From my Six of the Best 559:
"A truly wonderful film of a summer holiday in Bude in 1955," claims Paul Walter. And he is right. It really is wonderful. No doubt it will appear on this blog after a decent interval has elapsed.
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"A truly wonderful film of a summer holiday in Bude in 1955," claims Paul Walter. And he is right. It really is wonderful. No doubt it will appear on this blog after a decent interval has elapsed.
Nottingham Castle is to be revamped into a "world-class tourist attraction" with plans for a £24 million redevelopment.
The project is designed to double the number of visitors to 400,000 a year by celebrating its history and making more of the Robin Hood legend.
New features will include a redesigned and extended museum telling the history of the wars, protests and riots that have centred on the castle over the years.
The plans also include opening up the caves beneath Castle Rock and installing a glass lift from Brewhouse Yard up to the castle.It is already possible to take a guided tour through the caves beneath the castle.
Lord Mike Storey is the Lib Dem spokesman on education in the House of Lords and will be visiting two south Shropshire towns whose leisure centres both receive funding via schools, and face a shortfall of tens of thousands of pounds due to cuts.
Lord Storey, who was a headteacher and also leader of Liverpool City Council, is expected to visit Church Stretton on January 22, where the future of the town’s swimming pool is being reviewed.
He will then visit Norbury Primary School, near Bishop’s Castle area, and the SpArC Centre in Bishop’s Castle, which is also threatened by cuts.The report also quotes Charlotte Barnes, the Liberal Democrat councillor for Bishop's Castle:
"Our leisure centres contribute to the well-being of our residents, they help to keep people healthy and happy.
"They must save the care budgets a fortune and of course they are one of the few places to offer young people activities in our more isolated areas."The scale of the cuts being inflicted on council spending represents an area of vulnerability for the Tories. David Cameron, for one, has not grasped what George Osborne is doing to local services.