Plaque

Marylebone Flyover

Erection date: 12/10/1967

Inscription

Marylebone Flyover
Opened by Mr Desmond Plummer TD, JP, leader of the Greater London Council, 12th October 1967.
Architect to the Council - Hubert Bennett FRIBA
Director of Highways and Transportation - Peter Stott MA, MICE, FIHE
Consulting Engineers - Sir Bruce White, Wolfe Barry & Partners
Main Contractor - Cementation Construction Limited

Site: Flyover & subway (2 memorials)

W2, Marylebone Road, Joe Strummer Subway

February 2011 and Westminster Council are considering closing the subway.

July 2017: Thanks Richard Ruth for reporting that the Strummer plaque is still there.

2018: Subway closed.

December 2022: Hoarding around the building on this corner encompasses the subway so it is now inaccessible and impossible to see whether the plaque remains.

March 2024: Ian Visits reported that the subway is to be filled in and to operate as a sustainable urban drainage system, a rain garden.

We've marked the plaque as lost. If anyone sees it reappear please let us know.

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Marylebone Flyover

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Hubert Bennett

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Peter Frank Stott

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Sir Bruce White, Wolfe Barry and Partners

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