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Ex council offices to be blown away Feb 22 @ 10am

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if i was mayor i would demolish most buildings in leicester and give a more futuristic cityscape

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Not enough cycle lanes in that for Soulsby.

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if i was mayor i would demolish most buildings in leicester and give a more futuristic cityscape

 

 

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I can't see any bus lanes in that picture?

Posted

i would build an underground rail network

There was talk of them building a monorail at one point a fair few years ago, they built the park and ride instead though

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i would build an underground rail network

An underground cycling network would be cheaper.

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Demolition filmed by drones

 

Great vid. I do love a demolition. Waited for one out of office window in Sheffield over a decade ago and got distracted as the thing went kaboom sadly.

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I was trying to get to work earlier and the bend coming round Newarke Street onto Welford, some c**t decided to jam his brakes on and go around the bend at 1mph to rubberneck the rubble (rubbleneck). In the right hand lane as well, what an arse-orifice 

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Apparently IBM are building a huge office on the site, they are advertising for jobs atm

They taken over  a building on New Walk

 

 

World-renowned technology giant IBMlb_icon1.png is to open a base in Leicester as part of a multi-million pound investment, creating 300 hi-tech jobs.

The announcement that the US company will open an IT business in the city centre later this year is seen as a major vote of confidence in Leicester. It comes after IBM considered a number of other locations across the UK.

 

The business, called IBM Services UK, will initially be based at a temporary site in the city centre before moving to a large empty office building at 20-40 New Walk. These premises, previously occupied by law firm Harvey Ingram, are currently undergoing a £3 million refurbishment being funded by Leicester City Council. IBM is also getting a £1 million Government grant.

Bernard Szczech, chief executive of IBM Services UK, said the main reason the company had chosen Leicester was because of the quality of graduates from the city and county’s three universities. He said the 300 jobs would be created over three years, with the majority of them going to recent graduates.

Read more: http://www.leicester...l#ixzz3QINVklqq 

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I used to work on the Welford road opposite the council building; looks like a lot of shit was thrown up did any of the buildings get damaged or were they just covered in dirt?

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I used to work on the Welford road opposite the council building; looks like a lot of shit was thrown up did any of the buildings get damaged or were they just covered in dirt?

 

It cleaned up a few of them.

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