New purpose to relics
Series: Financial Times ; 30 August 2000, 6(2) | Independent ; 31 August 2000, 10(1)Publication details: 2000Subject(s): Summary: National Heritage and Regional Development Agency grants have saved Ditherington Flax Mill from decay. With other industrial buildings facing a similar fate, a national strategy is underway to restore and renovate historic buildings.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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| WB3633-32 City centres quick changes | WB3634-01 Right of way costs £60,000 | WB3634-02 Construction losing out | WB3634-03 New purpose to relics | WB3634-04 Are surveys worth it? | WB3634-05 Government estate | WB3634-06 Biggest loser is retail |
National Heritage and Regional Development Agency grants have saved Ditherington Flax Mill from decay. With other industrial buildings facing a similar fate, a national strategy is underway to restore and renovate historic buildings.