Sacred Heart Church, Blackpool

You can’t get enough of Blackpool. There is a famous tower, pleasure beach, amusement parks, piers, promenade, casinos, and much more. However, if you want to take a break from this overwhelming funfair and explore a hidden gem in Blackpool, then visit Sacred Heart Church.

As you start walking into the town centre from North Pier, you will find a small Victorian building on your way. From the outside, it looks like a simple religious building but inside, a stunning Gothic Revival style of architecture is waiting for you. Constructed in 1857, this beautiful Grade II listed building was the first Roman Catholic church built in Blackpool.

Edward Pugin, son of Augustus Welby Pugin (famous architect) designed the original chapel. The wonderful roof lantern is truly an architectural gem. The lantern at the top of the cross is 32m high and 6m in diameter. The building is built of brick with stone cladding. The whole design is so pleasing to the eye and the stone facade and slate roof make for some great photographic opportunities.

The church is a small building, and it will not take you long to look around. It is still an active church and most definitely well worth checking out if you are taking a stroll on Talbot Street in Blackpool.

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Thank you, Gareth! I began working on this blog thirteen years ago today, or on 25th February 2011, or another day in February 2011, I'm not sure exactly as I have a tendency to delete posts in the editing process. It was definitely February, though, and the reason I started it was because I was teaching myself about the history of art from scratch, and considering studying for a Master's degree (as if!) in Art Gallery and Museum Studies at Manchester University. I even attended the Open Day. (It entailed a lovely three-day holiday staying in a hotel in Manchester city centre with my then-boyfriend, Joseph, which happily coincided with the festivities for the Chinese New Year). It was the same time as when local councils were having to slash budgets, and services such as libraries were being butchered. Ordinarily, my contract as a library assistant would have been renewed - previously, a job in the library was a job for life if you wanted - it was 'safe' - but in 2010 the Conservative-led government implemented a fiscal policy of austerity, and I lost my job in January 2011 as a result.

Not that I was bothered. To the contrary, I was delighted. Or rather, relieved. I found the job very stressful. Who would have thought that working in a library could destroy every shred of confidence you didn't even have in the first place! No, I was a happy bunny to be out of there, especially with my £800+ redundancy pay. But I did wonder what the hell I was going to do next. I quickly realised the Master's idea wasn't for me, and neither was an Open University degree, but that I still had this self-motivated interest in art and history which meant I could research on my own without trying to gain a qualification. This type of studying was a hobby - it was for fun. It was like taking a 'chill pill', helping me to focus my mind on something else other than my anxieties.

2011 was a good year for me. Joe and I visited several places in Britain while I attended job interviews (Shetland was the highlight) and he went to away games (his team, Blackpool, had been promoted to the Premier League in May 2010 and so were playing all the big boys, e.g. Arsenal or West Ham, something like that, I don't know! I was there when they won at Wembley, though).

So, yeh, I started this blog thirteen years ago. There were some years I didn't do much work on it, although maybe more than it appears now as I have deleted stuff along the way, and there is still more to delete and definitely lots to edit. It will probably never get completed, but I'm not bothered. I've always said it is, like me, a work in progress. That's the thing about writing - you learn as you go on, change your mind, find out what your opinions are, or aren't, etc. It's all about learning, thinking, caring, and sometimes it's about not caring. This is *my* space to write about whatever I please, even if I make mistakes, or reveal my ignorance, or change my opinion.

Sod what anyone else thinks!

Happy 13th birthday, pasted past!!

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Five years since meeting Jenna Coleman

Today (Sept. 26) marks the 5th anniversary of the broadcast of Series 9′s The Witch’s Familiar, but for me it’s an even more special anniversary as it is also the 5th anniversary of me getting to meet Jenna Coleman at the Edmonton Expo.

I drove the 3 hours from Calgary to Edmonton early in the morning and of course hours more lining up followed once I got there! Jenna was, sadly, a bit late (not too bad compared to others and not necessarily her fault). But when she finally arrived, I remember how tiny she looked. But she was all smiles, of course! After the Abbey Road Dalek photo shoot, Jenna went on a bit of a promotional/convention tour for the next week or so that also included convention stops in the US and an appearance on Conan O’Brien’s show. And she mentioned to someone at the con that she was about to go into preproduction for Victoria (which started filming about a month later).

I got a photo signed, of course! And during my 30 seconds had a nice little chat. I LOVED how she said my name with that Blackpool accent of hers. The main thing we talked about was the Abbey Road Dalek photo shoot from exactly one week before. She apparently wasn’t aware that a behind-the-scenes video had been circulated by the BBC, or that a webcam down the street had captured the action too. She said she’d have to check them out.

And with that it was time to let someone else meet Jenna. Sadly, I was too shy to have ordered a photo op, and I had to be back in Calgary that night so going to her panel the next day (Sunday) didn’t happen, and I regret missing out on both. But it was fun. That same convention had a few other performers I got to meet, though the only other one I got an autograph from that trip was Natalia Tena of Harry Potter and Game of Thrones fame. I’m surprised I didn’t get more that trip; looking back, though, I know one reason I didn’t get more was I was soon to go on vacation and I didn’t want to blow the budget. Indeed, I watched “Before the Flood” in a hotel room in Vancouver, B.C.

By the way, I only found out that Jenna was appearing at the Edmonton Expo on the Thursday before the convention, so this was definitely a fast turnaround! But a good memory.

I eventually got to meet Peter Capaldi in Calgary in 2017, and for anyone who cares, other Who-related convention meets (and autographs) for me have been Karen Gillan (2014; saw Matt Smith but an organizational snafu with how “top-draw” photos were being sold that year prevented me from getting a pic signed), John Barrowman (2016), Billie Piper (2016), Mark Sheppard aka Canton Delaware III (2016), Catherine Tate (2019). I was also set up to get an autograph from Alex Kingston at I think the 2016 Edmonton Expo but she had to cancel at the last minute due to a passport issue (not telling tales out of school, this was announced). Sadly, the year Sylvester McCoy came to Calgary I was unable to go due to family matters.

There are more important things that I’d like to see get back to normal once the current insanity ends. But these conventions are highlights for me - things to look forward to - and while, sure, it’s cool to tune in for an online Q&A and see what Jenna’s living room looks like and you can still order the autographs, it’s not the same as actually being able to say you had a chat with John Rhys-Davies about your career, or watching Gwendoline Christie give a critique of the Brianne of Tarth cosplay the person in line in front of you wore. Or seeing Barrowman go ga-ga over someone’s baby. Or overhearing Malcolm McDowell talking to the person in line ahead of you about the rare Clockwork Orange soundtrack LP he’d just signed. Or shaking hands with Peter Mayhew. Or seeing Karen play peek-a-boo with Matt through the curtains.

I could list many more examples of this that you just don’t get from online. One of my favourites is Liz Vassey, who was a CSI cast member but is also well remembered as Captain Liberty in the first live-action version of The Tick, remarking that I looked like an old boyfriend of her’s! Hopefully that was meant as a compliment!

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La Grande-Bretagne quitte officiellement l'UE le 31 janvier, entamant une période de transition de onze mois EPA 26/50 30 janvier 2020 Kiko le British Bulldog âgé de 2 ans avec son propriétaire, Ebel Perez, de Shiremoor, North Tyneside Pennsylvanie 27/50 29 janvier 2020 Les eurodéputés britanniques et leurs assistants ainsi que des membres du groupe politique socialiste et démocrate lors d'une cérémonie avant le vote sur le retrait du Royaume-Uni de l'UE au Parlement européen à Bruxelles AP 28/50 28 janvier 2020 Les torches sont allumées à l'aide d'une torche avant le festival Up Helly Aa Viking. 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Johnson accueille des dirigeants africains et des représentants gouvernementaux de haut niveau ainsi que des entreprises britanniques et africaines lors du Sommet d'investissement UK-Afrique, visant à renforcer le partenariat économique du Royaume-Uni avec les pays africains Getty 37/50 19 janvier 2020 Joe Root célèbre avec ses coéquipiers d'Angleterre après avoir pris le guichet de Rassie van der Dussen au cours de la quatrième journée du troisième test contre l'Afrique du Sud à Port Elizabeth. Il a remporté les quatre meilleurs portillons de sa carrière au cours de la journée, ce qui a vu l'équipe locale suivre dans leur deuxième manche. Ils traînent l'Angleterre par 188 courses avant le cinquième jour Getty 38/50 18 janvier 2020 Les drag queens posent sur le tapis rose alors qu'elles participent à la "Queen's Walk" lors du RuPaul's DragCon UK à Kensington Olympia AFP via Getty 39/50 17 janvier 2020 Kitty Ross, conservatrice de l'histoire sociale, se reflète dans une vitrine tout en tenant un violon squelette des années 1880 qui fait partie de l'exposition Sounds of our City à l'Abbey House Museum de Leeds Pennsylvanie 40/50 16 janvier 2020 Le Britannique Harry, duc de Sussex (C), accueille le tirage de la Coupe du monde de rugby à XV 2021 dans les jardins du palais de Buckingham à Londres, Grande-Bretagne, le 16 janvier 2020. Le duc, qui devrait prendre du recul par rapport aux fonctions royales supérieures, s'est entretenu avec des ambassadeurs de la Ruby League et des enfants de l'école primaire catholique St Vincent de Paul à Londres EPA 41/50 15 janvier 2020 Des véhicules négocient la route inondée B4069 à Christian Malford dans le Wiltshire après que la rivière Avon a éclaté ses rives Pennsylvanie 42/50 14 janvier 2020 D'énormes vagues ont frappé la digue à Porthcawl, au Pays de Galles, alors que des rafales allant jusqu'à 80 mph de la tempête Brendan ont perturbé le Royaume-Uni Pennsylvanie 43/50 13 janvier 2020 Des marionnettistes de Vision Mechanic répètent avec la plus grande marionnette d'Ecosse, une déesse de la mer de dix mètres de haut appelée Storm, dans l'enceinte du Museum of Flight, East Lothian. Entièrement fabriqué à partir de matériaux recyclés, il a été dévoilé avant ses débuts lors des célébrations du Celtic Connections Costal Day à Glasgow ce week-end Pennsylvanie 44/50 12 janvier 2020 Une planche à voile saute en l'air après avoir heurté une vague dans la mer au large de la plage de West Wittering dans le West Sussex Pennsylvanie 45/50 11 janvier 2020 Mikuru Suzuki célèbre sa victoire au championnat féminin des BDO World Professional Darts Championships 2020 à Londres Pennsylvanie 46/50 10 janvier 2020 L'un des sept nouveaux lionceaux au West Midlands Safari Park à Kidderminster Pennsylvanie 47/50 9 janvier 2020 Rawson Robinson, de Nenthead, à la frontière de la Cumbria et du Northumberland, déneige le village modèle qu'il a construit dans son jardin Pennsylvanie 48/50 8 janvier 2020 Les gens lisent des messages écrits sur la fresque de David Bowie à Brixton, dans le sud de Londres, sur ce qui aurait été le 73e anniversaire du chanteur Pennsylvanie 49/50 7 janvier 2020 L'Angleterre Stuart Broad célèbre avec son coéquipier Ben Stokes après le licenciement de l'Afrique du Sud Rassie van der Dussen au cours de la cinquième journée du deuxième match de cricket d'essai au Cap. Stokes a remporté les trois derniers guichets en l'espace de 14 livraisons pour conclure une victoire de 189 points AFP via Getty 50/50 6 janvier 2020 Des manifestants à Londres participent à une manifestation en soutien à une femme britannique reconnue coupable d'avoir menti au sujet d'un viol collectif à Chypre AP 1/50 24 février 2020 Un couple à l'abri des vagues qui s'écrasent sur la promenade de Folkestone, dans le Kent, car le mauvais temps continue de causer des problèmes à travers le pays Pennsylvanie 2/50 23 février 2020 Reconstitution Viking lors du Jorvik Viking Festival à York, reconnu comme le plus grand événement du genre en Europe Pennsylvanie 3/50 22 février 2020 L'ancien ministre grec des Finances Yanis Varoufakis, la créatrice de mode Vivienne Westwood et la rédactrice en chef de WikiLeaks Kristinn Hrafnsonn assistent à une manifestation contre l'extradition de Julian Assange devant le haut-commissariat de l'Australie à Londres Reuters 4/50 21 février 2020 Un travailleur récupère des véhicules bloqués par les inondations sur l'A761 à Paisley, en Écosse Getty 5/50 20 février 2020 Des policiers devant la mosquée de Regents Park, dans le centre de Londres, après qu'un homme aurait été poignardé au cou. Des images de la scène ont montré un jeune homme blanc dans un haut à capuchon rouge dirigé depuis la mosquée par la police Reuters Getty Images 7/50 18 février 2020 Modèles sur le podium lors du défilé Bobby Abley à la London Fashion Week Pennsylvanie 8/50 17 février 2020 Rachel Cox inspecte les dommages causés par les inondations dans sa cuisine à Nantgarw, dans le sud du Pays de Galles, où les résidents retournent chez eux pour inspecter et réparer les dommages à la suite de la tempête Dennis Pennsylvanie 9/50 16 février 2020 La rue Teme à Tenbury Wells est vue sous les eaux de crue de la rivière Teme qui déborde, après que la tempête Dennis a provoqué des inondations dans de grandes étendues de Grande-Bretagne AFP via Getty 10/50 15 février 2020 Présenter des modèles de créations au défilé Richard Quinn lors de la London Fashion Week à Londres Reuters Pennsylvanie 12/50 13 février 2020 Démissionne comme chancelier de l'Échiquier. Le départ de M. Javid intervient juste un mois avant un budget crucial, destiné à tracer la voie à suivre pour le nouveau gouvernement - et fait de lui le chancelier le moins ancien depuis plus de 50 ans EPA 13/50 12 février 2020 Le fermier Tommy Aitchison de North Shortcleugh farm nourrit ses moutons à Elvanfoot, en Écosse. Un avertissement jaune pour la neige et la glace reste en place dans la majeure partie de l'Écosse, la police a signalé un certain nombre d'accidents dans la région avec de nombreux itinéraires affectés par la neige et la glace Getty 14/50 11 février 2020 Robyn Peoples, gauche, 26 ans, et Sharni Edwards, 27 ans, au Loughshore Hotel, à Carrickfergus, après être devenus le premier couple à avoir un mariage homosexuel en Irlande du Nord Pennsylvanie 15/50 10 février 2020 Des vagues déferlent sur un camion sur le front de mer de Blackpool alors que des avertissements météorologiques concernant le vent, la neige et la glace ont été émis dans de grandes parties du pays. Un jour après que le Royaume-Uni tente de se remettre des coups de la tempête Ciara Pennsylvanie 16/50 9 février 2020 Les résidents tentent de retirer l'eau de leur propriété alors que les rues inondent à Appleby-in-Westmorland, Cumbria, alors que la tempête Ciara frappe le Royaume-Uni Pennsylvanie 17/50 8 février 2020 L'Anglais Ellis Genge célèbre avoir marqué le premier essai de son match des Six Nations contre l'Écosse avec ses coéquipiers. La météo au stade Murrayfield a entravé les conditions de jeu, avec des vents et de la pluie de Storm Ciara approchant du Royaume-Uni. L'équipe adverse remporta le match tardivement, le score se terminant 6-13 Reuters 18/50 7 février 2020 Des militants entourent un cheval de Troie en bois dans la cour du British Museum de Londres. Le cheval, qui mesure 4 mètres de haut et peut accueillir 10 personnes à l'intérieur, a été tiré par un groupe de supporters avec des drapeaux indiquant "BP Must Fall" BP ou non BP / PA 19/50 6 février 2020 Des membres de l'équipe du Programme d'enquête sur les échouages ​​de cétacés examinent une baleine morte décédée après s'être échouée dans l'estuaire de la Tamise à Medway au cours du week-end Pennsylvanie 20/50 5 février 2020 Les enfants de l'école secondaire Oaklands à Bethnal Green et les familles appartiennent à Westminster avant de remettre une pétition au Home Office, alors qu'ils demandent au gouvernement de modifier les lois britanniques sur le regroupement familial des réfugiés Pennsylvanie 21/50 4 février 2020 Rasputin l'ours polaire, secoue l'eau comme il est dévoilé au Yorkshire Wildlife Park, Doncaster Pennsylvanie 22/50 3 février 2020 Activité policière à l'intérieur d'un cordon où un homme a été abattu par la police armée lors d'un incident lié au terrorisme à Streatham, Londres EPA 23/50 2 février 2020 Micheal Ward avec son Rising Star Award aux côtés de Daniel Kaluuya Baftas Reuters AFP / Getty 25/50 31 janvier 2020 Les partisans de l'UE pro affichent une bannière `` Ici pour rester, ici pour se battre, les migrants entrants, les conservateurs sortis '' du pont de Westminster devant les chambres du Parlement à Londres. La Grande-Bretagne quitte officiellement l'UE le 31 janvier, entamant une période de transition de onze mois EPA 26/50 30 janvier 2020 Kiko le British Bulldog âgé de 2 ans avec son propriétaire, Ebel Perez, de Shiremoor, North Tyneside Pennsylvanie 27/50 29 janvier 2020 Les eurodéputés britanniques et leurs assistants ainsi que des membres du groupe politique socialiste et démocrate lors d'une cérémonie avant le vote sur le retrait du Royaume-Uni de l'UE au Parlement européen à Bruxelles AP 28/50 28 janvier 2020 Les torches sont allumées à l'aide d'une torche avant le festival Up Helly Aa Viking. Originaire des années 1880, le festival célèbre l'héritage nordique des Shetland Pennsylvanie 29/50 27 janvier 2020 Le lanceur d'Angleterre Mark Wood est soulevé par Joe Root après avoir remporté le dernier guichet de l'Afrique du Sud pour remporter le match et la série au cours de la quatrième journée du quatrième test chez Wanderers à Johannesburg Getty 30/50 26 janvier 2020 Les artistes interprètes ou exécutants participant à un défilé impliquant des costumes, des danses de lion et des chars, au cours des célébrations du Nouvel An chinois dans le centre de Londres, qui marque l'année du rat Pennsylvanie 31/50 25 janvier 2020 Un couple se promène le long du canal Basingstoke près de Dogmersfield dans le Hampshire Pennsylvanie 32/50 24 janvier 2020 Boris Johnson gestes alors qu'il regarde une performance lors des célébrations du Nouvel An lunaire chinois à Downing Street à Londres Reuters 33/50 23 janvier 2020 Gabriella Zaghari-Ratcliffe se tient à côté de son père Richard Ratcliffe, le mari de Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe et de sa mère Barbara, alors qu'ils s'adressent aux médias à Downing Street après une réunion avec le Premier ministre Boris Johnson Pennsylvanie 34/50 22 janvier 2020 Rosa Connolly examine de près lors d'un aperçu de l'exposition des Tyrannosaures au Musée national d'Écosse, Édimbourg Pennsylvanie 35/50 21 janvier 2020 Le soleil se couche derrière les grues à tour et les toits de Londres dans le quartier financier de la ville Pennsylvanie 36/50 20 janvier 2020 Le prince Harry, duc de Sussex, s'entretient avec le Premier ministre Boris Johnson alors qu'ils assistent au Sommet d'investissement UK-Afrique à l'Intercontinental Hotel à Londres. Johnson accueille des dirigeants africains et des représentants gouvernementaux de haut niveau ainsi que des entreprises britanniques et africaines lors du Sommet d'investissement Royaume-Uni-Afrique, visant à renforcer le partenariat économique du Royaume-Uni avec les pays africains Getty 37/50 19 janvier 2020 Joe Root célèbre avec ses coéquipiers d'Angleterre après avoir pris le guichet de Rassie van der Dussen au cours de la quatrième journée du troisième test contre l'Afrique du Sud à Port Elizabeth. Il a remporté les quatre meilleurs portillons de sa carrière au cours de la journée, ce qui a vu l'équipe locale suivre dans leur deuxième manche. Ils traînent l'Angleterre par 188 courses avant le cinquième jour Getty 38/50 18 janvier 2020 Les drag queens posent sur le tapis rose alors qu'elles participent à la "Queen's Walk" lors du RuPaul's DragCon UK à Kensington Olympia AFP via Getty 39/50 17 janvier 2020 Kitty Ross, conservatrice de l'histoire sociale, se reflète dans une vitrine tout en tenant un violon squelette des années 1880 qui fait partie de l'exposition Sounds of our City à l'Abbey House Museum de Leeds Pennsylvanie 40/50 16 janvier 2020 Le Britannique Harry, duc de Sussex (C), accueille le tirage de la Coupe du monde de rugby à XV 2021 dans les jardins du palais de Buckingham à Londres, Grande-Bretagne, le 16 janvier 2020. Le duc, qui devrait prendre du recul par rapport aux fonctions royales supérieures, s'est entretenu avec des ambassadeurs de la Ruby League et des enfants de l'école primaire catholique St Vincent de Paul à Londres EPA 41/50 15 janvier 2020 Des véhicules négocient la route inondée B4069 à Christian Malford dans le Wiltshire après que la rivière Avon a éclaté ses rives Pennsylvanie 42/50 14 janvier 2020 D'énormes vagues ont frappé la digue à Porthcawl, au Pays de Galles, alors que des rafales allant jusqu'à 80 mph de la tempête Brendan ont perturbé le Royaume-Uni Pennsylvanie 43/50 13 janvier 2020 Des marionnettistes de Vision Mechanic répètent avec la plus grande marionnette d'Ecosse, une déesse de la mer de dix mètres de haut appelée Storm, dans l'enceinte du Museum of Flight, East Lothian. Entièrement fabriqué à partir de matériaux recyclés, il a été dévoilé avant ses débuts lors des célébrations du Celtic Connections Costal Day à Glasgow ce week-end Pennsylvanie 44/50 12 janvier 2020 Une planche à voile saute en l'air après avoir heurté une vague dans la mer au large de la plage de West Wittering dans le West Sussex Pennsylvanie 45/50 11 janvier 2020 Mikuru Suzuki célèbre sa victoire au championnat féminin des BDO World Professional Darts Championships 2020 à Londres Pennsylvanie 46/50 10 janvier 2020 L'un des sept nouveaux lionceaux au West Midlands Safari Park à Kidderminster Pennsylvanie 47/50 9 janvier 2020 Rawson Robinson, de Nenthead, à la frontière de la Cumbria et du Northumberland, déneige le village modèle qu'il a construit dans son jardin Pennsylvanie 48/50 8 janvier 2020 Les gens lisent des messages écrits sur la fresque de David Bowie à Brixton, dans le sud de Londres, sur ce qui aurait été le 73e anniversaire du chanteur Pennsylvanie 49/50 7 janvier 2020 L'Angleterre Stuart Broad célèbre avec son coéquipier Ben Stokes après le licenciement de l'Afrique du Sud Rassie van der Dussen au cours de la cinquième journée du deuxième match de cricket d'essai au Cap. Stokes a remporté les trois derniers guichets en l'espace de 14 livraisons pour conclure une victoire de 189 points AFP via Getty 50/50 6 janvier 2020 Des manifestants à Londres participent à une manifestation en soutien à une femme britannique reconnue coupable d'avoir menti au sujet d'un viol collectif à Chypre AP Le blog contenait également des critiques à l'encontre du Premier ministre pour avoir tenté de marquer des points politiques bon marché "à la suite de la tragédie et accusé le gouvernement de mentir carrément" sur le contexte de la libération anticipée d'Usman Khan, mais cela n'a pas été répété. Écrivant sur Twitter, séminaire entreprise Londres l'auteur de l'avocat secret a déclaré: Le premier ministre a essentiellement copié et collé mon article de blog dans un fil de discussion et l'a fait passer pour sa propre explication. Regardez plus Un billet de blog que j'ai dû écrire pour réfuter les mensonges qu'il a passés hier à jaillir. 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Back in the 70’s, I remember my two siblings and I being told by Mum that she had booked our family’s first foreign destination package holiday.  The destination…Salou, Spain.  As you can probably imagine, we were happy giddy children running around the living room, our arms outstretched; pretending to be aeroplanes….vrooooom, neeeooooown!  Our usual family ‘holidays’ were day trips to Blackpool Pleasure Beach or the Cala Gran Caravan Park in Fleetwood, and even those trips were few and far between.  So, our first trip to foreign lands booked, and we only had a year to wait…a whole year!  Mum worked three jobs that year just to pay for the package holiday.  Family Holidays Have Changed Since The 70’s and a package holiday was the only way to go, booking DIY was relatively unheard of.

A packed beach at Blackpool Pleasure beach in the 1970’s

DRESS TO IMPRESS

The year passed, and in the weeks leading to travel day we were dragged from pillar-to-post buying new clothes.  Travel day arrived and I remember getting dressed into my new clothes.  Wouldn’t want to look like the scruffy council estate street urchins that we were, no siree…posh clobber all the way!  Bescoby’s (catalogue shop) finest at that!  Manchester Airport was packed and the aircraft was enormous and noisy!  The engine noise was soon drowned out by the rowdy passengers (mum and step-dad included), many of whom were bladdered and singing at the top of their lungs….”oh, this year I’m off to sunny Spain, Y Viva España”!  The stench of alcohol was overwhelming and cigarette smoke filled the cabin, inside the aeroplane it looked like a foggy day!

Travelling with British Airtours at Manchester Airport

DO YOU JEST, NO I JOUST

There’s so much that I can recall from our first foreign holiday.  One awful memory is going to the beach and having our white freckled skin plastered with sun cream.  We looked like three ‘child-sized’ abominable snowmen on the beach but we didn’t care, we were on our package holiday!  There were vendors walking the beach with live animals; baby chimps, snakes, lizards etc, each trying to get tourists to have a photo.  My best memory was being taken to a Medieval Castle to watch Knights joust to win the hand of a Fair Maiden!  Upon entry to the castle we were given a paper ‘crown’ and a plastic ‘chalice‘ before being shown to our bench table.  We dined on chicken and potatoes and drank juice.  No plates, a whole roast chicken was slammed down onto the table by servers who were dressed like peasants.  Definitely no FSA hygiene rating in the good ol’ days!  Quite a scary experience for a child if I’m being honest, scary…but an indelible memory.  Plus we got to meet and have a photograph taken with the King and Queen of the Castle before we left.

Trying to win the hand of a Fair Maiden in a jousting contest

PILOTS ARE POOR, LET’S HAVE A WHIP-ROUND

Another memory I have of the 70’s family holiday was gathered on the return flight home.  I recall a drunken man, walking up and down the aisle with a colourful sombrero souvenir on his head and a large ‘piñata’ style donkey under his arm; collecting money from the passengers to hand to the pilot after landing.  Oh yes, and the tipsy travellers clapping and cheering once the plane landed and ground to a stop!  Heaven only knows why?  That’s the pilots job…take off, fly and land the plane!  To this day I am still baffled as to why ‘collections’ became a common sight on planes in the 70’s and 80’s.  It’s not as if pilots didn’t get paid a decent salary surely?  And, on the souvenir front, I also remember my Nana bringing home a plastic donkey that she filled with cheap cigarettes. Pull both of the donkey’s ears, the tail lifted and a cigarette popped out of its bum hole!  Highly amusing to a child, but also strangely weird!

I’m not an ass, I’m a donkey!

THE WORLD WIDE WEB IS WONDERFUL

Back in the 70s, booking via a Travel Agent on the High Street was the only option for Mum when she was booking our first family holiday.  Nowadays we can surf the WWW discovering far flung destinations.  The ease of comparing thousands of hotels and reading every Review (good and bad) of the hotel or campsite that you have your heart set on, is, well…easy!  Booking a holiday is much more convenient in the 21st Century, especially as we have so much tech and so many apps to assist our travels.  Mummy often recounts how, in the 80’s; her Mum and Dad planned their 3 week family trip to America and Walt Disney World Resort.  No Google maps or Booking.com in sight and once at the destination…no sat-nav in the hire car!  I shudder at the thought!  I get lost in Asda’s car park let alone travelling the globe!

Lynne (age 9) meets Mickey Mouse at Disney World, Florida

LET’S GO TO SPAIN AND EAT A FULL ENGLISH

In this day and age we are truly spoilt that we very rarely experience ‘new foods’ whilst travelling.  The exotic fruits that you would only see on your foreign summer holidays are now stacked high on our supermarket shelves.  Albeit in the 70’s I’m sure that we, just like the other British holidaymakers in Spain; were still tucking into a full English fry.  Let’s go to Spain and eat a full English…now that makes sense…not!  And, just to make things clear; a fry isn’t a proper fry unless it has Heinz Baked Beans and HP Brown Sauce!  Eggs, sunny side up or over easy, what’s your preference?  Thankfully our tastebuds and sense of adventure have evolved since the 70’s.  Nowadays we love nothing more than exploring a region and sampling the local delicacies when we venture to a new country.

A hearty fry, always a great start to the day

SELFIE’S ARE MORE ANTI THAN SOCIAL

Think back, how on Earth did we survive a holiday without letting our friends, family and anyone else on our Facebook ‘friends’ list know what a fabulous time we were having!  Today, it’s so easy…lie by the pool with a cocktail in hand, snap that selfie (might take more than one attempt and a multitude of facial expressions) and share to all 7,936 friends (are they really ALL friends) on Social Media.  It’s a holiday, put your phone away and stop being anti-social!  But make sure you get that ‘instaworthy’ picture first!

Strike a pose…vogue

PHOTO ALBUMS GALORE

Back in the 70’s you came home with a couple reels of camera film that you would have to wait for a week to be processed in your local chemist.  You would then spend hours arranging your glossy snaps into photo albums and annotating who, what and where…nightmare!  Friends and family would avoid calling to the house for months fearing a 7 hour session of you reminiscing whilst showing them your ‘amazing holiday’ snaps!  Now, when we arrive back home; a quick 10 minute ‘holiday’ conversation is all that’s needed because your friends and family have already seen the pictures and read about the holiday on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and every other social media outlet that there is.

Photo albums for reminiscing about holidays

MONEY, MONEY, MONEY

Of course the cost of travel has also changed drastically since Mum worked 3 jobs to take us on our family’s first foreign package holiday to España.  2019 and we are in the era of low budget airlines where you can pick up a flight for €10 and sometimes less!  Search engines have become our new BFF and sites like Skyscanner, Booking.com and Trivago allow us to hone our skills at searching for a bargain holiday to a luxury destination.  No longer does cheap mean bad, or ‘you get what you pay for’.  Credit was non-existent, there was no ‘stick it on the credit card’ and pay it off after the holiday, holidays were paid for with hard-earned cold, hard cash!  I remember vividly counting and bagging my saved pocket money then taking it to the Post Office to exchange to Spanish currency, Pesetas, or ‘potatoes‘ as we called them!  And I still have some of them from the 70’s, as well as a stamp.

IT’S THE MEMORIES THAT MATTER MOST

One thing that hasn’t changed since the 1970’s is that people still travel to make memories.  Whether those memories and moments are captured in one simple 35mm photograph, or by 10 burst shots on your newest high-tech smartphone, we are all still trying to make the memories that our parents did back in the 70’s. 

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Springtime City Breaks on a Budget: Explore Affordable Easter Markets in the UK

As spring unfolds its vibrant charm across the UK, it is the perfect time to plan an enchanting city break without straining your wallet. From bustling cities to quaint coastal towns, Easter brings forth a tapestry of sights, sounds, and scents, with charming markets waiting to be explored—all within budget-friendly options.

Peterborough Cathedral Easter Market, running from March 31st to April 2nd, promises an Easter magic against the backdrop of the majestic cathedral. Discover local delights and crafts while enjoying a budget-friendly stay at The Milestone Hotel nearby.

If a coastal retreat is calling, Blackpool’s Easter Market at Bounce Play Centre, from March 30th to April 2nd, offers traditional seaside vibes. Stay affordably at The Bluewaters Hotel and indulge in handcrafted souvenirs and treats.

In London, dive into Easter joy at Greenwich and Columbia Road Flower Market, experiencing unique finds and festive vibes without breaking the bank. Relax at The Crown Hotel for an affordable stay in the heart of the action.

Manchester’s Easter Artisan Market on April 1st celebrates local craftsmanship amidst a vibrant atmosphere. Stay comfortably at the Pinewood Hotel while exploring exclusive creations and mingling with creatives.

Cheshire’s Easter Eggstravaganza offers family fun with egg hunts and crafts against a scenic backdrop. Enjoy a memorable stay at Casa Mere Hotel, where cherished memories come without overspending.

For savvy travelers, here are some budget-friendly tips: visit markets during off-peak times to avoid high prices, seek accommodation deals, opt for lodging slightly outside city centers for better rates, utilise public transportation, and pack snacks to save on dining expenses. Enjoy free entertainment at markets, from live performances to interactive activities.

Accommodation for Easter break

Experience unforgettable Easter memories with AG Hotels Group at 8 premier UK destinations. Revel in cosy lodgings, delicious cuisine, seasonal drinks, breakfast delights, and contemporary conveniences like on-site parking, accessible accommodations, as well as stylish lounge and event areas. This Spring season, embark on an affordable city getaway and explore charming Easter markets dotted throughout the UK.

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Prague for under £100 a night! How to see this rich city with old-fashioned charm on the cheap

Cobblestones, bridges, palaces, parks and countless attractions, Prague will delight those seeking old-fashioned charm. 

With its uniquely preserved historical centre, it oozes impressive architecture, breathtaking views and plenty of fabulous monuments. 

All this and a flying time of less than two hours? It’s no wonder this rich city is a booming tourist destination with more than eight million annual visitors.

Where to stay

Hotel Golden Key Prague

Hotel Golden Key was built by a 16th-century locksmith, hence its name, and is close to the popular Charles Bridge, pictured 

Close to popular Charles Bridge and down the hill from Prague Castle, this smart, boutique hotel was built by a 16th-century locksmith, hence its name. Its 25 rooms are stylish, with some boasting exposed original beams. In the morning, tuck in to a traditional Czech breakfast, including homemade bread and cakes. Doubles from £62; breakfast £13 (astenhotels.com).

Miss Sophie’s Hotel

This friendly little hotel, in a 19th-century Art Nouveau building, is situated in a quiet street in New Town, one Metro stop from famous Wenceslas Square. The 16 rooms vary in size, but all are tastefully decorated with greys and whites. Breakfast is served across the road at the company’s hostel. B&B doubles from £75 (miss-sophies.com). 

Mosaic House

Step inside and admire the Thirties mosaic adorning the entrance hall of this designer hotel, minutes from the National Theatre and Vltava River. Rooms are smart and quirky — if your budget permits, choose a superior double with a terrace overlooking the city. Music events are hosted in the ground floor La Loca Music Bar & Lounge. Doubles from £49; breakfast £8 (mosaichouse.com). 

Botel Albatros

Capital ideas: Stay in the quirky Botel Albatross, which offers 86 basic, wood-panelled rooms

Anchored on Vltava River, not far from Charles Bridge and the Old Town, with views towards Prague Castle, this boat hotel, built in 1969, offers 86 basic, wood-panelled rooms, a restaurant and a top-deck terrace, ideal for a cool beer (£1.25) before dinner. B&B doubles from £54 (botelalbatros.cz). 

What to see and do

Museums aplenty

Prague Cards (£55 for two days, praguecard.com) offer free or discounted entry to 80 different museums and attractions, including the National Museum, the Czech Museum of Music, Powder Tower and the Old Royal Palace, former home of Bohemian kings.

Although not covered by the Prague Card, don’t miss the Museum of Communism (£10, muzeumkomunismu.cz) for an evocative reflection of life during the Communist era.

Walk and learn

Prague is easily explored on foot — but pack a pair of comfy shoes to cope with the cobbled streets. If you want to splash out on a scholar-led three- hour walk, try Insight Cities (insightcities.com).

Big on beer

As Czechs drink more beer than any other nation – try craft beers in the Old Town

Home of Pilsner, Czechs drink more beer than any other nation — which is not surprising given it’s as cheap as water in bars and restaurants. Sample craft beer in the Old Town at U Kunstatu (ukunstatu.cz), a 12th-century former palace. Or soak up the atmosphere in the Old Town Square.

Climb the tower

IT looks like Blackpool Tower, but, apparently, the 63.5m-tall Petrin Lookout Tower, built in 1891 on Petrin Hill, was actually inspired by Paris’s Eiffel Tower. Its 299 steps are worth climbing to see sweeping views of the city. It costs £5.20, or it’s free with a Prague Card.

Head for the castle

Don’t let the crowds put you off, Prague Castle — among the largest in the world — is a must. Dating from the ninth century, it comprises palaces, churches, fortifications and manicured gardens. A full ticket is £12 and lasts two days (hrad.cz).

Pack a picnic

Prague is blessed with myriad parks away from the hubbub — perfect for a picnic. Grab some food at a supermarket or local bakery and sit under the shade of an ancient tree in 250-acre Stromovka Park, or watch boats gliding along the Vltava River.

Where to eat

Eska

A former fabric factory, this restaurant pays homage to the building’s past with exposed brickwork, girders and pipework. Traditional Czech dishes given a modern makeover is the name of the game here. Tuck in to cabbage schnitzel, mushrooms and vegetables for £9.60. Address: Pernerova 49 (eska.ambi.cz)

Lehka Hlava

Choose to dine under the stars or under a lizard perched on a leaf at this veggie restaurant, thanks to impressive ceiling artwork. Hidden on Prague’s shortest street in a 500-year-old former teahouse, it’s a favourite of locals. Try a naked seitan burger with potatoes and vegetables followed by raspberry crumble, all for £12. Borsov 2/280 (lehkahlava.cz)

Explore: A map showing all of the tourist hotspots in the Czech capital, Prague 

Lidova Jidelna Tesnov

Cheap as chips, canteen-style restaurants were commonplace during the Communist era. Providing low-cost Czech fare for mainly locals, this no-nonsense, no-frills eatery is worth experiencing. Situated in the quiet, residential Petrska quarter, beef in pepper sauce with dumplings costs £3. Wash it down with wine (£1) or squash (15p). Tesnov 1163/5 (lidovajidelna.cz)

Manifesto Market

This food and culture market is Prague’s first no-cash space, and it’s brimming with enticing stalls that cater to all tastes (open 11am to 10pm). Try the lunch special at Minnie’s: mini pancakes and filling (chocolate and banana was my favourite) with a drink for £5. Na Florenci (manifesto.city)

Cafe Moment

Wander over to the elegant residential neighbourhood of Vinohrady, once blanketed in vineyards, and admire the Neo-Renaissance and Art Nouveau architecture. For lunch, pop in to the unpretentious, vegan eaterie Cafe Moment and try its white bean soup (£1.40) or stuffed peppers with tomato sauce and pasta (£3.65) with a glass of wine (£1). Slezska 62

TRAVEL FACTS 

Easyjet has returns from Bristol from £55 (easyjet.com). The Airport Express bus to the city centre costs £2 and takes around 30 minutes. For more information, visit czechtourism.com 

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Interstate lands new signings at Manchester Airport

Interstate Hotels & Resorts has announced a two new property signings at Manchester Airport. The third-party hotel management company has been appointed to operate the 280-room Holiday Inn and a 262-room Ibis Budget. Set to open in 2021, both hotels form part of Manchester Airport’s major £1bn redevelopment project. Nicholas Northam, managing director for the UK at Interstate Hotels & Resorts, said: “We are proud to announce these two major new signings, marking our first move into Manchester Airport – one of the UK’s busiest airports.

“The airport is undergoing significant development at present and it’s very exciting to be a part of its new era.”

In 2018 the third-party hotel management firm opened five new hotels across the UK, including two Hotel Indigo properties in both Manchester Victoria and Durham, the AC Hotel Belfast – with a 112-seater Jean-Christophe Novelli restaurant – and the Hampton by Hilton Blackpool.”

The firm also recently expanded its portfolio with the addition of 12 new properties across western Europe, with a combined total of 1,732 guest rooms.

Northam added: “The last 12 months have been strong for Interstate and these latest signings see us starting 2019 on a real high. We’re looking forward to work getting underway at Manchester Airport in the near future.”

Source: https://www.hotelowner.co.uk/19828-interstate-lands-new-signings-at-manchester-airport/

Architectural Services Preston, Lancashire Graham Lea Architecture is an architectural design firm based in Preston, Lancashire.  We take pride in creating exceptional residential and commercial buildings. Our architectural services range from contemporary home extensions to innovative commercial developments. We also provide services for minor applications and alterations.

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Graham Lea Architecture is managed by Graham Lea who is qualified to Post Graduate Level in Architecture and has been involved in the Architectural Design Services business for many years.

Graham Lea Architecture offers excellent value, high quality architectural services to clients throughout the North West. The Firm, which is based in Ashton-on-Ribble (Preston), started out in 2010 and has over 6 years of experience in the Architectural Services sector.

I studied a degree in architecture at the University of Lincolnshire graduating with second class honors in 2001. After graduation I worked as a draftsman for United Utilities and then gained professional experience at Michael Rayner Associates Architects over four years where my involvement in architect's projects varied from preparing drawings to full contact administration. I moved back in to education in the form of a Postgraduate Diploma in Architecture of which I graduated from in May 2009.

About Us Company Graham Lea Architecture is an architectural design firm based in the centre of Lancashire covering the whole of the North West.

We take pride in creating exceptional residential and commercial buildings, ranging from contemporary home extensions to innovative commercial developments.

Our greatest skill lies in helping our clients explore their design needs and visualising their desires for each project. Identifying every small but important detail is key to the success of our projects. We use this information to provide imaginative, creative and stylish design solutions that bring our clients’ architectural needs and aspirations to life.

Architecture Preston Graham Lea Architecture is based in Preston. The city has a wealth of historical architecture to admire and draw inspiration from. It has excellent transport links with other towns and cities throughout the North West, making it a central location for undertaking work throughout the Lancashire region and beyond.

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Graham Lea BA (Hons) Dip Arch Graham founded Graham Lea Architecture in 2011 in Preston. Graham is qualified to postgraduate level in Architecture and has been an architectural designer for over 10 years.

After graduating with a degree in Architecture from the University of Lincoln, Graham began his architectural career as a draftsman for United Utilities. He then moved to Michael Rayner Associates Architects where his involvement in architect’s projects varied from preparing drawings to full contact administration.  After embarking on his postgraduate architecture studies he worked at Anderton Gables as a Senior Architectural Designer where he was involved with a number of projects. whilst there he took the lead in delivering a £5,000,000 architectural project of a 75 bed nursing home in Blackpool. Using the experience gained he subsequently set up his own architectural business working on both private and commercial projects.

Graham is skilled in finding creative, pragmatic solutions driven by a careful understanding of the client’s requirements and the unique possibilities of each project. He has an exceptional ability to communicate ideas to a broad range of people, and win the widespread support necessary for the development of small-scale, complex projects

Ben Craven BA (Hons) Ben joined the team in summer 2015. He graduated from the Architecture RIBA Part I course at the University of Central Lancashire with First Class Honours in 2013. After Graduating he worked for Archimedia in Leyland on industrial based projects for multinational companies including Sellafield Nuclear UK and Carpenters Ltd. He them moved to RADM Architects in Liverpool for 12 months working on a mixture of residential and commercial projects. He is currently undertaking his RIBA Part 2 Masters in Architecture at the University of Sheffield.

Tom Benson BA (Hons) Tom joined the team in the summer 2015. He graduated with Ben in 2013 from the Architecture RIBA Part 1 course at the University of Central Lancashire with a First Class honours in Studio. After graduating he moved to Beijing, China to work for the international company Buro Ole Scheeren as an intern to work on projects worldwide. Tom returned from China to start a new opportunity at the number 1 practice in the UK; Foster & Partners as a Part 1 Architectural Assistant. He worked at Fosters for 1 year from July 2014 to July 2015. Tom was named University of Central Lancashire ‘Graduate Of The Week’ in April 2015. He will soon begin his Master of Architecture at the University of Westminster in September 2015.

Mike Cafferkey (HNC) Mike joined the team in the Autumn of 2016. After completing a HNC in Construction and Surveying at Bolton university he is now in his 4th year at the University of Central Lancashire studying for a BSc in Architectural Technology. He has previously worked with DMA Associates on a variety of projects one commercial project he was involved with is a car showroom. He has worked with both new build houses, barn conversions and also with adaption of residential and private properties for the disabled

Mohammed Munshi (BA Hons) Mohammed joined the team in the Spring of 2017 after graduating with a BA Hons degree in Architecture from John Moores University in Liverpool he is now at the University of Liverpool working towards a MArch in Architecture. He has previously worked with Craig Foster Architects in Liverpool and MM Architectural Design in Preston. Working on both residential and commercial developments Mohammed has wide experience from building shopping malls and cinemas from new to doing historic alterations and turning existing premises into a hotel.

Susan Lees Office Administrator Susan joined the team as an office administrator in the Summer of 2017.  She has qualifications in Business Administration and Microsoft Office products. Having worked for both a multinational company and within the civil service, Susan took a break to have her children, keeping busy using her administrative skills volunteering within her local community. She decided to start her own business Admin Extra Solutions offering office administration on a freelance basis and is a member of the UK Association of Virtual Assistants.

More than just plans We Believe our greatest skill lies in helping our clients explore their design needs and visualising their desires for each project. Getting to the bottom of every small but important detail is key to the success of our projects.  We use this information to provide imaginative, creative and stylish design solutions that bring our client’s architectural needs and aspirations to life.

Our aim is to provide user friendly architectural services to suit any budget be it a small house extension or a million pound commercial project. We are interested in all types and sizes of architectural projects and we’re suitably experienced to work with both private and public sector clients. Graham Lea Architecture has a track record of delivering complicated projects on challenging sites.

If you have a project you would like to discuss with us, or are just looking for some advice, please do not hesitate to telephone, email or call us.

Why choose Graham Lea Architecture? We aim to provide excellent value for high quality architectural services. We have a network of trusted builders and contractors, which we can recommend to complete your project. We are focused on client experience and it is our aim to provide the best client service. We are passionate about great design and great architecture. Our drawings are accurate, highly detailed, and most of our planning drawings are in colour. We begin each project with a clean, fresh approach. We have a broad range of experience that we bring to each project. We can put you in touch with other professionals to provide a full service for any project and budget.

Areas we cover We cover all of the North West for smaller projects and All of England for larger architectural projects.

Areas we cover include: Lancashire, Manchester, Merseyside, Cumbria,  Preston, Blackpool, Manchester,  Lytham, Blackburn, Chorley, Southport, Bolton, Wigan, Longridge,  and Leyland.

Products And Services Architectural Services House Extension Plans Commercial Architectural Services New Build Design Services Barn Conversions Loft Conversions Lease / Licence plans Feasibility Studies and Pre-application Advice Ideas and Sketch Design Planning Permission Permitted Development and Neighbour Consultation Conservation and Listed Building Consent Building Regulations Approval Design Service

Typical Design Service A typical Design Service would include as a minimum the following: A digital measured survey of the existing property Production of existing drawings Design Production of sketch scheme drawings and issue of the scheme to the client Amendments to the scheme Preparation of CAD drawings for Planning Application Submission of Planning Drawings and Application forms to the local Council Preparation of Building Regulation Drawings and submission to Building Control Recommendation of suitable Contractors to undertake the works.

Create Construction starts £20m Cardiff student job

Crosslane Student Developments has signed up Create Construction for its 391-bed purpose-built student accommodation scheme in Cardiff.

The Blackpool-based contractor has built up a track record of student and hotel projects around the country from Exeter to Manchester.

The Howard Gardens job in Cardiff gives developer Crosslane’ joint venture with Harrison Street Real Estate Capital a £180m student portfolio of 1,685 beds in Leeds, Coventry, Portsmouth and Swansea.

Investec is providing £19m finance for the development of the new Cardiff scheme.

Crosslane is acting as development manager for the JV to oversee construction of the Howard Gardens site to ensure it is completed on time, ahead of the 2020/21 academic year, and to budget.

David Smith, Managing Director at Crosslane Student Developments, said: “Howard Gardens is a cluster flat focused design, which gives students in Cardiff much needed and better value accommodation. It will help encourage students to be part of a community and share social experiences, while the majority of recent student accommodation developments in the city have been self-contained studio apartments.

“Its 391 beds will make a significant impact on easing the supply/demand imbalance for student accommodation in Cardiff, helping to free up private housing to rent for families and young professionals.”

Day 14 bring to us the letter 'N'. We had a few candidates for this one and the one we wanted to go for we didn't have any photos of (without nicking off the internet) so have end up going for 'Norbrek Castle'. (FYI we wanted to go for the 'Nolans' but Coleen strangely didn't acknowledge our request for a photo) Norbrek Castle is quite iconic on the Blackpool promenade, one of the biggest in Blackpool boasts 480 rooms and a load of conference facilities. Originally built as private dwelling, the hotel is now owned by the Britannia Group. The hotel has both its lovers and it haters, the hotel itself is pretty tired looking and could do with tarting up, some of the extensions haven't been done particularly sympathetically to the original structure but the prices charged do tend to reflect the fact you're not getting premium accommodation, you can often stay at the Norbrek for a lower price than many budget hotel chains! Picture courtesy Juliette W Gregson heritage photographer. Thanks so much for sharing Juliette. Tomorrows letter is a tough one.......... whats your best guess for the letter 'O'? ...can you even come up with one?? (if you do, the chances are, you've guessed right) :-) #A2Zofblackpool #blackpool #norbrekcastle #visitblackpool #seaside #hotels #tourism #insiderblackpool (at Queens Promenade) https://www.instagram.com/p/CFHfxbggiuG/?igshid=1d19a443yvc76

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