AEO launches e-petition against Earls Court demolition3rd September 2012 | published by EW SHARE
The Association of Event Organisers (AEO) has launched a petition off the back of Earls Court’s involvement in the London 2012 Olympic games to stop the demolition of the exhibition centres. The e-petition, which went live on 1 September, requests the planning application for redevelopment of the site into more than 7,500 h...
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