An icon of 20th century London, Battersea Power Station opened its doors to the public after 40 years last week. This £9 billion redevelopment is bringing new life—and 2,500 jobs for Londoners—back to this corner of the city. More good news: the site is a London Living Wage employer and is supporting many small and local businesses. Have you visited yet? | Mayor of London

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History was made at Battersea Power Station this week, as the former coal-fired Power Station opened the doors to its first ever residents! To mark the occasion, a special light show was projected on to the front of the Power Station, celebrating the milestone. Later this week, we will be sharing more highlights from the night including performances from the London Symphony Orchestra and our very own Battersea Power Station Community Choir. We also have some stunning light installations at Circu

London's iconic Battersea Power Station has opened its doors to the public for the first time in its history. The colossal building is now the heart of a new development which has turned the 42-acre former industrial site into a community of homes, shops, cafes, and cultural venues. The renovation of the development area cost a total of £9bn, including £300m put towards the new Northern Line Underground extension which opened in September 2021. | Mashable