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 : Denis Healey moving into Admiralty Building flat, London


Denis Healey moving into Admiralty Building flat, London

Jun. 06, 1966 - Defence minster moves into new flat at the admiralty Buildings. the man in Shirt sleeves helping to carry furniture is defence minster Mr. Denis healey moving into his new flat at the admiralty building yesterday. It is quite a spacial flat, too. His 11-year old son decided it was A lot better than our old house'. One advantage of the new home, which has four bedrooms. two sitting rooms, a dining room, study, two kitchens, and three bathrooms, is the rent. There is none, the healeys flat is one of two new official government residences in a wing of the 180- year old admiralty building in Whitehall, London, just given a 40, 00 facelift. The other flat will be occupeid by Mr Arthur Bottomley, the commonwealth secretary, Mr. Healey and Mr Bottomley were given their flats because they have to do a lot of entertaining

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