant and tavern above. It will also include a small church to which the Holy Cross Chapel, now in Gloucester Street, will move.
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66The sub-foreman on the Chancery Lane project, Mr Colin Neal, working on the site yesterday. The $2.5 million development is being handled by Moorcom Construction, Ltd, which will lease it on completion. The complex will accommodate shops on the ground floor and a restaurant and tavern above. It will also include a small church to which the Holy Cross Chapel, now in Gloucester Street, will move. Press, 2 June 1982, Page 11
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