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Jul. 16, 1970 - GLC To Buy Homes Hit By Motorway Blight'.: Greater London Council is to spend 30 million Western Avenue elevated motorway extension in North Kensington. The council will pay full market value to the owners, and if necessary help with mortgages to enable owner-occupiers to buy new homes. But most of the 300-400 people to be rehoused are tenants. Photo shows Some of the 42 blighted house in for 30 million Western Avenue Extension, and Britain's longest elevated motorway, to be officially opened on July 28

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