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Piers Read (left) and Jeremy Rainbird (right) “People told us we were mad,” says Rainbird, recalling the reaction to their audacious plans to build a network of studios fitted with state-of-the-art technology. “They said it’s not a proven asset class; it’s high risk. And now look at it. Now it’s the golden child, the chosen one, the cherry on the cake of property and suddenly it’s cool.” Leading the charge in this crusade is the pair’s three-year-old business, The Creative District Improvement Company (TCDI Co). Last month, it submitted plans for the £15m redevelopment of the iconic Twickenham Studios, where scenes for Blade Runner, The Italian Job and Zulu were shot, and it is currently working up plans to deliver new studio facilities at heritage sites in Ashford and Liverpool. ....
Turtle doves and rare plants lead to hold up in decision on 210 homes in Betteshanger, near Deal | Updated: 13:02, 26 February 2021 Concern about rare birds and plants has stalled a decision on plans for 210 new homes. The plight of turtle doves was among the reasons Dover District Council could not make a decisive ruling on the scheme, proposed by Quinn Estates, for a plot opposite Betteshanger Park, near Deal. An artist s impression of the proposed scheme at Sholden. Picture: Quinn Estates Councillors could only narrowly vote that they were minded to approve in principle if ecology issues were resolved and a further report came back to them. ....