Mega-basement builders cleared of blame over collapse of £8.5m Chelsea townhouse
No further action will be taken by the Health and Safety Executive over the collapse of part of a Georgian terrace in one of London's most expensive streets. The home was reduced to rubble and around 40 people had to be evacuated when the disaster occurred on November 2. Construction work to build a mega-basement at the house, in Durham Place, Chelsea, had been taking place at the time of the collapse. The house was later revealed to belong to the family of film executive Arthur Abeles, who founded United International Pictures in the late 1960s and was also the former boss of Warner Bros...
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