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Office building at 59 and 61 Peach Street, Wokingham, built by Scammell Properties of Bracknell in 1987. A mobile crane is in place ready for the erection of the steelwork, which lies on the ground nearby. The preserved front wall of the former cottage at No. 59 can be seen, held up by scaffolding. 1980-1989: photograph by Jeff Pickering

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