Wembley Park - Knowledge (XXG)

1032: 895: 541: 1908: 1724: 1526:), allowing people entering and leaving the Stadium to be segregated from the vehicular traffic. The main walkway, which led to Olympic Way, and is still in existence, was 60 feet wide, while another lead to other leading to Empire Way via Elvin House, was 30 feet wide. The Stadium authorities had long been aware of the need for traffic and pedestrian segregation. The main pedway opened in 1975. It has been written, in a 1999 Heritage Study connected with the construction of the new Stadium, that the pedway compromised the north frontage of the 1923 Stadium by obscuring portions of it. 5370: 1194: 1869: 639: 57: 1203: 1755: 2056: 469:(1752–1818) to convert the farmland into wooded parkland and to make improvements to the house. Repton was clearly impressed by Page's property. He wrote, "in the vicinity of the metropolis there are few places so free from interruption as the grounds at Wembly; and, indeed, in the course of my experience, I have seen no spot within so short a distance of London more perfectly secluded ... Wembly is as quiet and retired at seven miles distance as it could be at seventy." 5812: 5802: 5782: 5762: 5722: 5702: 5692: 5677: 5667: 5657: 5647: 5637: 5622: 5597: 5582: 5572: 5542: 840: 1732: 41: 1683: 5817: 5792: 5772: 5752: 5742: 5732: 5712: 5682: 5627: 5612: 5602: 5587: 5562: 5552: 1743: 5881: 5377: 1511:(opened 31 January 1977), Wembley Exhibition Centre (opened 1977), the 722m Greenwich Rooms and a futuristic triangular office block called Elvin House. The redevelopment scheme cost £15 million and was designed by R. Seifert & Partners, with Douglas Kershaw and Co. acting as consultant surveyors. Planning consent was given prior to 26 September 1972, after seeking guidance from the 1380: 5893: 64: 1295:'s SOS charity were held in 1959. These were the Record Star Show in March, and the Starlight Dance on 17 October. 9,000 people attended the Record Star Show, and the Starlight Dance was equally successful. The discovery that popular music events attracted large, new audiences would radically change the Empire Pool's offer in the decades to come. 206: 1328:

The other two teams who played at Wembley in the group stage were Mexico and France. In 1966, however, the World Cup competition was clearly not seen as being as important is it is now. Wembley Stadium refused to cancel a greyhound meeting on 15 July that clashed with Uruguay v. France, meaning that

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In the stadium, some poor weather, and the inferior quality of the running track, slowed the track-and-field competition times. The fewest Olympic records were set in the history of the Games thus far, although the restricted women's competition was expanded to 10 possible events with the addition of

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In May 2018, it was announced that the studios would open in the latter half of 2018 as a flexible 1,000–2,000 seat theatre by Troubador Theatres (the same company that owns Wembley Park Theatre Ltd) as well as bar and restaurant. This theatre opened as Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre in Summer 2019.

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on the map once again as a desirable location. Wembley's sewerage was improved, many roads in the area were straightened and widened and new bus services began operating. Visitors were introduced to Wembley and some later moved to the area when houses had been built to accommodate them. Between 1921

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Over 100,000 people visited Wembley Park in the second quarter of 1894, though this declined to 120,000 for the whole of 1895 and only 100,000 for 1896. Despite an initial burst of popularity, the tower failed to draw large crowds. Of the 100,000 visitors to the Park in 1896 rather less than a fifth

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In May 2016, controversial regeneration plans in the stadium area were approved by the local council. The £2.5 billion scheme from Quintain involves the building of over 7,000 apartments, as well as new shops and offices, two hotels, a 7-acre public park, and a school. There will be a total of seven

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Developers Quintain and Family Mosaic have led new developments in the area, including residential Forum House completed in 2008 and Quadrant Court in March 2010. Demolition of Malcolm and Fulton House also took place that month. Later work began on the Wembley Park Boulevard leisure and retail hub,

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The remaining portions of the British Empire Exhibition's Palace of Arts were demolished in 2006. The only surviving Exhibition structure, the Palace of Industry, was finally demolished in February–March 2013. A lion's head corbel from the building was saved and is now on display in the green space

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Gray renovated and extended the house between 1811 and 1814, at a cost of £14,000. He may also be responsible for the late 18th- or early 19th-century cottage orné style lodge on Wembley Hill Road, if it was not built for Page by Repton. Whoever built it, it is thought to be the oldest property in

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moved the Pollwinners Concert to the Empire Pool in February 1960. These concerts would continue there until 1973. The Pop Hit Parade Concerts, the ATV Glad Rag Ball, the Ready Steady Go Mod Ball (1964) and more Record Star shows all followed, some of them televised. Since all the major stars of

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of the Netherlands, known as "The Flying Housewife". A 30-year-old mother of three, whom many believed was too old to compete, she was pregnant at the time she won four gold medals: in the 100 metres, 200 metres, 80 metres high hurdles, and 4 x 100 metre relay. She was also a world record holder in

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held a monopoly of catering, but the restaurant in the Indian Pavilion used Indian cooks and was advised by Edward Palmer "of Messrs. Veeraswami & Co." to serve as "Indian Adviser at the restaurant". In 1925 Veeraswamy & Co. ran the Indian restaurant, even though, for reasons both economic

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The park became a sizeable pleasure garden that boasted cricket & football grounds, a large running track, tea pagodas, bandstands, a lake, a nine-hole golf course, a variety theatre and a trotting ring. Served by the new Wembley Park station, it officially opened in May 1894, though it had in

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The area landscaped by Repton was larger than the current Wembley Park. It included the southern slopes of Barn Hill to the north, where Repton planted trees and started building a 'prospect house' – a gothic tower offering a view over the parkland. Repton may also have designed the thatched lodge

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British Guiana (now Guyana), Burma (now Myanmar), Ceylon (now Sri Lanka), Iran, Iraq, Jamaica, Korea, Lebanon, Pakistan, Puerto Rico, Singapore, Syria, Trinidad and Tobago, and Venezuela were all nations sending teams for the first time. The 1948 Games were the first international competition that

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What happened in extra time is the stuff of legends. Geoff Hurst scored a controversial, and in retrospect, wrongly allowed, goal in the 101st minute, and then a further goal in the 120th (119' 51"), just as the match was ending. "Some people are on the pitch… they think it's all over", said BBC

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The Stadium was too large to conceal, and German aircraft used it to identify their location. They also dropped bombs on Wembley Park. At least two fell on the former British Empire Exhibition site, one fell very near Wembley Park station, and several fell on the suburban housing to the west of

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By the 1990s, the 1923 stadium was becoming increasingly outdated. As Conservative MP Andrew Bingham later said in a House of Commons debate on football governance, "I remember going to the last game at the old Wembley stadium and thinking how old and archaic it looked compared with the new and

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The tower design was chosen through a competition, judged in March 1890. The judges eventually awarded the 500 guinea prize to a design for a 1,200-foot steel tower by Stewart, MacLaren and Dunn. Originally intended to have eight legs, the plan was changed to a cheaper four-legged design and the

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Wembley Park was described in 1834 as "beautifully diversified by fine grown timber judiciously placed, contributing a seclusion such as is scarcely elsewhere to be enjoyed, but at a considerable distance from the metropolis." Later visitors described "a grove, a pleasant retreat in summer – a

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in what had been the British Empire Exhibition's fine dining restaurant. When rebuilt in the late 1920s, Wembley Studios would become Britain's first purpose-built sound stages, though it was seriously damaged in a fire in October 1929, not long after it had opened. Perhaps due to the fire, the

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in Paris. Watkin also hoped that this tower and an associated pleasure gardens would bring passengers to his Metropolitan Railway. Wembley Park, which was only 12 minutes by train from Baker Street, seemed the ideal location. The International (later Metropolitan) Tower Construction Company was

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extended its line from Willesden Green to Harrow, cutting through Wembley Park. The railway company bought 47 acres (19 hectares) of land from Gray's son, also called John. He died in 1887. Two years later Wembley Park was bought by the Metropolitan Railway Company for £32,500. Its chairman was

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had never been a great success as a swimming venue, but it was ideal for the Olympics. For the first time at the Olympics, swimming events were held under cover. As the Empire Pool was longer than the standard Olympic length of 50 metres, a platform was constructed across the pool which both

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offered free admission to servicemen and servicewomen, and helped war charities. Unofficial cup finals were held in the Stadium, as well as internationals against the home nations, and greyhound racing returned, albeit only in daylight hours, while Canadian troops invigorated ice hockey.

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In addition to the pavilions and kiosks there were a lake, a funfair, a garden and a working replica coal mine. There were also numerous restaurants, the most expensive of which was the Lucullus restaurant (in 1925 the Wembley Garden Club restaurant) near the exhibition gardens. In 1924

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At the same time as the new stadium was being built, the old concrete footbridge at Wembley Stadium station, probably built for the British Empire Exhibition, was replaced by a new bridge and a public square. In 2005, after a BBC Five Live poll, it was decided to name the bridge the

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Over 70,000 saw it live, and a further 1.9 billion watched on television, worldwide. £30 million was raised for famine relief. It was a hot day, and Wembley staff had to distribute water, hose down the crowd and even cut off the legs from people's jeans to convert them into shorts.

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The current Empire Way (originally Raglan Gardens) now bisects Repton's landscape. Wembley Park Mansion, now with stucco facing as part of Gray's improvements, (and so known locally as 'The White House'), was situated west of Empire Way, while much of the parkland was to the east.

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The loss of the tower did not diminish the park's appeal as a public recreation ground, and it continued to offer football, cricket, cycling, rowing, athletics and in winter, ice skating on the frozen lake. After 1907 the Variety Hall in the park was used as a film studio by the

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Richard Page (died 1771) was the landowner and lord of the manor. He lived in Sudbury, west of Wembley. Around 1787, his son, also called Richard (1748–1803), had the ambition of converting 'Wellers' into a country seat, turning the fields around it into a landscaped estate.

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Though the 1936 Berlin Olympics had been televised, the Wembley games were the first Olympics to be broadcast by BBC television. Few people owned a television set, but nonetheless, the new medium helped to promote the Games in a way never seen before by the British public.

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Later, writing to a friend in May 1793, Repton wrote of Wembley "on Wednesday I go to ... a most beautiful spot near Harrow. I wish I could shew it to you." Repton often called the areas he landscaped 'parks', and so Wembley Park owes its name as well as its origins to

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There was limited preparation time. It was debated whether a sports festival was really necessary at such a time, but it was generally agreed that it could only bring an element of light relief and a wider image of progress, to which other nations could easily relate.

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In 1902 the Tower, now known as "Watkin's Folly", was declared unsafe and closed to the public. In 1904 it was decided to demolish the structure, a process that ended with the foundations being destroyed by explosives in 1907, leaving four large holes in the ground.

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and 1928 season ticket sales at Wembley Park and neighbouring Metropolitan stations rose by over 700%. Like much of the rest of West London, most of Wembley Park and its environs was built over, largely with relatively low-density suburban housing, by 1939.

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Even without the Barn Hill portion, the Wembley Park estate covered some 327 acres (132 hectares) from what is now Wembley Hill Road in the west to the River Brent in the east, and from the modern Chiltern Line in the south to Forty Lane in the north.

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officially entered as independent nations. As a team, India won their first medal as an independent nation in the field hockey competition. They were awarded the gold (also their first ever Olympic victory) when they beat Britain 4-0 in the final.

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were on the least lavish scale ever seen, costing just £730,000 to put together. They became known as the Austerity Games. Many British athletes commuted to the Games on public transport. Even the "gold" medals were made from oxidised silver.

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In the 1970s Wembley Park became known as Wembley Complex, a group of venues serving different needs. The Complex included Wembley Stadium and the Empire Pool (renamed Wembley Arena on 1 February 1978), as well as new buildings, including the

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supporters Club had 61,000 members in 1948, and one meeting attracted a crowd of 85,000, with a further 20,000 listening to the results on the radio outside. Speedway ended at Wembley in 1957, unless one counts a brief revival in 1970–71.

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Food rationing was still in force, but other competing nations, such as The Netherlands, contributed provisions. Athletes were provided with increased rations of 5,500 calories a day, on a par with the ration of a docker or a miner.

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The final was played at Wembley on Wednesday 30 July 1966. England wore red because they had lost the toss of a coin to determine which team would have to wear their away colours. Haller scored for Germany in the 13th minute, with

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made their last official live appearance in Britain at the NME Annual Poll-Winners' All-Star Concert at the Pool on 1 May 1966. Although the concert was televised, the cameras were switched off while the Beatles played because

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to pantomimes on ice. From 1959, and especially from the late 1960s onwards, The SSE Arena has become increasingly associated with popular music, hosting every major artist from the Beatles to the Stones, Bowie to Madonna.

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height reduced to 1,150 foot. There were to be two stages, one 155 feet up and another at the halfway mark, with a viewing area at the summit. The platforms would be fitted with "restaurants, theatre, shops, a

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Unlike other railways, from an early date the Metropolitan Railway had bought land alongside its line and then developed housing on it. In the 1880s and 1890s it had developed the Willesden Park Estate near

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the Government initially banned large public events, but later realised that this had a demoralising effect. Sporting events, including football matches, returned to Wembley, although for a while after

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The 1924 Metro-land guide describes Wembley Park as "rapidly developed of recent years as a residential district", pointing out that there are several golf courses within a few minutes journey of it.

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Britain finished with a total of 20 medals, three of them gold, coming 12th in the medal table. The USA walked away with the top spot, as their medal tally reached 84, including 34 golds.

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for the second time in its history, seeing an opportunity to stage-manage an unparalleled global event and to demonstrate to the world that the worst effects of the war were in the past.

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A total of 4,104 athletes took part, from a record number of 59 nations (90% of all competitors were male). This compares with 10,000 athletes from 204 nations at the 2012 London games.

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Wembley Park Sports Ground was located on Bridge Road, near the local station. In 2008 the site was closed down by the council and sold amid protests from locals. It was turned into an

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was demolished in 2003 and rebuilt, followed by new developments nearby that continue until the present day. The plans for the redevelopment were approved by the council in June 2004.

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The house appears to have been sold to John Gray (died 1828), a London brandy merchant, in 1802. The Page family retained the Barn Hill part of the park, some 91 acres (77 hectares).

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school that opened in September 2015. The Town Hall Library was also replaced by a new library adjoined with the civic centre. On Olympic Way, a student accommodation building ran by

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At the same time, the Empire Pool really took off as a concert venue. Promoters realised that it had a significantly larger capacity than even the Albert Hall. On 21 November 1971

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The Page family, successful local farmers, had already been leasing the land before the Dissolution of the Monasteries. The Pages became one of the largest and richest families in

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The name Wembley Park refers to the area that, at its broadest, falls within the limits of a late 18th-century landscaped estate in northern Wembley in the historic county of

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A new Wembley stadium was designed by a consortium including engineering consultant Mott MacDonald and built by the Australian firm Multiplex. It cost £798 million.

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England topped their group, and won a quarter final against Spain. This was Wembley's first international penalty shoot-out. The England supporters sang the catchy

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the Stadium became an Emergency Dispersal Centre, and later housed refugees from occupied countries. The Empire Pool was used as a permanent hostel for evacuated

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The Stadium closed in October 2000 and was demolished in 2003. While Wembley was being rebuilt the FA cup finals were played at Cardiff's Millennium Stadium.

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The building served as a public swimming pool until the start of the Second World War. It was last used for swimming when it hosted the aquatic events at the

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acquired the land shortly after it was created and began selling plots in 1921. The railway even put in a siding to bring building materials to the estate.

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In 2015, Wembley Park's events programme brought 150,000 to the site to enjoy events from Color Run and Survival of the Fittest to a weekly food market.

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The games opened at 4.00 p.m. (the time shown on Big Ben on the promotional literature) on 29 July 1948. There were 80,000 spectators on the first day.

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formed to finance construction of the tower, with Watkin as chairman. It leased a significant part of Wembley Park from the Metropolitan Railway.

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The post-war years also saw religious events at the Stadium (a Roman Catholic celebration in 1950, a gathering of Jehovah's Witnesses in 1951 and

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In 2016 Avesco, Fountain Studio's owner, took the decision to sell the studios to Quintain after reporting financial losses in the previous year.

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The Arena and the Conference Centre and exhibition halls also played their part, being taken over to provide dressing rooms for the performers.

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finally got the FA Cup Winners medal his skills so clearly deserved, though the hat-trick of goals that brought Blackpool victory was scored by

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hosted the opening ceremonies, the track-and-field competition, and other events. A cinder track, made with residue from the domestic fires of

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for the first time. As in 1966, the opening match, England v. Switzerland, took place at Wembley. Played on 8 June 1996, it was a 1 – 1 draw.

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was in the habit of recording his designs in Red Books, but the one for Wembley Park, which would answer this speculation, has not survived.

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Less than two years later there was another famous English footballing victory at Wembley. On 29 May 1968 Wembley hosted the first of seven

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the long jump and high jump and might have won further medals in these sports, but female athletes were limited to three individual events.

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Today the area continues new retail and housing development schemes near the stadium complex that have started since the early 2000s. The

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was invited, but they declined. The Games were, however, attended by other Communist bloc countries, including Hungary, Yugoslavia and

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was "the event which established Wembley as a major rock venue. We had only staged ten different music shows at the stadium before

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that survives on Wembley Hill Road, to the west of Wembley Park. It is in a style frequently used by him, known as "cottage orne".

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starts off at the Stadium Industrial Estate and runs between Bridge Road and Wembley Park Drive, and through Forty Avenue towards

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ran from 1924 to 1925, and while it failed to make a profit or reinforce conclusively the national attachment to the ideal of the

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On 13 July 1985 the Stadium was the venue for an enormous 16-hour charity rock concert, largely the brain-child of Irish singer

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cutting through the area. Wembley Park was developed into a pleasure and events destination for urban Londoners, with a large

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International basketball had been played in the Pool before the war, but it now became a regular feature, starring the

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Empire Way. Light industry in Wembley Park helped the war effort, but the low concentration of bombs here compared to

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is also located in the area. The east is home to large industrial land, called Stadium Industrial Estate, adjacent to

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kicked off at Wembley on Monday, 11 July 1966, with a match between England and Uruguay. It was a dull 0 - 0 draw.

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In 1963 the Stadium was given a new roof, ostensibly protecting all spectators. On 18 June in the same year,

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was held in the Stadium. It was the first of several popular music concerts held in the Stadium in the '70s.

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The British Empire Exhibition, 1924. Report by the Commissioner for India for the British Empire Exhibition

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Germany and Japan were not invited to the Games due to their roles as the aggressors in World War II. The

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played the Empire Pool. They were the first group to headline on their own. Many others would follow.

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Wembley: New English National Stadium Planning and Listed Building Consent Applications Heritage Study

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fact been open on Saturdays since October 1893 to cater for football matches in the pleasure gardens.

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Quintain unveiled plans for a further 250,000 square feet of retail space in the area in March 2018.

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later founded the first Indian restaurant aimed at a non-Anglo-Indian white clientele in England, in

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One of the earliest Metroland developments was a 123-acre one at Chalkhill, within the curtilage of

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scored for England in the 78th minute, but Weber made it level just before the end of normal time.

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Mass re-development has occurred in the complex area since the start of the 21st century. The old

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became the first popular musicians to perform in the new Stadium, on 16 June 2007. This, their

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scene of tranquility furnished with an old temple and a summerhouse" to the west of the house.

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residential and retail tower blocks, up to 19 storeys high. The plans were disapproved by the

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In the early 1990s two further exhibition halls were built, offering 17,000m of space in all.

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and ABC TV had failed to agree over terms. They were filmed receiving their awards, however.

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Richard Page lost interest in Wembley Park, partly because he had inherited a fully completed

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finals that have been played there so far (five in the old Stadium and two in the new one).

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buildings were used, notably the Palace of Engineering, so that no new venues were needed.

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Wembley Hill station was called Wembley Complex from May 1978 to May 1987, when it became

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played their first Wembley International against a non-British side, drawing 2-2 with

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In March 1946, still recovering from the war, Britain put itself forward to host the

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was also built at Engineers Way serving as the new home of Brent's local authority.

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was held at Wembley Stadium, on Saturday 29 May. About 80,000 people were present.

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Well over a million people attended across all the Olympic events at Wembley Park.

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However, each national team was assigned a vehicle with a uniformed female driver.

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was held. Wembley Park continues to be a recreational centre today, being home to

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Throughout the late 1940s and 1950s the Empire Pool continued to be dominated by

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as "the best of the modern town halls around London, neither fanciful nor drab."

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continued to use the studio, but it went into decline until it was taken over by

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More new events came to the Stadium and the Empire Pool in the 1960s, including

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in the Stadium, with a specially constructed tower and machine-produced snow.

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returned to the Stadium in 1946. The late 1940s was the sport's heyday. The

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took over the town hall. It remained the headquarters of Brent until the new

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kennels. Two dogs were casualties and about 60 escaped onto the streets of

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and political, the Indian Government did not take part in the 1925 season.

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The Second Railway King: The Life and Times of Sir Edward Watkin 1819-1901

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became the first spectacular, theatrical rock concert at the Empire Pool.

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By the end of the war more than one million service personnel had visited

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Most importantly, two popular music concerts intended to raise money for

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was in the parish of Harrow, and the manor of Wembley was a sub-manor of

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The Empire Pool also hosted the boxing and the diving, as it had at the

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London Buses routes 83, 92, 182, 206, 223, 245 and 297 serve the area.

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Williams, Cunnington and Hewlett, Leslie R., Win and Geoffrey (1985).

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further encouraged suburban development and could be said to have put

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just south of it, suggests that it was not seriously targeted by the

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is on the opposite side, past The Broadway intersection. There is a

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On 11 June 1988 a concert was held celebrating the 70th birthday of

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in 1948, including the women's 200 metres, long jump and shot put.

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studio was never as successful as envisaged. It was taken over by

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Barn Hill is 86 metres above sea level, and is part of the larger

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The fountains at The SSE Arena following its refurbishment in 2006

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The new Stadium opened on 17 March 2007 with a Community Day for

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Schreuders, Lewisohn & Smith, Piet, Mark & Adam (2008).

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Despite organisational problems the event was a huge success.

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became increasingly known for the use of lasers at concerts.

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India : souvenir of the Indian Pavilion and its exhibits

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Chalkhill estate was already renovated before, in the 1990s.

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A sketched plan of Wembley Park, featuring the major planned

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performed at Wembley Stadium, on a bill that also included

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became known as "the Matthews final" because 38-year-old

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performed there several times, notably on 28 April 1964.

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on Wembley Hill Road, opposite York House. The former

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town centre and 7.6 miles (12 km) northwest from

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the 200-metre run, the long jump, and the shot put.

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The Olympic Torch arriving at Empire Stadium in the

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A 410:and to its north-east the 18: 5875: 5756:Sudbury & Harrow Road 5366: 4150:"1966 Review of the Year" 4038:The Lion Roars at Wembley 4020:The Lion Roars at Wembley 3418:The Lion Roars at Wembley 2863:The Lion Roars at Wembley 2753:The Lion Roars at Wembley 2179:www.british-history.ac.uk 1944:Preston Manor High School 1853:and the Mayor of London, 1775:Wembley Conference Centre 1554:Archbishop of Westminster 1509:Wembley Conference Centre 1425:On 13 July 1969 the band 1344:equalising in the 19th. 1066:British Empire Exhibition 917:within the boundaries of 862:The building, called the 818:London Weekend Television 763:British Empire Exhibition 719:Wembley Park tube station 695:British Empire Exhibition 648:British Empire Exhibition 601:Wembley Park tube station 590:Walturdaw Company Limited 580:paid to go up the Tower. 385:British Empire Exhibition 281: 241: 201: 50: 38: 21:Wembley Park tube station 16:Area of north-west London 4564:www.thepapalvisit.org.uk 4325:forgotten-yesterdays.com 4157:Greyhound Racing History 3806:www.brent-heritage.co.uk 3099:Metro-Land: 1924 Edition 3069:Metro-Land: 1924 Edition 3004:Metro-Land: 1924 Edition 2963:Metro-Land: 1924 Edition 2796:Clarke, Barbara (2011). 2708:Wembley through the Ages 2536:Hodgkins, David (2002). 2424:Hodgkins, David (2002). 1921:Wembley United Synagogue 1738:under construction, 2012 1550:visit to Britain in 1982 787:The Wembley Park Studios 400:Chalkhill housing estate 6984:Upper and Lower Clapton 5949:Central activities zone 5206:London Borough of Brent 5091:Property Investor Today 4473:"The Space at Westbury" 4438:www.ukrockfestivals.com 4413:www.ukrockfestivals.com 3445:Barres-Baker, Malcolm. 2706:Elsley, H.W.R. (1953). 2594:Rowley, Trevor (2006). 2312:"London Gardens Online" 2087:Wembley Stadium Station 1935:on Wembley Park Drive. 1911:Church of St. Augustine 1880:that continues towards 1702:London Borough of Brent 1593:John F. Kennedy Stadium 1271:Dick Whittington on Ice 934:London Borough of Brent 907:Wembley Borough Council 731:Willesden Green station 536:Watkin and Wembley Park 346:London Borough of Brent 6224:Kensington High Street 5533:Tube and rail stations 5417:London Designer Outlet 4842:www.wembleystadium.com 3908:"1948 London Olympics" 3744:"1948 London Olympics" 3667:www.sirbillywright.com 3097:Green, Oliver (2015). 3067:Green, Oliver (2015). 3017:Jackson, Alan (1986). 3002:Green, Oliver (2015). 2961:Green, Oliver (2015). 2060: 1929:United Reformed Church 1912: 1873: 1810:London Designer Outlet 1759: 1751: 1748:London Designer Outlet 1739: 1728: 1687: 1665:Football's Coming Home 1653:European Championships 1571:, in partnership with 1513:Greater London Council 1396:the era, ranging from 1388: 1261:, skating, boxing and 1039: 905:Between 1937 and 1940 902: 844: 807:Associated-Rediffusion 643: 570:Victorian Turkish bath 549: 179:Postcode district 115:Ceremonial county 5852:Parks and open spaces 5523:Hampstead and Kilburn 5447:Parks and open spaces 4757:www.railwaypeople.com 4512:Bass, Howard (1982). 3179:www.thestudiotour.com 2936:www.viamichelin.co.uk 2058: 1910: 1887:The Wealdstone Brook 1871: 1828:Victoria Hall Limited 1808:shopping centre, the 1757: 1745: 1734: 1726: 1685: 1609:Geldof and his band, 1468:, on 18 August 1979. 1382: 1034: 897: 842: 792:Twentieth Century Fox 641: 612:Great Central Railway 543: 434:. It belonged to the 344:is a district of the 5962:City of London wards 5019:www.indymedia.org.uk 4499:A History of Wembley 3762:1948 Summer Olympics 3649:A History of Wembley 3378:A History of Wembley 3139:A History of Wembley 3084:A History of Wembley 2836:James, Mark (2013). 2823:A History of Wembley 2473:A History of Wembley 2458:A History of Wembley 2411:A History of Wembley 2371:A History of Wembley 2353:A History of Wembley 2338:A History of Wembley 2246:A History of Wembley 2201:A History of Wembley 2147:The Sports Historian 2073:Wembley Park Station 1847:Football Association 1672:Wembley Park station 1385:Wembley Stadium Bowl 1354:Kenneth Wolstenholme 1286:Harlem Globetrotters 1037:1948 Summer Olympics 953:The Second World War 925:and is described by 680:Veeraswamy & Co. 525:Metropolitan Railway 369:Metropolitan Railway 324:51.56314°N 0.27929°W 265:London Assembly 159:Sovereign state 7068:: TV series, novel) 6409:Elephant and Castle 5465:Fryent Country Park 5039:. 16 February 2018. 4732:"Euro 1996 fixture" 4225:englandmemories.com 3933:Dudley, G. (2011). 3687:Low, A. M. (1953). 3522:Low, A. M. (1953). 3117:cinematreasures.org 2681:Barres-Baker, M.C. 2471:Hewlett, Geoffrey. 1878:Fryent Country Park 1779:new Wembley Stadium 1557:Cardinal Basil Hume 1517:Metropolitan Police 1477:Electric Magic Show 1171:Fanny Blankers-Koen 408:Fryent Country Park 320: / 97:London borough 6464:Hayes (Hillingdon) 6219:Holloway Nags Head 5821:Willesden Junction 5392:Brent Civic Centre 4943:www.quintain.co.uk 4836:Stadium, Wembley. 4812:. 22 December 2010 4810:New Civil Engineer 4350:www.leehawkins.com 4083:Low, A.M. (1953). 3328:www.quintain.co.uk 2942:on 21 October 2016 2732:on 30 January 2016 2091:Chiltern Main Line 2061: 1913: 1874: 1787:White Horse Bridge 1760: 1752: 1740: 1736:Brent Civic Centre 1729: 1688: 1507:(opened 1972) and 1389: 1317:The 1966 World Cup 1064:, some of the old 1040: 938:Brent Civic Centre 903: 845: 723:residential suburb 705:a household name. 662:was played there. 644: 550: 383:was built and the 329:51.56314; -0.27929 247:UK Parliament 191:Dialling code 7087: 7086: 7072:Walford (borough) 7048:Charnham (suburb) 7022: 7021: 6924:Plaistow (Newham) 5907: 5906: 5402:Dollis Hill House 5364: 5363: 5315: 5269: 4085:Wonderful Wembley 3689:Wonderful Wembley 3607:Wonderful Wembley 3524:Wonderful Wembley 3481:on 22 August 2016 3304:. 18 January 2016 3268:on 10 August 2016 2912:. 19 October 2016 2646:Llewellyn, John. 2077:Metropolitan line 1993:Sir Edward Watkin 1925:Church of England 1691:modern grounds." 1611:The Boomtown Rats 1579:. 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