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BBC
London is profiling the two local buildings which could be saved
if YOU vote for them.
Watch the TV reports here on the two buildings plus other projects.
(Video will be added throughout the campaign so please keep checking
back)
Strawberry
Hill House
Hidden away in a quiet west London suburb is one of the most unusal
houses ever built. Strawberry Hill in Twickenham has been designated
one of the most endangered monuments in the world. It needs to find
£5m to survive. So should Strawberry Hill get your vote?
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Click
here to watch BBC London's Gillian Joseph reporting
from Strawberry Hill House in Twickenham 
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Severndroog
Castle
A dramatic gothic tower on the top of the hill - hardly your typical
London skyline. In fact Severndroog Castle in Greenwich has been
with us for the past 200 years.
Neglected in the past the tower is in a sorry condition. So should
it be restored? Judge for yourself by clicking on this video.
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Click
here to watch BBC London's Gillian Joseph reporting
from Severndroog Castle in Greenwich 
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St
Pancras
We look at of London's most ambitious building projects - transforming
a Victorian station into an international rail terminal. The work
being done on St Pancras is still three years away from completion.
Gillian Joseph's been given exclusive access to the work. Watch
her TV report here
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Click
here to watch BBC London's Gillian Joseph reporting
from St Pancras Station 
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Danson
House
Danson House in Bexleyheath has been described as one of the
most outstanding examples of Georgian architecture. But in the early
90s the building was close to collapse. That was until English Heritage
got involved. The mansion will now re-open to the public next spring.
Gillian Joseph has been given rare access to one of the London's
most remarkable restoration success stories.
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Click
here to watch BBC London's Gillian Joseph reporting
from Danson House 
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Details
of how to vote and when - click
here
The winning building will be restored from funds raised through
The Restoration Fund - a BBC Appeal and registered charity 1098895.
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