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Could be - demo contractors have finished now. I can't imagine they would even start work unless it was going ahead.
The new one doesn't have a canopy anyway does it?
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Two vans turned up earlier and the highstreet was cordoned off, they had some sort of trailer attached. Turns out to be some sort of jet washhing equipment because they have hooked them up to the water supply outside the Rotunda. They are cleaning the highstreet, looks pretty good from what they've done so far:
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Cool, you have a good view of some visually interesting work there!
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I despise the paving on High St.
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No sign of any action for the past 2 weeks, looks like they packed up and went home.
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I really like this. Glad its going ahead. It adds a real sense of variety to what is ultimately a bland stretch of the High Street.
Add some nice yellow lights at nightand i'll be nursing a semi.
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Things may be progressing, saw some guys surveying the site eariler with the laser things on tripods.
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And now the black protruding hoardings are back
Plus there's hoardings going up in the passage that connects High St to the old post office.
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They were putting up scaffolding too when I went past earlier today.
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Things are happening
![]() should this be moved to the construction forum? of do we need to wait and see if they suddenly abandon the site again?
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Some photos from The Rotunda.
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Thanks for the pics! I have never noticed that arched bit in the middle of the roof before!
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Nice little remote control toys they've got there! And who'd have thought there was a car park on top of boots.
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Also, bit of an odd question but more on topic, how are deliveries etc made to the Big Top? I can't see any access roads or the like. |
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Theres an underground loading area, the entrance to which is by Boots. I think its also the entrance to the car park. I had to go in there once about 10 years ago, just after boots had taken over the building. Think it was mothercare before, or somthing like that.
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Yeah, I never noticed the car park before, I can't normally see that far without opening the window. Here are some more pics from today, they are doing something on the roof.
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