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Sep. 02, 1971 - The Tiger Must Go - Says Council.: The giant glass-fibre tiger which adorns the doorway of the Tyger Tyger boutique in Kensington Church Street must go - says the Kensington and Chelsea Council. It claims that no planning permission was given for the doorway to be built. A Town Hall spokesman said: if we allow this kind of thing people will put up all kind of rubbish. One thing leads to another

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