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OPENs Dalston Terrace court victory Press round up

"..Mr Justice Foskett said he was persuaded that OPEN had an arguable case that the council had failed in their duty to consider alternative possibilities for developing the site"

Read the full Hackney Gazette article here

OPEN Campaigners win hearing over ‘Georgian Disney’ development. Council decision to forge ahead with demolition will be examined at judicial review in November

Read the full Hackney Citizen article here.

"Hackney has pursued a longstanding policy of studied neglect..."

"Hackney Council has succeeded in destroying some decent Georgian houses, and driving a number of businesses and people out of the area while losing large sums of money at the same time. Brilliant!! "

Emma Bartholomew @EmmaReporter

Bill Parry-Davies "feels like jumping up down" over judge’s decision for full Judicial Appeal hearing on council Dalston Terrace decision

Bill Parry-Davies ?@BillParryDavies Oct 3

@EmmaReporter I cant risk jumping up down in Dalston Lane. Im told all the buildings might fall down!

OPENs Dalston Terrace court victory Press round up

Shed the play Royal Court Liverpool

An interesting new play at the Royal Court, Liverpool, directed by Bob Eaton and starring Paul Broughton and Michael Starke, runs from April 10 to May 9. Heres the bumph.

"Spring is in the air and the spuds are in the ground. When two blokes want to sit down and have a laugh without being bothered by anyone else there’s no place better than an allotment shed. And when those two mates have been best buds for the more than 50 years there’s a lot of water has flowed under the bridge. Most of it funny but some of it troubled. It’s just another day in the shed and the banter flies thick and fast as they talk about the old days, girlfriends and the best way to boil a sprout. But things are never quite how they seem. Two giants of the Liverpool stage Paul Broughton and Michael Starke have written and star in this great new bittersweet comedy about friendships, secrets and sheds."

Thanks to the eagle-eyed Helen Lindsay. ----------------------------------------------------

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Shed the play Royal Court Liverpool