Croydonopolis: A Journey to the Greatest City That Never Was CIC Publishing Six of Womersley's buildings in

Six of Womersley's buildings in Scotland are now listed

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Croydonopolis: A Journey to the Greatest City That Never Was CIC Publishing Six of Womersley's buildings inThough everyone from D. H. Lawrence and David Bowie struggled with being there, and comedians have made it a byword for the ugly and banal, this town halfway between London and Brighton has a remarkable history at the centre of things. Eleven archbishops are buried there. London's first airport was there. In the sixties it was a daring experiment in futuristic brutalist architecture. Its contribution to black culture began with our most notable black