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Trump’s proposed arch backed despite adverse effects on DC sightlines

The structure could alter visual connections between some of Washington’s iconic landmarks

The Independent UK · Aug 28

Trump's Freedom 250 Fair Opens to Sparse Crowds as Visitors Mock 'Cult-Like' Arch Display

The flagship America 250 celebration kicked off with ambitious plans but faced an unexpectedly quiet reception, with empty pathways and viral mockery overshadowing the debut.

International Business Times UK · Jun 26

Vietnam War vets sue Trump over his beloved arch and claim he skipped congressional approval

‘Independence Arch’ would obstruct the historically significant view between Arlington House and the Lincoln Memorial, lawsuit says

The Independent UK · Feb 20

Council criticised over £120,000 bill to loan modernist sculpture The Arch

A £120,000 modernist sculpture in a yet-to-be completed garden behind Waltham Forest Town Hall has attracted criticism for its hefty price tag.

Evening Standard · May 1, 2024

Arch of Reunification demolished in North Korea, symbolizing strained relations

This article highlights the demolition of the Arch of Reunification in Pyongyang by North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, signaling a shift away from the hope o...

Top News · Jan 25, 2024

Why Marks & Spencer has to demolish and rebuild its Marble Arch store

Letters: M&S operations director Sacha Berendji responds to a piece by Simon Jenkins about the redevelopment of its building in Oxford Street, London

The Guardian - UK · Nov 7, 2022

Plans for another hotel at Merchant's Arch lodged

A major protest kicked off after plans to build a three storey "boutique" hotel at a different site on the laneway

Dublin Live · Aug 24, 2022

M&S Oxford Street store plan opposed by author Bill Bryson and architects

Raze-and-rebuild proposal for London shop led to carbon footprint debate, with public inquiry looming

The Guardian - UK · Aug 15, 2022

Revealed: The UK’s 10 best pub walks

Research shows which walking trails have the highest-rated pubs

Wales Online · Jun 16, 2022

Siobhan O'Connor column: Society isn't ready for women to have our own surnames after marriage

Research shows that only 3% of all men take their women’s names, so I guess we are still heavily influenced by traditional values

Irish Mirror · Apr 17, 2022