Plans to transform Bow Street Magistrates Court and Police Station in Covent Garden, London, into a luxury hotel have been approved by Westminster City Council. The property is a Grade 2 listed building and has historical connections with Oscar Wilde.  The plans include an ‘interpretive centre’ which incorporates existing cell blocks as well as the preservation of court rooms as areas of the hotel with public access.

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