Despite green light, Historic England repeats objections to Tulip

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London mayor has until middle of month to decide on whether to call scheme in

The government’s own heritage adviser has again repeated objections to Foster + Partners’ controversial Tulip tourist attraction which was given the OK yesterday.

Historic England had already condemned the 305m tower before it went for planning as “a lift shaft with a bulge on top”.

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