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A spokesman said The original cinema screen has been replicated, with the aim of hosting exclusive, motoring themed functions when Covid restrictions allow.
The building dates from July 1914, when it opened as the Gaiety Cinema on Long Street. Twisted’s existing HQ at Sussex Court on the outskirts of the town will be retained as a workshop facility, with sales, marketing and reception staff transferring to the new showroom.
The spokesman added: The move marks a subtle change in direction for Twisted in its 21st anniversary year. Towards the end of 2020, the brand licences for Twisted US, Middle East and EV were sold to a consortium of investors while a boutique showroom was opened close to the home of British motor racing, Silverstone.
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Moshe Brawer, at work in his 90s. (Wikimedia Commons)
The passing this week of Professor Moshe Brawer, at the age of 101, known to generations of Israeli school children and university students for his atlases, caused me to reflect on the impact of people from the past generation on my life.