THE £4.7 million restoration and redevelopment of Skipton Town Hall, turning it into a cultural hub for the whole of Craven, will be revealed to the public this summer. Craven District Council says the work to transform the historic building, which got underway in Spring, 2019, is now almost complete and proving the Government s roadmap to recovery goes as planned, will open on June 21 with a number of exciting events. The major building works are finished and the re-fit of Craven Museum, the concert hall, information and visitor centre and exhibition gallery is well underway, turning into a centre for the 21st century.
THE transforming £4.7 million restoration of Skipton Town Hall is well underway with the new ‘cultural hub’ on track to re-open in the spring. Work on the restoration and redeveloment of the town hall by Craven District Council, which itself has invested £3 million of tax payers money into the project, started at the end of 2018 and was originally expected to take 18 months, but unexpected issues and the coronavirus put an extra several months onto the project. However, the council says work is now firmly on track and is confident the new cultural hub for the whole of Craven will reopen in the spring.
THE transforming £4.7 million restoration of Skipton Town Hall is well underway with the new ‘cultural hub’ on track to re-open in the spring. Work on the restoration and redeveloment of the town hall by Craven District Council, which itself has invested £3 million of tax payers money into the project, started at the end of 2018 and was originally expected to take 18 months, but unexpected issues and the coronavirus put an extra several months onto the project. However, the council says work is now firmly on track and is confident the new cultural hub for the whole of Craven will reopen in the spring.
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