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Molineux stands to be demolished
Wolverhampton’s Molineux Stadium is to be regenerated as part of a £40 million three-year redevelopment plan. Details were unveiled on Friday morning including revelations that the scheme will see at least two of the stadium’s stand...
Read full article June 1, 2010BBC Television Centre buildings set for demolition
The BBC is to announce its plans for a multimillion pound redevelopment of its west London site. The BBC’s Television Centre first opened in June 1960 and some of the original buildings are now in a state of decay. These are likely to be demoli...
Read full article May 26, 2010Demolition work begins at rundown Market Estate
Demolition work has begun on the remaining three blocks of a 1960s estate in Holloway, London, to make way for a new, community-focused development. The bulldozing of the site is expected to finish in August. Market Estate for years was ...
Read full article May 25, 2010Demolition work makes way for new Bristol hospital
Bristol’s Southmead Hospital is being revamped as part of a £430m development involving the demolition of existing hospital buildings. The old facilities are being removed to make way for a new state-of-the-art site which will be known as...
Read full article May 24, 2010Demolition begins Gloucester Docks regeneration project
An abandoned shopping centre at the heart of Gloucester Docks is being demolished. Work has begun to tear down the Merchants Quay shopping centre, which has stood empty since 2007. Building demolition contractors erected h...
Read full article May 19, 2010Asbestos fears halt demolition of York pool
Work to demolish a condemned swimming pool in York has been stopped after asbestos was discovered on the site. Health and Safety Executive (HSE) officers ordered the halt on work on the old Edmund Wilson Pool on Thanet Road after visiti...
Read full article May 18, 2010Demolition and preservation proceed with care at Lincoln gallery
Sensitive demolition and preservation work on a Lincoln art gallery is carrying on around the freshly-exposed original 1920s brickwork. Contractors working on the £1 million renovation of the Usher Gallery are proceeding with extr...
Read full article May 17, 2010Complex chemical plant demolition nearing completion
Demolition work is nearing completion at a Kent agricultural chemicals company following a complex decommissioning and salvage process. The plant on Nufarm UK's 12-acre site in Belvedere, Kent was closed last year after the Australi...
Read full article May 12, 2010Forgotten factory demolished in Peterborough
A forgotten factory that has marked the Peterborough skyline for over 100 years has finally been demolished. The old Perkins factory was razed on the weekend after standing derelict since the last manufacturer pulled out 10 years ago. ...
Read full article May 11, 2010Brentford locals fear asbestos demolition danger
An official complaint has been lodged over demolition work that locals say led to asbestos clouds spreading to a busy high street. Residents in Brentford, Middlesex, said the demolition of the warehouses in Commerce Road was inappropriat...
Read full article May 10, 2010