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24-08-2010, 09:51
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A workshop in the Market
Hi, didnt know owt about this. Must go down later and have a nosey.
Anne Haworth’s Fan http://annehaworthsfan.wordpress.com/ - according to this, I cant see anything "on" after todays date. (would appear its all now "history", but still an interesting site to look at). Interesting to know about the old blocks (probably from Broad Oak Printworks) that are up the Haworth. Wonder why they arent on permanent display? Last edited by Atarah; 24-08-2010 at 10:00. |
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24-08-2010, 10:05
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Re: A workshop in the Market
How can an artist afford the rent? - no doubt she isn't paying any.
I suppose it is a useful way of filling an empty stall, but ...it is a Market Hall, not a cultural venue. I don't agree with the attempt to combine the two uses.
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24-08-2010, 18:55
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Re: A workshop in the Market
We may well end up with a new Arts Centre instead of a Market Hall.
Then even fewer footfalls will upset the cafe owner upstairs
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