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Two major exhibitions exploring town s relationship with seaside now open to public

Down to the Beach. Photographer: Raymond C Lawson, 1959. Courtesy of Nicholas Cordes, with kind permission of the Lawson family. A town s art gallery and museum has announced details of its upcoming summer 2021 programme The programme, which includes two linked exhibitions (one taking place inside and one outside of the gallery), both explore the past, current and future relationship of a town to the seaside. Blackpool s Grundy Art Gallery doors will first open for the indoor exhibition of ‘Seaside:Photographed’ on Saturday between 3pm and 5pm. This can then can be viewed during normal gallery opening hours until September 11. In addition, #WorkTownGhostTown, which can already be viewed outside on the glass panels that form part of Grundy’s forecourt, brings together the work of local photographers who have been documenting Blackpool over the last 16 months.

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A significant apology from the UK

A significant apology from the UK
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A significant apology from the UK

Major new hotel development will save two Grade II listed buildings in this Lancashire town

An architect s image of how the hotel will look Plans to create a hotel in two landmark Grade II listed buildings, which will ensure their futures are safeguarded have been released. Cheshire-based Ashall Projects has submitted a planning application to create a high-quality 148-room Hotel Indigo and Indigo Suites in the Grade II listed former Post Office and Sorting Office located in the heart of Blackpool. It believes the hotel will play a key role in attracting tourists and business people to the town whilst bringing two of the town’s finest early 20th Century buildings back into use and ensuring their survival.

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Deckchairs make welcome return to Lancashire s seaside resort after 10 year absence

Local businessman Andrew Beaumont (left) and his sister Kathryn Lee (right) has leased a section of the Promenade from the local council to set up Blackpool Deckchairs which will rent up to 500 chairs and windbreaks to tourists each day. After a 10 year absence, the iconic red and white striped deckchairs synonymous with British holidays will be making a welcome return to a Lancashire town this summer. After seeing the potential in a summer of staycayion holidays, businessman Andrew Beaumont, has leased a section of Blackpool s Promenade from Blackpool Council to operate his deckchair business. Mr Beaumont and his family will be runing their business of 500 deckchairs and windbreaks from the section of the Promenade between Central Pier and the RNLI station.

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