10 July 2003

We take a trip to Paternoster Square, the spiritual home of Temple Bar. The impressive column you see standing in the background is over 23 metres high and was completed by CWO. Temple Bar will be a gateway into the central piazza of Paternoster Square, which when completed will cover an area of over 80, 000 square metres of offices, restaurants and cafes. Once rebuilt, it will stand in line with building 6 (the red brick building). Back at the Hertfordshire construction site more hardcore is emptied on the ground around the Bar and the white taram sheeting is cut and fitted in preparation for the delivery of road planings.

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15 July 2003

The rest of the fence and its posts are taken down and replaced with a new security fence which surrounds the Bar. Another portable cabin

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14 July 2003

Twelve days into the project and portable cabins for workers are delivered on site. The fencing surrounding the rear of the bar is removed and

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11 July 2003

Tree surgeon Carl Springett, from Waterers carefully takes down a badly damaged Oak tree near to the Bar. The tree was struck by lightning early

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10 July 2003

We take a trip to Paternoster Square, the spiritual home of Temple Bar. The impressive column you see standing in the background is over 23

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