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On 1st April 2011, Ridgeford Properties, the W1W Tree Trust, and Westminster Council welcomed TV gardener Alan Titchmarsh to Bolsover Street, London, to officiate the planting of elm and birch trees.

The planting celebrated the latest street in the east Marylebone area to be given the 'green treatment' as part of the W1W Tree Planting Initiative.

With the help of local primary school children from All Soul's Primary, Alan Titchmarsh planted the tree with help from the Lord Mayor of Westminster, who unveiled a commemorative plaque to mark the occasion.

With the financial support of local businesses including Ridgeford Properties and the Manhattan Loft Corporation, elm trees can now be found outside the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital's state-of-the-art diagnosis centre, which was developed as part of a joint venture by both companies.

In this video Barbara Windsor talks her admiration for the W1W Tree Planting Initiative, sponsored by Ridgeford Properties. The ceremony took place on Thursday 4 November, 2010 and saw 53 chanticleer pear trees planted along a Marylebone street.

10 Weymouth Street, just 5 minutes from Oxford Street, was developed by Ridgeford Properties working with Make Architects, the company founded by Ken Shuttleworth in 2004. This time lapse video shows the low-lying existing building transformed into a several story luxury apartment and office development.

Watch the Fitzrovia Apartments on Bolsover Street rise in a matter of seconds. The development from Ridgeford Properties and the Manhattan Loft Corporation comprises 100 flats, including four exclusive penthouses. Now in its second phase, the development will be completed in 2012. The development includes a new state-of-the-art facility for the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital. This was opened in December 2009 by HRH The Duke of York and Ridgeford staff.