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Following a decade behind closed doors, Fulham Town Hall is set to welcome the local community and beyond this month with the launch of ‘Art in the Age of Now’.
The exhibition will bring together contemporary art, live music, talks and performance art, in what is billed as one of the most anticipated events of the spring.
The show will bring the building back to life and put it in the hands of the local community, before work begins on the new incarnation – a luxury, boutique hotel with restaurants, bars and co working spaces.
Guests are invited to explore the entire building including the historic ballroom that played host to the Clash in the 1970s, to the vaults and cells in the basement that stored bullion and previous miscreants to uncover remarkable pieces of work.
By Simon Allin @SimonAllin3 Local Democracy Reporter, Barnet, Enfield and Haringey
A computer-generated image of the development (Image: Line Creative) A 197-home development on a site next to an area of green belt land has been approved by councillors. Plans by developer Ziser London for IBSA House and former printworks, in The Ridgeway, Mill Hill, were given the green light at a meeting of the strategic planning committee on Tuesday. The scheme involves converting existing offices into 61 flats and building five new blocks of between three and six storeys to create a further 136 homes. Barnet Council received 97 objections to the plans from members of the public warning of overstretched infrastructure, the impact on the green belt and other concerns.
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