Contractor active in the 1980s.
The origin of this company dates back to 8 February 1930 when J.L.Eve Construction was formed by John Leonard Eve (1887-1954).
The for this company shows the various names under which traded over the subsequent years.
The also shows the names and dates of these company names and states that it was finally dissolved on 14 January 2020. Its final registered address was 33 Wigmore Street, London, W1U 1QX.
Credit for this entry to: Andrew Behan.
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Eve Group plc
{On the middle of the 3 plaques:} New Islington & Hackney Housing Associa...
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