A much-loved view of St Paul’s Cathedral has been affected by a new development in east London.
Conservationists have complained to the London mayor Sadiq Khan over the misleadingly named Manhattan Loft Gardens, a 42-floor tower in Stratford, which they say compromises the view of Wren’s masterpiece from King Henry’s Mound in Richmond Park.
We’d like to see your photos of views that you think have been impacted by new developments. London and certain other cities have specific legal requirements to protect certain views and ‘corridors’, but we don’t mind where you are in the world, or whether you’re in the city, suburbs or countryside.
If you could provide “before” and “after” photos, so much the better. But the important thing is to see what the view looks like now, and why you think the view has changed for the worse.
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