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Berkeley Group founder Tony Pidgley dies aged 72

Tony Pidgley, founder and chairman of housebuilder Berkeley Group has died aged 72.

Pidgley left school at 15 to form his own haulage and plant hire firm that he sold aged 19 to Crest Homes. He became a building director at the firm before leaving to form Berkeley in 1976.

Berkeley grew to become a FTSE 100 company and has overseen several major regeneration programmes, including the Royal Arsenal munitions site in Woolwich, London, and the revival of Hackley’s Woodberry Down estate.

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