After London’s worst year for housebuilding on record, is the market in meltdown?
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The UK’s largest hippy commune was on an island in the Thames
It hosted David Bowie, orgy rooms and 'Fuckbucket Flo'. So how did we lose the Eel Pie Hotel?
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