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Earl's Court demolition plan 'will cost jobs and homes'

A DESTRUCTIVE developer’s plan to demolish Earl’s Court to build posh flats will cost thousands of homes and Tube jobs and devastate the local environment, according to a new study published yesterday.

Local residents and campaigners had to pay for the impact assessment out of their own pockets when Hammersmith & Fulham and Kensington & Chelsea councils refused to undertake one.

Campaigner Jos Bell said it was “unheard of” for a 20-year construction plan to have no local authority impact assessment or even a review during the building process.

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