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- The latest title in Amberley's 50 Buildings series
- Potential for review coverage in local press and media
- The book is a valuable guide for local residents and anyone with an interest in architecture and heritage
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About the Author
Steve Bower has university qualifications in engineering and town planning and has completed a photography evening course. Alongside a career as a social housing developer, he has maintained a continuing passion for buildings and how they create exciting towns and has also contributed listed-building photos to Historic England’s Images of England project, including in London. He has lived in West London since completing his university education.
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