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Guy Fawkes direct descendant tortured during Derby Gaol visit
His relative tried to blow up Parliament
Chris Norton (right) and Guy Fawkes direct descendant James Fawkes at Derby Gaol using the rack with Death watching on (Image: Richard Felix)
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A direct descendant of the infamous Guy Fawkes has visited Derby Gaol and ended up on the rack , operated by the direct descendant of a renowned persecutor.
Villagers worried about huge development promising 1,100 jobs
The site has attracted vandals and arsonists
The land, which is next to the M1, could be turned into a massive new industrial estate (Image: Google Maps)
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A parish council has expressed its concerns about plans for a massive industrial complex that, according to developers, could create more than 1,100 jobs.
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By Joey Gardiner 2021-05-24T06:00:00+01:00
Test programme is part of government’s push to force developers to build beautifully
Major city authorities including Leeds, Newcastle and Southwark are among 14 councils selected to take part in a trial of local design codes.
The government said it will give each authority £50k to take part in the six-month pilot to develop local design codes based on the placemaking principles contained in the government’s draft National Model Design Code, published in January and written by Urbed.
Source: Tim Crocker
The Stirling Prize-winning Goldsmith Street development, designed by Mikhail Riches
However, while planners have welcomed the decision to pilot the government’s new approach to design, the Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) called for more funding to ensure councils were able to prioritise quality placemaking.