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EXCLUSIVE By REBECCA GRAY
The blocks, at 16/18 and 17/10 Pinkston Drive, are being razed as part of a planned 250million regeneration of Sighthill.
The 220ft super long-reach machine which is taller than 15 double-decker buses placed on top of each other will bring the flats down piece by piece.
As first revealed by the Evening Times, the area will be transformed as part of the city's bid to host the 2018 Youth Olympics.
The massive investment will go ahead whether or not Glasgow wins the bid meaning Sighthill will see the regeneration 20 years earlier than promised.
The decision was welcomed by Glasgow's social housing landlord, GHA, and the Scottish Government but has been criticised by some residents.
David Fletcher, GHA's assistant director of regeneration, said: "The work we've started at Sighthill is the next stage in the regeneration of the area.
"We've been talking to residents and reassuring them that we'll keep any disruption to a minimum during the demolition.
"We'll continue to work with the local community and our partners as the plans for Sighthill progress."
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India, April 29 -- Residents living in the 140 illegal flats at Worli's Campa Cola complex are at the risk of losing not just their homes, but also a lot of money.
Once the flats are razed, the civic body will collect the cost of the demolition from those residents, which could be anywhere between Rs.2.5 crore and Rs.3 crore.
The Brihanmumbai Muni-cipal Corporation (BMC) has said that it would start demolition on Thursday. It will be conducted in three phases and is likely to continue for six to seven months.
"Because of logistics, we plan to begin demolition on May 2," said Mohan Adtani, additional municipal commissioner.
BMC chief Sitaram Kunte confirmed that the demolition tab would have to be picked up by residents. "A recent Supreme Court judgment has made it mandatory for public bodies to charge those involved in illegal constructions the cost of demolishing them," he said.
As reported in HT, the BMC's eviction order and move to raze the illegal constructions follows a February 27 SC order instructing it to demolish the 35 floors spread across seven buildings in Campa Cola compound as these flats had been built without requisite permissions.
Published by HT Syndication with permission from Hindustan Times.
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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - A Kentucky and Louisville landmark is in such a state that officials have ruled the public can no longer sit in the stands.
An inspection was recently completed on Cardinal Stadium at the Kentucky Exposition Center and what they found is not good for the future of the venue, including this summer's Kentucky State Fair free concert series.
Rip Rippetoe, the Fair Board President and CEO, said they're moving all concert goers to the field to watch this year's acts and placing the stage along the first base line of the baseball field.
The free concert series for this year's state fair includes:
Rippetoe ordered an inspection of the nearly 57 year old structure. A report was released this week that showed several serious issues with Cardinal Stadium from water damage that has caused rusting and bricks to fall out. They found areas where there is no support for seating and mold in other parts of the stadium.
Demolition of the once popular concert and sports venue has been on the long-term plan list for the State Fair Board. Rippetoe said Friday this recent inspection means that demolition could happen sooner than later.
"In many ways, it's sad that it had deteriorated and we're having to have this conversation," said Rippetoe. "It represents so many great things about this community and the Commonwealth. From concerts like Farm Aid, and you look at the Stones who came to town. You had a few minor league teams, the Colonels played there. UofL's played there. (Saint) Xavier and all those high school teams that have come and gone and all the concerts we've done at the State Fair. It's a little sad we have to have this discussion."
The stadium was also used for some offices. All those are currently being relocated.
The inspection report has been handed over the state Department of Housing, Buildings and Construction. Rippetoe said it will be up to them to recommend what to do next and when to do it.
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Demolition of parts of an eyesore estate in Telford is about to start in a 6 million regeneration project.
Work to transform the centre of Brookside will begin next week after the project for new shops and open spaces was approved by Telford & Wrekin Councils cabinet.
A supermarket, including a post office, is amongst the shops planned for the new district centre.
The project is expected to be completed by the end of 2014 and once the new shops are finished the existing buildings will be demolished.
Councillor Shaun Davies, cabinet member for co-operative council and neighbourhood services, said work would start on Monday, adding: The contracts are ready to be signed. There has been a massive amount of consultation in our co-operative council pilot ward.
Its going to completely transform the centre of Brookside.
Flats in the area will be demolished as part of the plan and bungalows built, which will be managed by Wrekin Housing Trust.
Councillor Arnold England, who is a ward councillor for Brookside, said the considerable consultation had led to some of the plans being changed.
He said: Its been absolutely superb. Its been wonderful to be part of it.
In her report to last nights meeting, funding and investment team leader Kathy Mulholland said the masterplan had been drawn up with members of the community to address some of their issues with the dated estate centre.
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