What is recorded here
Chinatown Gate, located in London's City of Westminster, was established in 1994 as a symbolic entrance to London's Chinatown, designed by sculptor Edward Bawden. It reflects the area's cultural significance as a historic centre of Chinese community life in the UK and was funded through a collaboration between the Chinese community and Westminster City Council.
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