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Hope and scepticism as Birmingham builds for Commonwealth Games
Hope and scepticism as Birmingham builds for Commonwealth Games. The Perry Barr area of Birmingham, where renovations continue for the Commonwealth Games in 2022. Buildings erected for the athleteÕs village will now be for residential use.
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Hope and scepticism as Birmingham builds for Commonwealth Games
Hope and scepticism as Birmingham builds for Commonwealth Games. The Perry Barr area of Birmingham, where renovations continue for the Commonwealth Games in 2022. Buildings erected for the athleteÕs village will now be for residential use.
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Hope and scepticism as Birmingham builds for Commonwealth Games
Hope and scepticism as Birmingham builds for Commonwealth Games. The Perry Barr area of Birmingham, where renovations continue for the Commonwealth Games in 2022. This bus garage will be converted in to a market and cultural centre. The garage has been rebuilt behind it for a cost of £16 million.
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Hope and scepticism as Birmingham builds for Commonwealth Games
Hope and scepticism as Birmingham builds for Commonwealth Games. Councillor Ian Ward, leader of Birmingham City Council, in the Perry Barr area of the city, where renovations continue for the Commonwealth Games in 2022. The tower block behind him was to be part of the athleteÕs village, but will now be for residential use.
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Hope and scepticism as Birmingham builds for Commonwealth Games
Hope and scepticism as Birmingham builds for Commonwealth Games. Councillor Ian Ward, leader of Birmingham City Council, in the Perry Barr area of the city, where renovations continue for the Commonwealth Games in 2022. The tower block behind him was to be part of the athleteÕs village, but will now be for residential use.
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Hope and scepticism as Birmingham builds for Commonwealth Games
Hope and scepticism as Birmingham builds for Commonwealth Games. Councillor Ian Ward, leader of Birmingham City Council, in the Perry Barr area of the city, where renovations continue for the Commonwealth Games in 2022. The tower block behind him was to be part of the athleteÕs village, but will now be for residential use.
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Hope and scepticism as Birmingham builds for Commonwealth Games
Hope and scepticism as Birmingham builds for Commonwealth Games. The Perry Barr area of Birmingham, where renovations continue for the Commonwealth Games in 2022. Buildings erected for the athleteÕs village will now be for residential use.
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Hope and scepticism as Birmingham builds for Commonwealth Games
Hope and scepticism as Birmingham builds for Commonwealth Games. Councillor Ian Ward, leader of Birmingham City Council, in the Perry Barr area of the city, where renovations continue for the Commonwealth Games in 2022. The tower block behind him was to be part of the athleteÕs village, but will now be for residential use.
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Hope and scepticism as Birmingham builds for Commonwealth Games
Hope and scepticism as Birmingham builds for Commonwealth Games. Councillor Ian Ward, leader of Birmingham City Council, in the Perry Barr area of the city, where renovations continue for the Commonwealth Games in 2022. Buildings erected for the athleteÕs village will now be for residential use.
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Hope and scepticism as Birmingham builds for Commonwealth Games
Hope and scepticism as Birmingham builds for Commonwealth Games. Councillor Ian Ward, leader of Birmingham City Council, in the Perry Barr area of the city, where renovations continue for the Commonwealth Games in 2022. Buildings erected for the athleteÕs village will now be for residential use.
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Hope and scepticism as Birmingham builds for Commonwealth Games
Hope and scepticism as Birmingham builds for Commonwealth Games. Councillor Ian Ward, leader of Birmingham City Council, in the Perry Barr area of the city, where renovations continue for the Commonwealth Games in 2022. Buildings erected for the athleteÕs village will now be for residential use.
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Hope and scepticism as Birmingham builds for Commonwealth Games
Hope and scepticism as Birmingham builds for Commonwealth Games. Councillor Ian Ward, leader of Birmingham City Council, in the Perry Barr area of the city, where renovations continue for the Commonwealth Games in 2022. Buildings erected for the athleteÕs village will now be for residential use.
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PREMIUM EXCLUSIVE Man Breaches Kendall Jenner's Security, Attempts Nude Swim In Her Pool
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ARCHIVE - Kendall Jenner is now beefing up security at her 6,225 square foot $8.55 million home after a man made his way onto her property at 2AM on Sunday. The man, 27, began pounding on the windows of the home while calling out Kendall's name. After her security team was alerted, the man began stripping off his clothes in an attempt to swim in her pool. The suspect was reportedly detained on site by security guards until the police arrived and arrested him for misdemeanor trespassing. Jenner, who was home at the time, managed to stay in a safe location and never made contact with the man. This isn't Jenner's first encounter with a stalker, in 2018 a man made his way onto his property twice before getting slapped with a restraining order and deported to Canada. Tuesday, March 30, 2021 X17online.com (FOTO:DUKAS/X17)
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PREMIUM EXCLUSIVE Man Breaches Kendall Jenner's Security, Attempts Nude Swim In Her Pool
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ARCHIVE - Kendall Jenner is now beefing up security at her 6,225 square foot $8.55 million home after a man made his way onto her property at 2AM on Sunday. The man, 27, began pounding on the windows of the home while calling out Kendall's name. After her security team was alerted, the man began stripping off his clothes in an attempt to swim in her pool. The suspect was reportedly detained on site by security guards until the police arrived and arrested him for misdemeanor trespassing. Jenner, who was home at the time, managed to stay in a safe location and never made contact with the man. This isn't Jenner's first encounter with a stalker, in 2018 a man made his way onto his property twice before getting slapped with a restraining order and deported to Canada. Tuesday, March 30, 2021 X17online.com (FOTO:DUKAS/X17)
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PREMIUM EXCLUSIVE Man Breaches Kendall Jenner's Security, Attempts Nude Swim In Her Pool
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PREMIUM EXCLUSIVE Man Breaches Kendall Jenner's Security, Attempts Nude Swim In Her Pool
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ARCHIVE - Kendall Jenner is now beefing up security at her 6,225 square foot $8.55 million home after a man made his way onto her property at 2AM on Sunday. The man, 27, began pounding on the windows of the home while calling out Kendall's name. After her security team was alerted, the man began stripping off his clothes in an attempt to swim in her pool. The suspect was reportedly detained on site by security guards until the police arrived and arrested him for misdemeanor trespassing. Jenner, who was home at the time, managed to stay in a safe location and never made contact with the man. This isn't Jenner's first encounter with a stalker, in 2018 a man made his way onto his property twice before getting slapped with a restraining order and deported to Canada. Tuesday, March 30, 2021 X17online.com (FOTO:DUKAS/X17)
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Up she rises: how Brunel’s great hulk, SS Great Britain, finally came home
Up she rises: Brunel’s great hulk, SS Great Britain, finally comes home. Dave Webber ands Liam Maslowski, part of the technical services team at the SS Great Britain, clean the glass floor of the water around the ship as she prepares to re-open this weekend. Sunday marks 50 years to the day since she was returned to the dry dock she was built in.
SS Great Britain is a museum ship and former passenger steamship, which was advanced for her time. She was the longest passenger ship in the world from 1845 to 1854. She was designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, for the Great Western Steamship Company's transatlantic service between Bristol and New York City.
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Up she rises: how Brunel’s great hulk, SS Great Britain, finally came home
Up she rises: Brunel’s great hulk, SS Great Britain, finally comes home. Josh Rockey, ship’s bosun on board the SS Great Britain, raises some of the flags as they prepares to re-open the ship this weekend. Sunday marks 50 years to the day since she was returned to the dry dock she was built in.
SS Great Britain is a museum ship and former passenger steamship, which was advanced for her time. She was the longest passenger ship in the world from 1845 to 1854. She was designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, for the Great Western Steamship Company's transatlantic service between Bristol and New York City.
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Up she rises: how Brunel’s great hulk, SS Great Britain, finally came home
Up she rises: Brunel’s great hulk, SS Great Britain, finally comes home. Dave Webber ands Liam Maslowski, part of the technical services team at the SS Great Britain, clean the glass floor of the water around the ship as she prepares to re-open this weekend. Sunday marks 50 years to the day since she was returned to the dry dock she was built in.
SS Great Britain is a museum ship and former passenger steamship, which was advanced for her time. She was the longest passenger ship in the world from 1845 to 1854. She was designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, for the Great Western Steamship Company's transatlantic service between Bristol and New York City.
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Up she rises: how Brunel’s great hulk, SS Great Britain, finally came home
Up she rises: Brunel’s great hulk, SS Great Britain, finally comes home. Collect pic - Dave Sidwell (far left in hat) on board the tug Falgarth as they pass under the Clifton Suspension Bridge while helping return the SS Great Britain to the dry dock she was built in 50 years ago on Sunday.
SS Great Britain is a museum ship and former passenger steamship, which was advanced for her time. She was the longest passenger ship in the world from 1845 to 1854. She was designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, for the Great Western Steamship Company's transatlantic service between Bristol and New York City.
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Up she rises: how Brunel’s great hulk, SS Great Britain, finally came home
Up she rises: Brunel’s great hulk, SS Great Britain, finally comes home. Dave Sidwell at the SS Great Britain. Dave was a deckhand on the tug Falgarth, which helped return the Great Britain to the dry dock she was built in 50 years ago on Sunday.
SS Great Britain is a museum ship and former passenger steamship, which was advanced for her time. She was the longest passenger ship in the world from 1845 to 1854. She was designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, for the Great Western Steamship Company's transatlantic service between Bristol and New York City.
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Up she rises: how Brunel’s great hulk, SS Great Britain, finally came home
Up she rises: Brunel’s great hulk, SS Great Britain, finally comes home. Dave Sidwell at the SS Great Britain. Dave was a deckhand on the tug Falgarth, which helped return the Great Britain to the dry dock she was built in 50 years ago on Sunday.
SS Great Britain is a museum ship and former passenger steamship, which was advanced for her time. She was the longest passenger ship in the world from 1845 to 1854. She was designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, for the Great Western Steamship Company's transatlantic service between Bristol and New York City.
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Up she rises: how Brunel’s great hulk, SS Great Britain, finally came home
Up she rises: Brunel’s great hulk, SS Great Britain, finally comes home. Dave Sidwell chats to Josh Rockley, ship's bosun, on board the SS Great Britain. Dave was a deckhand on the tug Falgarth, which 50 years ago on Sunday helped return the Great Britain to the dry dock she had been built in.
SS Great Britain is a museum ship and former passenger steamship, which was advanced for her time. She was the longest passenger ship in the world from 1845 to 1854. She was designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, for the Great Western Steamship Company's transatlantic service between Bristol and New York City.
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Up she rises: how Brunel’s great hulk, SS Great Britain, finally came home
Up she rises: Brunel’s great hulk, SS Great Britain, finally comes home. Dave Sidwell at the SS Great Britain. Dave was a deckhand on the tug Falgarth, which helped return the Great Britain to the dry dock she was built in 50 years ago on Sunday.
SS Great Britain is a museum ship and former passenger steamship, which was advanced for her time. She was the longest passenger ship in the world from 1845 to 1854. She was designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, for the Great Western Steamship Company's transatlantic service between Bristol and New York City.
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Up she rises: how Brunel’s great hulk, SS Great Britain, finally came home
Up she rises: Brunel’s great hulk, SS Great Britain, finally comes home. Dave Sidwell at the SS Great Britain. Dave was a deckhand on the tug Falgarth, which helped return the Great Britain to the dry dock she was built in 50 years ago on Sunday.
SS Great Britain is a museum ship and former passenger steamship, which was advanced for her time. She was the longest passenger ship in the world from 1845 to 1854. She was designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, for the Great Western Steamship Company's transatlantic service between Bristol and New York City.
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Up she rises: how Brunel’s great hulk, SS Great Britain, finally came home
Up she rises: Brunel’s great hulk, SS Great Britain, finally comes home. Dave Sidwell at the SS Great Britain. Dave was a deckhand on the tug Falgarth, which helped return the Great Britain to the dry dock she was built in 50 years ago on Sunday.
SS Great Britain is a museum ship and former passenger steamship, which was advanced for her time. She was the longest passenger ship in the world from 1845 to 1854. She was designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, for the Great Western Steamship Company's transatlantic service between Bristol and New York City.
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Up she rises: how Brunel’s great hulk, SS Great Britain, finally came home
Up she rises: Brunel’s great hulk, SS Great Britain, finally comes home. Dave Webber, one of the technical services team at the SS Great Britain, cleans the glass floor of the water around the ship as she prepares to re-open this weekend. Sunday marks 50 years to the day since she was returned to the dry dock she was built in.
SS Great Britain is a museum ship and former passenger steamship, which was advanced for her time. She was the longest passenger ship in the world from 1845 to 1854. She was designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, for the Great Western Steamship Company's transatlantic service between Bristol and New York City.
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Up she rises: how Brunel’s great hulk, SS Great Britain, finally came home
Up she rises: Brunel’s great hulk, SS Great Britain, finally comes home. Dave Webber, one of the technical services team at the SS Great Britain, cleans the glass floor of the water around the ship as she prepares to re-open this weekend. Sunday marks 50 years to the day since she was returned to the dry dock she was built in.
SS Great Britain is a museum ship and former passenger steamship, which was advanced for her time. She was the longest passenger ship in the world from 1845 to 1854. She was designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, for the Great Western Steamship Company's transatlantic service between Bristol and New York City.
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Up she rises: how Brunel’s great hulk, SS Great Britain, finally came home
Up she rises: Brunel’s great hulk, SS Great Britain, finally comes home. Liam Maslowski, one of the technical services team at the SS Great Britain, cleans the glass floor of the water around the ship as she prepares to re-open this weekend. Sunday marks 50 years to the day since she was returned to the dry dock she was built in.
SS Great Britain is a museum ship and former passenger steamship, which was advanced for her time. She was the longest passenger ship in the world from 1845 to 1854. She was designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, for the Great Western Steamship Company's transatlantic service between Bristol and New York City.
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Up she rises: how Brunel’s great hulk, SS Great Britain, finally came home
Up she rises: Brunel’s great hulk, SS Great Britain, finally comes home. Liam Maslowski, one of the technical services team at the SS Great Britain, cleans the glass floor of the water around the ship as she prepares to re-open this weekend. Sunday marks 50 years to the day since she was returned to the dry dock she was built in.
SS Great Britain is a museum ship and former passenger steamship, which was advanced for her time. She was the longest passenger ship in the world from 1845 to 1854. She was designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, for the Great Western Steamship Company's transatlantic service between Bristol and New York City.
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Up she rises: how Brunel’s great hulk, SS Great Britain, finally came home
Up she rises: Brunel’s great hulk, SS Great Britain, finally comes home. Liam Maslowski, one of the technical services team at the SS Great Britain, cleans the glass floor of the water around the ship as she prepares to re-open this weekend. Sunday marks 50 years to the day since she was returned to the dry dock she was built in.
SS Great Britain is a museum ship and former passenger steamship, which was advanced for her time. She was the longest passenger ship in the world from 1845 to 1854. She was designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, for the Great Western Steamship Company's transatlantic service between Bristol and New York City.
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Up she rises: how Brunel’s great hulk, SS Great Britain, finally came home
Up she rises: Brunel’s great hulk, SS Great Britain, finally comes home. Liam Maslowski and Dave Webber, part of the technical services team at the SS Great Britain, clean the glass floor of the water around the ship as she prepares to re-open this weekend. Sunday marks 50 years to the day since she was returned to the dry dock she was built in.
SS Great Britain is a museum ship and former passenger steamship, which was advanced for her time. She was the longest passenger ship in the world from 1845 to 1854. She was designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, for the Great Western Steamship Company's transatlantic service between Bristol and New York City.
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Dozens of UK theatres at risk of being demolished. Theatres Trust urges people to try and persuade local councils to invest in buildings.
The UK’s cultural heritage is at risk unless there is a significant shift in how theatre buildings are preserved, according to a study which shows that dozens of institutions could be lost. The annual Theatres at Risk register, which is collated by the Theatres Trust – the national advisory public body for theatres – lists 30 buildings across England, Scotland and Wales it believes could be demolished or redeveloped, despite having a potential future if restored. Pictured: The Empire Burnley Theatre in Lancashire which is been closed for years and is a dangerous state, riddled with asbestos.
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Dozens of UK theatres at risk of being demolished. Theatres Trust urges people to try and persuade local councils to invest in buildings.
The UK’s cultural heritage is at risk unless there is a significant shift in how theatre buildings are preserved, according to a study which shows that dozens of institutions could be lost. The annual Theatres at Risk register, which is collated by the Theatres Trust – the national advisory public body for theatres – lists 30 buildings across England, Scotland and Wales it believes could be demolished or redeveloped, despite having a potential future if restored. Pictured: The Empire Burnley Theatre in Lancashire which is been closed for years and is a dangerous state, riddled with asbestos.
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Dozens of UK theatres at risk of being demolished. Theatres Trust urges people to try and persuade local councils to invest in buildings.
The UK’s cultural heritage is at risk unless there is a significant shift in how theatre buildings are preserved, according to a study which shows that dozens of institutions could be lost. The annual Theatres at Risk register, which is collated by the Theatres Trust – the national advisory public body for theatres – lists 30 buildings across England, Scotland and Wales it believes could be demolished or redeveloped, despite having a potential future if restored. Pictured: The Empire Burnley Theatre in Lancashire which is been closed for years and is a dangerous state, riddled with asbestos.
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Dozens of UK theatres at risk of being demolished. Theatres Trust urges people to try and persuade local councils to invest in buildings.
The UK’s cultural heritage is at risk unless there is a significant shift in how theatre buildings are preserved, according to a study which shows that dozens of institutions could be lost. The annual Theatres at Risk register, which is collated by the Theatres Trust – the national advisory public body for theatres – lists 30 buildings across England, Scotland and Wales it believes could be demolished or redeveloped, despite having a potential future if restored. Pictured: The Empire Burnley Theatre in Lancashire which is been closed for years and is a dangerous state, riddled with asbestos.
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Dozens of UK theatres at risk of being demolished. Theatres Trust urges people to try and persuade local councils to invest in buildings.
The UK’s cultural heritage is at risk unless there is a significant shift in how theatre buildings are preserved, according to a study which shows that dozens of institutions could be lost. The annual Theatres at Risk register, which is collated by the Theatres Trust – the national advisory public body for theatres – lists 30 buildings across England, Scotland and Wales it believes could be demolished or redeveloped, despite having a potential future if restored. Pictured: The Empire Burnley Theatre in Lancashire which is been closed for years and is a dangerous state, riddled with asbestos.
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Dozens of UK theatres at risk of being demolished. Theatres Trust urges people to try and persuade local councils to invest in buildings.
The UK’s cultural heritage is at risk unless there is a significant shift in how theatre buildings are preserved, according to a study which shows that dozens of institutions could be lost. The annual Theatres at Risk register, which is collated by the Theatres Trust – the national advisory public body for theatres – lists 30 buildings across England, Scotland and Wales it believes could be demolished or redeveloped, despite having a potential future if restored. Pictured: The Empire Burnley Theatre in Lancashire which is been closed for years and is a dangerous state, riddled with asbestos.
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Dozens of UK theatres at risk of being demolished. Theatres Trust urges people to try and persuade local councils to invest in buildings.
The UK’s cultural heritage is at risk unless there is a significant shift in how theatre buildings are preserved, according to a study which shows that dozens of institutions could be lost. The annual Theatres at Risk register, which is collated by the Theatres Trust – the national advisory public body for theatres – lists 30 buildings across England, Scotland and Wales it believes could be demolished or redeveloped, despite having a potential future if restored. Pictured: The Empire Burnley Theatre in Lancashire which is been closed for years and is a dangerous state, riddled with asbestos.
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Dozens of UK theatres at risk of being demolished. Theatres Trust urges people to try and persuade local councils to invest in buildings.
The UK’s cultural heritage is at risk unless there is a significant shift in how theatre buildings are preserved, according to a study which shows that dozens of institutions could be lost. The annual Theatres at Risk register, which is collated by the Theatres Trust – the national advisory public body for theatres – lists 30 buildings across England, Scotland and Wales it believes could be demolished or redeveloped, despite having a potential future if restored. Pictured: The Empire Burnley Theatre in Lancashire which is been closed for years and is a dangerous state, riddled with asbestos.
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Dozens of UK theatres at risk of being demolished. Theatres Trust urges people to try and persuade local councils to invest in buildings.
The UK’s cultural heritage is at risk unless there is a significant shift in how theatre buildings are preserved, according to a study which shows that dozens of institutions could be lost. The annual Theatres at Risk register, which is collated by the Theatres Trust – the national advisory public body for theatres – lists 30 buildings across England, Scotland and Wales it believes could be demolished or redeveloped, despite having a potential future if restored. Pictured: The Empire Burnley Theatre in Lancashire which is been closed for years and is a dangerous state, riddled with asbestos.
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Dozens of UK theatres at risk of being demolished. Theatres Trust urges people to try and persuade local councils to invest in buildings.
The UK’s cultural heritage is at risk unless there is a significant shift in how theatre buildings are preserved, according to a study which shows that dozens of institutions could be lost. The annual Theatres at Risk register, which is collated by the Theatres Trust – the national advisory public body for theatres – lists 30 buildings across England, Scotland and Wales it believes could be demolished or redeveloped, despite having a potential future if restored. Pictured: The Empire Burnley Theatre in Lancashire which is been closed for years and is a dangerous state, riddled with asbestos.
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Dozens of UK theatres at risk of being demolished. Theatres Trust urges people to try and persuade local councils to invest in buildings.
The UK’s cultural heritage is at risk unless there is a significant shift in how theatre buildings are preserved, according to a study which shows that dozens of institutions could be lost. The annual Theatres at Risk register, which is collated by the Theatres Trust – the national advisory public body for theatres – lists 30 buildings across England, Scotland and Wales it believes could be demolished or redeveloped, despite having a potential future if restored. Pictured: The Empire Burnley Theatre in Lancashire which is been closed for years and is a dangerous state, riddled with asbestos.
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Dozens of UK theatres at risk of being demolished. Theatres Trust urges people to try and persuade local councils to invest in buildings.
The UK’s cultural heritage is at risk unless there is a significant shift in how theatre buildings are preserved, according to a study which shows that dozens of institutions could be lost. The annual Theatres at Risk register, which is collated by the Theatres Trust – the national advisory public body for theatres – lists 30 buildings across England, Scotland and Wales it believes could be demolished or redeveloped, despite having a potential future if restored. Pictured: The Empire Burnley Theatre in Lancashire which is been closed for years and is a dangerous state, riddled with asbestos.
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Dozens of UK theatres at risk of being demolished. Theatres Trust urges people to try and persuade local councils to invest in buildings.
The UKÕs cultural heritage is at risk unless there is a significant shift in how theatre buildings are preserved, according to a study which shows that dozens of institutions could be lost. The annual Theatres at Risk register, which is collated by the Theatres Trust Ð the national advisory public body for theatres Ð lists 30 buildings across England, Scotland and Wales it believes could be demolished or redeveloped, despite having a potential future if restored. Pictured: The Empire Burnley Theatre in Lancashire which is been closed for years and is a dangerous state, riddled with asbestos.
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