When did they put gates on downing street?
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When did they put barriers on downing street at the St James's Park end of the street? When did they put a wooden barricade on downing street at the end of the street? When did they put metal barriers on downing street at the end of the street? When did they put a semi-permanent barrier on downing street between the pavement and carriageway on the Foreign Office side? When did they put railings and a demountable gate on downing street? When did they put black steel gates on downing street?
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In 1982 access was further restricted by railings and a demountable <b>gate</b>. They 
were replaced by black steel <b>gates</b> in 1989. <b>Downing Street</b>, also known colloquially in the United Kingdom simply as 
Number 10, is the ... Guarded <b>gates</b> were added at both ends of the street. 
Visitors&nbsp;... Incident and initial aftermath[edit]. Armed police at the <b>gates</b> to <b>Downing Street</b>. 
Pedestrian <b>gate</b> to the&nbsp;... The <b>Downing Street</b> mortar attack was carried out by the Provisional Irish 
Republican Army ... following increased IRA activity in England in 1988, including 
the addition of a police guard post and security <b>gates</b> at the end of the street. 
Plans to&nbsp;... <b>Gates</b>[edit]. The article says that in 1982 access was restricted with a <b>gate</b>. But I 
am sure I saw that <b>gate</b> in 1981 already when I visited&nbsp;... Andrew John Bower Mitchell (born 23 March 1956) is a British Conservative 
Party politician ... claimed to be an ordinary member of the public who had 
witnessed the alleged incident from the public footpath outside the <b>Downing</b> 
<b>Street gates</b>. A view of <b>Downing Street</b> from the <b>gate</b>. 10 <b>Downing Street</b>, the office of the Prime 
Minister, is the second building on the right. Photo taken March 11, 2006 by&nbsp;... Rahman had planned to detonate bombs at the <b>gates</b> of <b>Downing Street</b> and then 
behead the Prime Minister, but was arrested beforehand due to an FBI and&nbsp;... At its most expansive, the palace extended over much of the area bordered by 
Northumberland Avenue in the north; to <b>Downing Street</b> and nearly to Derby <b>Gate</b>
&nbsp;... Number 10 <b>Downing Street</b> is the residence and office of the First Lord of the 
Treasury as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. The headquarters of Her&nbsp;...
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