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Students, staff, parents and special guests gathered at Biddenham School for the partnership launch of two major projects with the University of Bedfordshire. The two projects are the school’s £1.1m fundraising appeal to create a ‘Student Parliament and Citizenship Centre’ and the launch of Biddenham Parliamentary Society, which is being developed during this academic year in advance of the grand opening of the new building in September 2019. Opened by Shannon Hussain, former head girl at Biddenham and recent 1st class honours graduate from University of Bedfordshire, the event heard Bill Rammell, the university’s vice chancellor commit himself wholeheartedly to the partnership project. He drew particular attention to the role of Dr Neil Hopkins at the university and his commitment to the five-year research project that the initiative involves. He also expressed his willingness to speak in the new parliament building about the importance of politics in … [Read more...] about School in Biddenham launches major projects in university partnership

0 Have your say There’s nothing wrong with thinking big! And to prove it, a developer has driven home the message in a huge sign outside a major project in Preston.Work has now begun to create the first warehouse loft apartments in the city centre.Etc Urban Developments is on site in Guildhall Street in the heart of the city bringing an historic 1890s carriage manufactory and warehouse back to life after decades of dereliction.The £3.5 million mixed use scheme in the Union Carriage Works will see 18 spacious duplex apartments created in an urban loft style above an industrial chic ground floor space suitable for café bar or restaurant use.Neil Thornton, director of Etc Urban Developments, said: “With the backing of the Growing Places Investment Fund we are creating a high quality, stylish residential scheme that will be a flagship development.” … [Read more...] about Huge ‘Think Big’ sign marks the start of major project in Preston

In the spring of 2011, there was still firm hope that Wales would have a brand new hotel that would become the country's tallest building. It would be 32 storeys high, run by an American luxury hotel chain and have a water bus linking the 200-room hotel to Cardiff city centre. It would be open within two years. But by the time 2013 came around, the scheme had been revised - it was now more focused on apartments and retail, with the hotel to follow at a later date. Five years on, and the hotel still hasn't been built. It's one of many ambitious major projects in Wales that have been planned, developed substantially but, for various reasons, never seen the light of day. Of course, there are a number of projects changing the skylines of our towns and cities, including Cardiff's Central Square and the Wylfa Newydd nuclear power station development in Anglesey. But here are those that have never been taken forward. Cardiff Bay's 'New York' skyline Billed as Cardiff's New York skyline, the … [Read more...] about The major projects in Wales that got the green light but never happened